A more rational Hanzo might realize that it was no fault of Dorian's that he'd been taken away from the place. It happened often enough now that people have even grown used to it on the network (the few times he checks that thing). So while he has missed the mage terribly, he doesn't think he was left out of spite, at least when he hasn't been drinking. In his current state, Dorian may as well have walked out on him and taken up his best friend as a lover the night before his wedding with the amount of disdain in his stare.

"I missed you, you fool!"

Something about being met with charm and flirtatiousness while Hanzo was very much upset seemed to amplify his rage on his approach. Unfortunately, Hanzo is completely disarmed when his hand is grabbed and he is pulled in. All of his usual balance while sober is nowhere to be found so he falls into Dorian easily despite the frown on his lips and the crease between his brows as he glares at the man. He doesn't remember it being this hard to resist his charms before, and if Dorian moves in for a kiss, Hanzo wouldn't fight him. At least not right away.

But then. "Is that all you have to say to me? After all this time!?" He puts his hands on Dorian's chest in case he decides to push him away--or pull him closer. He's still very much undecided about that at the moment.