Lucifer Morningstar (
my_own_advocate) wrote2024-10-23 07:32 pm
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Lucifer's Mansion, Wednesday Night
Lucifer and Duke had decided that, all things considered, they would likely get better at avoiding massive emotional blowouts if they-- just spent some more time together. Talked. Connected.
You know. Had dates.
And so Lucifer had packed up shortly before Octavia left for the club, bringing with him all the ingredients necessary for an excellent penne arrabbiata with fresh parmesan. He was in the kitchen now, cooking.
Almost done.
Just waiting for Duke.
[[ for that guy ]]
You know. Had dates.
And so Lucifer had packed up shortly before Octavia left for the club, bringing with him all the ingredients necessary for an excellent penne arrabbiata with fresh parmesan. He was in the kitchen now, cooking.
Almost done.
Just waiting for Duke.
[[ for that guy ]]
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But then he had to mill some pepper over his own food.
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It was the sort of philosophy you could have when you were immortal.
“I won’t underestimate you again, I promise.”
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He nodded to the flowers.
“Those are for you, too, by the way. Not enough people bring men flowers.”
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He waved at his food and made an amused noise.
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Duke picked his fork back up and dug in.
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And maybe was a smidgen of a moment late in attacking his own food, being a touch busy looking at Duke like someone besotted.
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His appetite had been almost nonexistent for so long, and was still coming and going in waves now. But right now it was almost normal, and Lucifer’s cooking was, of course, delicious.
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And dug into his meal, too.
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His partners were both so, so beautiful.
“I’m lucky I found you,” he said softly. Not entirely aware he was speaking out loud.
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And trying to find that dirty joke.
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And then put entirely too much work into fluffing the bouquet properly, before he put it on the dinner table. "There."
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"So how was your day, darling?"
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He shrugged, leaning back in his chair.
“Not bad. Got some work done on the boat. Real work, not just like. Staring at my bilge pump like I did most of the summer. You?”
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He hesitated for a moment, considering whether to move this, and then decided to take his seat across from Duke again.
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