Lucifer Morningstar (
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The Cape Rouge, Saturday Evening
Well, it was Saturday, and the only mention of Duke and Octavia Lucifer had heard in days was from the radio. Apparently there was another thing going on, rather than a passing Fandom fancy, and Lucifer-- just wasn't in the mood to keep track.
He had returned from the bar with a rather sizable collection of bottles. He had slipped into the bedroom, flicked through the channels until he found something incredibly stupid that didn't remind him of either of his partners, parked a bag of chips on the nightstand, and kicked off his super secret plan.
Which was, obviously, staying in bed and drinking until he stopped feeling quite so lonely.
[[ open for them who might venture onto the Rouge. ]]
He had returned from the bar with a rather sizable collection of bottles. He had slipped into the bedroom, flicked through the channels until he found something incredibly stupid that didn't remind him of either of his partners, parked a bag of chips on the nightstand, and kicked off his super secret plan.
Which was, obviously, staying in bed and drinking until he stopped feeling quite so lonely.
[[ open for them who might venture onto the Rouge. ]]
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God, she hoped Lucifer was on the boat and not at the mansion.
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“Tavi? Please tell me that’s the right version of you.”
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So Octavia stopped in her tracks and beelined to him. Hopefully that was an answer enough, but if it wasn't -- well, he was getting an armful of snogon, right now.
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“Thank fuck,” he murmured into her hair. “Octavia Kane was weird.”
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It would be a fun time trying to process any of that, later.
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Right now was for hanging on like one or both of them might disappear again at a moment’s notice.
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At least for a moment. "Ai hod yu in, snogon," she whispered. "We gotta go find Lucifer."
Who they'd abandoned for days.
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Definitely not fighting the tugging. She kind of needed all the reassuring contact she could possibly get, right now.
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He had them up onto the deck and down into the galley (what kind of fool had he been, not knowing what a galley was??) in record time. “Luce? Hey! You here, hon?”
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"Duke?" he yelled. "Octavia? I'm in the bedroom!"
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“Luce.”
You were absolutely getting glomped, Luce.
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It was just a whole lot of clinging.
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And both of his arms came up to wrap around them, pulling them in tight.
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Trying to soothe some... collective sense of loneliness, perhaps.
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She was, however, going to try and cling even more, as the sound squeezed uncomfortably at her chest.
"And we came back as soon as we could," she promised.
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The universe, taking his people from him but keeping their bodies walking around. Bloody nightmare.
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Unfair to whom? Everyone.
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"Maybe we should."
She was more than a little willing to go with whatever Lucifer wanted, right now. It wasn't her fault she'd been gone, but the guilt was there. (Maybe it was easier to grasp than anything else she could have been feeling. About Octavia Kane.)
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