Anais finds herself alone for an entire week. Every day someone brings her food, but other than that, she sees and hears nothing. No one at all. No one speaks to her either. She wonders if this is really Lucifer. Instead of letting her go, he is just going to lock her away for the rest of her life.
Yet, looking around, she can tell this place is different; something about it feels different. Sitting, she finishes reading yet another book; the man hasn’t been back, not even once. Is she really going to be left in here alone for the rest of her life?
“Are you ready to leave and forget about Lucifer?” Anais jumps, hearing the voice, she hadn’t even heard the door open, or him walk in.
“No, I won’t until I speak to him, and he tells me himself.” She can’t. She feels like she needs to run back to him even if he is sitting outside the door, knowing she is alone.
“Oh, brother. How he doesn’t realise his
“You realise the truth, right?” Anais raises her head to look at him. She has been here for over twelve hours, he keeps giving her breaks here and there, but twelve hours of him constantly trying to burn the memories from her mind.“That you’re an arsehole?” Her words are flat.“Well, I won’t argue with that. I mean you and Lucifer, how will it work, Anais? You have to accept that if you and he do this, there is no future. Even if him falling in love with you doesn’t turn him mortal or pull him up to the rest of our brothers. He will hate you, hate you for turning him mortal. That will make him snap and kill you to become what he was before.”“Then he kills me. I’m not giving in, not until I see Lucifer, not until he tells me to.”“This is the curse. You realise that is why right? You don’t truly love him, you don’t truly want to wait for him to come and say leave, a
Lucifer sits thinking of a plan, a way to keep her alive but away from him. If she is away, he won’t fall in love with her. He won’t give in to her.He finds himself losing his senses, waiting for her to wake. It has been days, days since he fed. Since he hurt anyone, and that is crazy.That is him, yet now, all he can think about is waiting for her to wake up, waiting to make sure she is okay. He watches as she stirs in her sleep slightly. Moving closer, he sits on the edge of the bed.Anais wakes, her eyes glancing around the familiar and comforting room. Slowly looking around before they settle on Lucifer.“You need to leave Anais. Leave and promise me you will never look for me, never speak of me or this world.” Lucifer looks at her. It is the only way to save her, to keep her alive.“Why am I not dead?” She should be dead. She looks at Lucifer confused.“I was listening. I couldn’t sit the
Hours pass as he stays quiet, just watching her sleep, listening to her breathing.His eyes are on her as he hears her breathing changing. Walking over, his lips press delicately against her forehead. “Never forget me, Anais, because I will never forget you.” Lucifer’s smile falls.Anais hears the words, her smile widening as she wakes. Opening her eyes, she glances around, confused. One because she could have sworn that she just heard Lucifer and he isn’t here, and two, where the hell is she? Sitting up, her eyes fall on the letter, her hands picking it up as her eyes move across the words.Every word from the letter burns her from the inside as she feels the tears falling from her eyes and sobs escaping her mouth. He has gone, and the realisation hits her that he went, and she never got to say goodbye, not fully.He didn’t even stay around long enough to say goodbye to her.She glances around. She doesn’t
After hours of applying for jobs, she sits down in the bar.“What can I get you?” The barman asks.“Just a coke please.” Sure, she is in a pub, but she is driving, so a Coke will do. She watches as he walks off to get her drink. A few moments later, he walks back and hands it to her. Sitting she drinks it, there are a few other clubs she can try to get into, but she is finished for today.“Can I buy you another?” Turning, she looks towards the man, her head shaking. “Nothing intended. I promise not to expect anything, maybe a good conversation that isn’t my friends slurring their words.” He laughs, pointing towards the table, his friends clearly past the point of drunk.“Go on then, but then I need to leave.” She watches as he sits down next to her. Ordering the drinks, he smiles slightly.“If you’re waiting for someone, I can leave you?” He looks at her.&ld
Lucifer:Time seems to be going slowly, and everything he does feels pointless. He spends his time following Anais, watching as she walks around businesses. Nothing seems to help though. Hiding from her just makes him listen. Following her just makes him want to touch her.His head shakes as he stands at the window, watching her sleep. The sound of her moans ringing in his mind, he smiles slightly. He could, couldn’t he?He closes his eyes, trying to see what she is dreaming. His smile widens as he watches himself pleasuring and teasing her in her own mind. He wishes he could do that.His head shakes, and he feels pushed back to reality. His body moves as he notices Anais awake. He sits outside the window, listening to her breathing settle. He watches as she constantly wakes, almost like she can’t sleep.He needs to give in, just walk away and let her live her life, not watch her sleep.A few days. The words quiet to him
Anais stays positioned against the wall. Her eyes ricochet around the dimly lit alley. Unable to see him, she walks back towards where he had disappeared. Her eyes fell on the empty and quiet streets.Did he really run and leave? The words whispered in her mind. Maybe, he just realised he didn’t want to be near me? She walks down the street, slowly making her way back to the car before driving home.Walking into the house, her body falls backwards onto the bed, exhaustion seeping through her after her mediocre sleep last night, if she can even call it that. Once again, her mind begins to harass her with images of Lucifer. The quiet moans escape her mouth as she imagines his hands stroking along her smooth skin. His nails drag along perfectly, causing her to scream in pleasure.Once more, her sleep was disturbed. While she didn’t wake fully, part of her did. The longing and need for Lucifer’s touch pushed her into
It has to be Lucifer. She knows no one else, and those she met today have no idea where she is. Opening the door she smiles before her face twists into confusion.“Sorry, I’m your neighbour. I saw you coming back. I’m not weird, knocking on doors at midnight. Any chance you have a lighter?” He smiles at her slightly. Anais looks at him confused.Why does he need a lighter this late? “I smoke, got home twenty minutes ago and left mine at work. Shops are closed locally, and I don’t fancy driving again.” Anais feels herself give in.“Sure, come in. I will look.” She has no idea if there are any lighters in the house. She walks in, watching as he follows her, closing the door. Stopping in the kitchen, she goes through the drawers, he laughs slightly.“Do you not know your own house?”“Not exactly, just moved in. Only I didn’t move everything in someone else did for me. So, if
Waking, she smiles, despite the gloom that is threatening to take hold of her. Lucifer was fun, and dangerous, which added to the fun, and made it more exciting. Regardless of how she feels about him, she knows that Lucifer is not someone she can have a life with.Walking down, her body stops at the bottom of the stairs, an envelope sitting on the doormat. Reaching down, she collects it in her hand and wanders into the kitchen.Making a drink, she sits and opens it. Her smile widens, seeing the lighter and note.I didn’t want to knock and wake you. Thank you again for the lighter. I will make sure I buy spares so that I won't disturb you again. Sugar and Smiles, look it up, and you will find where I am. I know it sounds corny, but it was the best I could think of at the time.Thanks again.Smiling, she has breakfast, her fingers tapping on the phone as she eats. She finds the location of the shop and decides to take a trip t