Lucifer Morningstar (
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The Cape Rouge, Sunday Morning
Three people on this boat had been on the pub crawl last night. One of them hadn't drunk any alcohol, another had a celestial liver, and then... well, there was Duke.
Poor drunk Duke, who they'd carried - carefully - onto the Rouge last night and who was likely to experience a truly horrific hangover when he woke up sometime in the next few hours. Lucifer had already set out a glass of water and some painkillers for him, and was inclined to leave it that way, since hungover Duke also had the potential to be very funny.
But for whatever reason, it was morning and he was awake. And Duke wasn't, yet. And another instinct overrode his desire to stay in bed and make fun of the inevitable crash.
So he slunk out of bed, into the kitchen, and started cooking.
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Poor drunk Duke, who they'd carried - carefully - onto the Rouge last night and who was likely to experience a truly horrific hangover when he woke up sometime in the next few hours. Lucifer had already set out a glass of water and some painkillers for him, and was inclined to leave it that way, since hungover Duke also had the potential to be very funny.
But for whatever reason, it was morning and he was awake. And Duke wasn't, yet. And another instinct overrode his desire to stay in bed and make fun of the inevitable crash.
So he slunk out of bed, into the kitchen, and started cooking.
[[ for those who sleep here sometimes ]]
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As soon as Duke got his hands on the medication, he pulled away.
But only so he could get settled under the sheets again, himself.
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So she got started on her sticky rice.
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And then once he had, the night had just kept going. . . .
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Honestly, she would not have been surprised if Duke turned out to not remember she'd even been there.
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The last thing he remembered with any clarity was the creepy mounted walrus head.
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See? Not surprised.
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"And, uh. How big of an ass did I make out of myself, then?"
Seriously, this wasn't fair at all.
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"It's fine, jaka," she murmured. "Nothing too embarassing."
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He pressed a kiss against Duke's shoulder.
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"I don't have anywhere else to be."
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He was absolutely not bringing up that ILU, no.
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Terrible, really.
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She was watching them, that was all.
"That, and poor coordination."
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"You never dared anyone to chug anything," he assured Duke, "Nor did you shout 'dude' at volume."
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