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After finally realizing and admitting their feelings for each other, Alastor and Lucifer have agreed to begin courting, but as their relationship progresses, Alastor starts to worry if he'll be able to give Lucifer everything a partner is supposed to give.
"Yes, whatever. I've had an idea." Alastor raised an eyebrow, waiting for the King of Hell to elaborate with an impatient air about him.
"We do not tell a soul about this."
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Alastor and Lucifer have a secret relationship. No one knows about it; until they do. When Vox plans to expose their love, the feuding couple are forced to call on old friends, a few enemies and Lucifer's daughter to save their own necks.
Sequel to "A Devil Worth Protecting."
Lucifer wakes up tangled in someone who makes attachment feel survivable.
But old ghosts don't stay buried, and sometimes moving forward means burning bridges you thought you'd keep forever.
Good thing he's learning how to build new things. Better things.
Part 2 of Static & Starlight
Lucifer wakes up to a life he doesn't recognize. One where Alastor is at his side, his room feels wrong, and something vital in his memory has slipped away. Worse, it somehow feels like Alastor is bracing for something Lucifer can't see coming.
“Oh, my boy. My sweet boy,” Amélie whispered, her shaky voice cutting through the quiet of the embassy. She moved across the marble floor in quick steps and stopped in front of him. He was much taller now — she barely reached his shoulder — but she paid it no mind. She dropped the briefcase to cup his face. He leaned into the touch.
“Maman…” There was a layer of static in his voice, but it was unmistakable. That accent, that intonation — it was Alastor. After a century apart, she was finally reunited with her son.
Or, Alastor's mother finds a way to visit her son in Hell, finds out he's been dating the Devil (who's very much pregnant), and has a lot of revelations about things she once thought she knew.
The morning after the gala, Lucifer needs to set a few things right. Including un-horsifying Blitz, recovering from the anti-magic, and the small matter of coming clean to his daughter about his inappropriate relationship with her hotel manager. Should be simple, right?
Alastor needs something to solidify his relationship with Lucifer… especially since the overlord is too prideful to admit that the devil’s gold ring gets under his skin.
So, what better way than to get his daughter’s blessing! She likes him, she’s an optimist and she has wanted them to get along since the beginning!
Nothing could go wrong… right?