The Official EXO Ship Book

Tao x Sehun x Kai

Tao, Sehun, and Kai. And no this is not a threesome

"Sehun!" Kai's shout echoed through the empty dorm. "I need you again, Bed and Chair!"

"Again?"

"Please?"

"Fine," I grumbled, standing. "Two times this week, only a Wednesday..."

"What is Bed and Chair?" Tao's head popped out from behind a corner, eyebrows perked up. I perked my own eyebrow up jokingly, only for a thoughtful hum to arise. I whipped my head back to the hallway.

"Should Tao come?"

Fifteen minutes later, the three of us were walking down Seoul's streets, our breaths billowing clouds as we hurried to our studio. I didn't second guess bring Tao with us; those wide eyes flitted around, clearly intrigued, as he struggled to word his sentence in Korean.

"So, you... basically practice how to be sexy?" 

"You could say that, yeah," I couldn't help but chuckle, ruffling his hair. "Dancing, singing, everything we know the moves to but want to polish for the fanservice, you know? At this time of night the dance room is empty, so we head in and do our stuff."

Tao allowed a nervous grin as he squirmed a bit. "Um... so I'll be the one who just watches or-"

"Nope." Kai swooped in on Tao's other side, grinning at how his eyes did that startled blink. "You're the one sitting in the chair, you lucky fanboy!"

Tao laughed nervously, bringing up a hand and scratching his eyebrow. I shot Kai a playful glare and took Tao's other wrist, flailing it around jokingly.

"It's OK, it's not like we're blowing you dude. We're just practising."

Tao nodded, a pink tint on his cheeks. We navigated our way through the maze-like hallways, finally finding our regular studio. I caught Kai looking Tao up and down as we shrugged out our coats into the cool air of the studio. Our band mate's outfit was standard; black ripped jeans, sneakers, and a long-sleeved grey shirt. The shirt was a bit short for Tao's long torso though, acting a bit like a crop top. I glanced over at Kai, raising an eyebrow.

"Don't say it-"

"Cute, no?"

"Oh quit it." I gave his head a smack before leading Tao to the centre of the room, pulling a chair from a pile stacked near the wall. Tao glanced at the chair, then at me with a lost shrug.

"Sit down, relax..." I paused, then allowed a sheepish grin. "Maybe act like a fangirl?"

"M'kay," Tao drawled, pretending to twirl some of his hair while batting his eyelashes dramatically. I laughed, jogging over to my phone and turned on a dubstep version of Wolf. 

Kai did his usual routine; slowly sauntering around the chair, eyes trailing all over Tao who kept his eyes firmly planted on his fiddling fingers. I hid a snicker with a cough as Kai twirled onto his knees, briefly holding his hands out with a cocky grin at Tao's admittedly flabbergasted reaction. At some point we made eye contact and Tao mouthed something I didn't quite catch, so I just held a thumbs up. Tao swatted in my general direction with an eyeroll, only to squeak as Kai traced a hand across his shoulders, swiftly planting his chin on Tao's shoulder with an eyebrow wiggle. I couldn't help but wheeze as Kai brought up Tao's hand, mouthing along to his lines before slowly kissing his palm. Tao gave a breathless laugh, face now bright red as he looked away, covering his mouth with his other hand. Kai burst out laughing, giving him a bear hug that nearly knocked him to the floor.

"Oh you big baby, you did great!" Kai gave a grin as Tao hid his face against his chest, ears bright red. As Kai let him go Tao looked over at me, swiftly fixing his hair with a cheeky smile. 

"Are we done now?"

I couldn't help the smirk spreading across my face as I tossed the phone to Kai. "Nope. My turn."

Tao's jaw went slack, fixing his hair further as his cheeks turned pinker. The smirk turned into a cheeky grin as another song started playing, Tao crossing his arms with a ever-so slight pout.

"Chin up Tao," Kai called, grinning as he upped the volume. "You're coming along with us everytime now."