Lucifer Morningstar (
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Lucifer's Mansion, Wednesday Evening
Octavia was back at work. Just like that. Like this was a normal week, and they'd had a normal time, and he entire world hadn't suddenly gone upside down.
Lucifer was having a harder time of it. Perhaps, though, she was right, and what he needed was some... semblance of a routine again.
So on a whim, he'd texted Duke about date night. Then he'd run off to the store to pick up supplies, and... now he was here. In the kitchen. Readying his lasagna for the oven while he waited for Duke to arrive, a bottle of wine sitting on the table.
Everything. Was fine.
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Lucifer was having a harder time of it. Perhaps, though, she was right, and what he needed was some... semblance of a routine again.
So on a whim, he'd texted Duke about date night. Then he'd run off to the store to pick up supplies, and... now he was here. In the kitchen. Readying his lasagna for the oven while he waited for Duke to arrive, a bottle of wine sitting on the table.
Everything. Was fine.
[[ for him ]]
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He was gorgeous. Everything about him. Sure, there was the whole celestiality to him, but Duke was sure even if he weren't literally an angel, Lucifer would be phenomenally beautiful.
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It was good to get to look at Duke and not worry about him falling apart in some way or another.
"Here we are," he said, setting the hot dish down in front of him. "Made the passata myself some days ago."
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"Of course you did,' he said. "It smells amazing."
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Was someone planning to deal with his feelings by pampering Duke again? Absolutely.
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Lucifer scooped some lasagna onto Duke's plate.
"Alive and untroubled looks excellent on you."
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Duke asked. “Like, how was that not showing up on people’s bloodwork?”
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He was generally not interested in the motivations of murderous arseholes.
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"Yeah," he said, staring down at the lasagna. "That's what he was."
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That was the most he'd acknowledged even to himself just what Croatoan had done to him.
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He'd killed a bunch of other people first, though. People who'd known and trusted him. Who didn't know to be afraid.
He broke off a piece of lasagna and popped it in his mouth. "Good food," he said, though he wasn't really tasting it just now.
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He took a few bites of his food. "I realize I'm not famously the best listener in our little crew," he said, "But if you want to talk about it, I am still here."
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