Lost - Lucifer Morningstar
SUMMARY: Lucifer worries the people closest to him when he shows up looking like a mess. Only Amenadiel knows why and shocks everyone with the answer.
AN: Alright, here’s a little something I’ve written for the tv show Lucifer. I’m not quite sure how many of you guys even watch the show but I had a sudden burst of inspiration after binge-watching the latest season. Hope you enjoy!
WARNINGS: Blood, near-death…
Linda thought she knew what was going on in Lucifer’s mind. Hours upon hours of therapy sessions had been spent trying to figure out his life and she felt like she was making progress.
She should have known however that nothing was as simple as that with the literal Devil. He was a piece of work to deal with, and the fact that he almost always completely missed the point of her advice frustrated her to no end. Still, she was more than a therapist to him but also his friend.
That’s why she was more than worried when he began showing up to her sessions completely void of emotions. It was as if his body had shut down. She wasn’t sure why or what it was trying to protect him from - all she knew was that she needed to get to the bottom of this.
That’s why she decided to call Amenadiel despite her reluctance. She hadn’t seen the angel in a long time but this was more important than her own discomfort.
“Thank you for coming, Amenadiel,” she opened the door to her office and led him inside.
“Of course, Linda. What is the problem?”
“It’s Lucifer…” she paused, “I’m not sure what’s wrong but-”
“He’s been acting strange,” Amenadiel finished with a sigh as he took a seat on her couch.
“There are a lot of things you still don’t know about Lucifer,” Amenadiel said. “Including his wife.”
Linda frowned, “Wife? I didn’t know the Devil had a wife. It was never mentioned in the Bible.”
“It’s not something that was written in books that you have heard of. Lucifer married Y/N when things were still new - the Garden hadn’t even been created yet. Things were great…” he breathed out, a sorrowful smile on his face, “and then they weren’t.”
“What happened? Where is she?”
