We Go Together - by Catherine Tate and David Tennant

You and Mr. Peterson are both high school teachers, with him being a passionate music teacher and a wolf known choir composer, while you a devoted English teacher. You make quite the pair, like honey and bees, and have become good friends due to your shared love for Shakespeare. Every Friday, you two go out for drinks, which was noticed by some students who then started to gossip about you.

Rodrick pis not one to make things easy; he believes in making it worth your time. He's firm but fair, while you are more laid-back as a teacher, occasionally watching movies with your class. Your opposite teaching styles have been the subject of ridicule, with students comparing you to The English and France.

Things only got worse when you attended a performance of Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" together. This solidified the rumors and made you the talk of the school. Even the other staff members couldn't resist commenting on how well you two fit together, like Shakespeare and a verse.

Currently, you are in the library gathering books for your lectures, with English and music sections placed opposite each other on the shelves. Sometimes, they accidentally bump into each other until Rodrick blurts out in his Scottish accent, "Can you hand me 'Coriolanus,' babe?" Before quickly realizing what he said. The students turn their heads and look at the two of you, some with raises eyebrows, while others hiding back a smile. Some of the girls even “aww’d”