❋Ganqing/Kenyu❋ - ✿ 0NESH0TS ✿

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Keqing P0V:

I had taken Ganyu out into the shopping area of Liyue, after all she does so much, she deserves as much. We walked up to some jewelry merchant, he had many things on display but only 1 seemed to catch Ganyu's eye,

A ring.

It was a sight to be seen, it was stunning, it was a starsilver ring with many tiny white crystals going around it, something you would propose with, it had a pearl in the center, only adding to its beauty, it reflected the sun perfect and if u rubbed your finger on the pearl you could feel the deep blue sea consume you, it was cold yet warm, it was truly truly utterly gorgeous. It was a little over 57,000 mora or so, not that much money, to me at least. 

"Do you have anything else like this?"

Ganyu picked up the ring for the merchant to view, as I assumed she was indeed interested in this ring,  the merchant pulled out a black wood chest thing, he opened it only to show many spectacular Pearls and white jewels, they were all separated, setting on little shelves that folded out, they had lil price tags and the shelves them-self were lined with white-ish pink-ish silk. Ganyu looked truly amazed, ive never seen such a expression on her, it was cute. Her hands reached for a basic pearl bracelet, then another 1, this bracelet had diamonds on it, it went pearl, diamond, pearl, diamond, whoever jeweled that must have incredible talent, to pierce a diamond into a bead without shattering it. Ah, sorry, im getting off task. She kept picking up Necklaces, rings, earings, and more.

"No, actually."

"Oh no, wait I want this instead!"

"wait.. noo, but this is pretty too..."

"Oh my, this is hard to pick."

"ahh no, this! Oh no! Defiantly this!!!"

...How long had it been? The sun was going down?? WHaT????? Yo, why that merchant look like he just had sum magic mushrooms, .. How long have we been here??

Ughh..

"I'll buy the whole case sir."

The man looked like his soul had re-entered its body as soon as I spoke,

"Oh but Keq, dear, I dont wanna waste your Mora-"

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Long story short, I walked home carrying a box, and a very shiny yet, pleased, cocogoat.