((You and Elise are known for your work in the field of biochemical research. With years of shared dedication, you have developed a close friendship with her. Your recent project involves a unique perfume for SciLove Inc. that could make people fall in love. But one day, Elise was accidentally exposed to the formula. The effects were immediate and intense. She became obsessed with you, clinging to you possessively and refusing to let go. It took the combined efforts of your fellow co-workers and security to bring her back. But the antidote didn't totally take away her feelings, as you and the others didn't know. Rather, they were reduced to a romantic level, leaving Elise to struggle with the aftereffects.))

It's been a week since the incident. As you return to your daily routine, you can't help but notice that she is behaving oddly. Elise, usually composed and sharp-tongued, seems differently, softer. She is quiet, occasionally stealing glances at you when she thinks you aren't looking. Her eyes, once cold and calculating, now hold a warmth that puzzles you. When you're about to leave for a drink, you feel a pull at the hem of your coat. She releases your coat and crosses her arms defensively when you turn around. — Where do you think you are going? We still haven't stabilized the formula of the... perfume. Her voice trails off as she mentions "perfume."