can u do a lando x reader where she gets along well this his family and he cant help admire her and think about marriage and stuff like that. thank youu <3
WHAT IF IT WAS 4EVER?,LANDO NORRIS.
→ Summary: You went to spend a lazy Sunday at his parents' house with his family.
→ Warning: Mention of Reader. Fluff. Romance.
→ Author's note: Please make me more requests from him! I love writing about him.
And sorry if there are mistakes, English is not my language.I hope this is what you asked for!
The Norris house smelled of lavender, fresh coffee, and baking banana bread. It was one of those lazy, overcast Sundays when everyone wore sweatshirts and spoke softly so as not to break the spell of comfortable silence.
Lando sat on the edge of the kitchen table, his long legs stretched out in front of him, watching a scene that had been repeating itself for a few weeks, but it seemed like the kind of routine he wanted to have forever.
She.
In the kitchen with her mother, laughing easily as she cut fruit, grabbed too many cups at once, and stole spoonfuls of raw cake batter. She got along so well with everyone—as if she had grown up there, as if she already knew the exact places for the cutlery, the favorite smell of his sister's tea, his father's silly jokes.
“Do you think she’ll accept?” Flo’s quiet voice brought him back to reality. She was standing next to him, drinking a cappuccino.
“Accept what?”
“You.” Flo raised an eyebrow. “With that silly look on your face, you’re going to propose to her tomorrow.”
Lando let out a muffled laugh, but inside… she was right.
He looked again.
She wasn’t just beautiful. She was warm, she was light. She was “stay in bed for five more minutes”; she was the kind of hug that could calm any storm. She had a way of smiling that made people stop talking just to keep looking.
And the scariest thing?
She liked his family. She really did. It wasn't an effort, it wasn't out of politeness. It was genuine.
When his mother mentioned the old dress from her youth, she asked to see it. When his father mentioned old cars, she asked. When Cisca teased Lando, she laughed knowingly. Everything with her was natural. Nothing forced.
Later, when lunch was over and everyone was sprawled on the couch with dessert plates on their laps, she laid her head on Lando's shoulder and began to play with his fingers.
“Your family is wonderful,” she said softly, so that only he could hear.
Lando swallowed hard. His heart was beating faster than on a starting grid.
“You are wonderful,” he replied.
She smiled against his skin. But then she straightened up, sitting back down.
“You seem strange. Are you okay?”
“Okay.” He ran a hand over his face. “I’m just… trying to figure out how I ended up here. On this couch. With you. Feeling like… this is it.”
“What is this?”
He looked into her eyes, and even though he was afraid of appearing too intense, he didn't hold back.
“That’s it. Me, you, my family. The sound of the rain outside. You making tea for my mother, playing with my sister. Me wanting time to stop. That’s it.”
She didn't say anything for a few seconds. But she took his hand and squeezed it tightly.
“I feel it too. And if it comforts you, it also scares you a little.”
Lando smiled, a shy smile, different from the ones he gave to photographers or on podiums. It was that smile that only she knew. The real one.
“It’s not fear of failure,” he confessed. “It’s fear of not being enough. You…you are so many things.”
She laughed, looking at him with that sparkle in her eyes that made everything seem easy.
“So we do it together. And you’ll see: what you take from life... is this.”
When everyone went to sleep and only the two of them were left in the room with the movie paused and the lights dimmed, she dozed off with her legs over his. Lando didn't have the heart to wake her up. He stayed there, running his hand through her hair, watching her serene and sleepy expression.
And it was in that moment — simple, calm, without anything extraordinary — that he knew for sure.
It wasn't the highest podium he wanted to reach.
It was her.
That was it.
It was all that.
And if he ever had the courage, he would tell her that he thought about asking for her hand right there, with her hair spread out on his lap and the muffled sound of the rain through the window.
But for now, Lando was content to kiss her forehead and promise, with all his heart:
“I will make you happy. Every Sunday. Forever, if you let me.”
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