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(Present Day)
Lucifer had married Trent's obsessive
friend Sebastian, for reasons Faustus couldn't begin to fathom. Faustus found
Sebastian to be obnoxiously promiscuous with a grating personality. Beautiful
as Serena, yes, but only in a strictly aesthetic sense. Sebastian or Serena--
didn't matter which-- clearly did not appreciate what a rare and precious thing
it was to be cared for by Lucifer.
In fact, Lucifer downright pampered
Sebastian, letting him have his pet Trent and his fuck buddies Nathaniel,
Catherine, Helena, Rebecca, and occasionally George! Yet Sebastian had still
flounced off earlier when Xander had refused to drink from him for a second
time, causing such a scene and only cheering up when Xander had given in and
claimed him! The nerve of that child--!
So yes, Faustus had sneered at him when he
had come to curl up in Lucifer's lap. Faustus was significantly less talkative
than the rest of the group, save perhaps Maze, whom he also mutually disliked.
Sebastian had the world on a string, as far as Faustus was concerned, yet he
had still taken up prostitution and had even been willing to hire himself out
to other vampires if Xander hadn't claimed him.
What a waste of a pretty face, Faustus
thought. Freya was just as lovely to look at, and she was pure. Pure of body,
heart, and spirit. Despite Faustus's own past, he too had strived to be purer,
for her. He hadn't taken part in any of the group sex their friends constantly
seemed to be having; his only partner was Freya, and neither of them were
interested in adding a third or swinging with the other couples.
He sensed that she was sometimes
uncomfortable with his friendship with Lucifer, perhaps because she wasn't
quite as awed by his presence as Faustus was. But Faustus merely respected
power, he told himself, and Lucifer radiated it in spades. He was clearly
affluent, with excellent taste in music, food and drink; he had a sense of
wonderment about the world that was downright shocking for his age; and his
upbeat, carefree demeanor tempered Faustus's brooding, calculating one. Lucifer
had the kind of optimism that only came with the confidence afforded by true
power, the kind of power Faustus longed to obtain.
Still, he didn't bother explaining any of
this. It was futile. He would befriend who he would, and he would ignore those
not worth befriending, to the best of his ability. Sometimes he tossed out a
snarky comment, but mostly he kept to himself, chatted with Lucifer, or made
love to Freya. Soon he'd be a married man, too, not that it seemed to make a difference
with that crowd. He would marry Freya, as was written in their destiny, produce
heirs, as was expected, and continue his duties to the Church of Night and
Academy of Unseen Arts. All would be as it should.
Everything would remain as it ever was.
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