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It’s 1952 and freshly departed media darling, Vincent Whittman, wants to bring television to Hell. However, for some reason, the mysterious, faceless, tyrannical Radio Demon is determined to stand in his way.
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The Morningstars are drifting apart. Charlie is moving out, Lilith is never home, and the palace has become far too quiet for Lucifer's liking.
Fortunately, VoxTek Enterprises is about to premiere an entire lineup of new shows.
Lucifer Morningstar had never intended to become so invested. He certainly hadn't intended to watch every show Vox hosted, attend his meet-and-greets in disguise, buy his merchandise, memorize his programming schedules, or become one of Vox's most loyal viewers.
But then Vox's mysterious deer-related emotional breakdown enters the picture, and Lucifer decides to do what any reasonable person would do:
Help his idol move on from his ex.
And if, in the process, Vox happens to realize there are far better options available, well... who is Lucifer to stand in the way of fate?
Unfortunately, "reasonable" has never been a word commonly associated with the King of Hell.
Or: Lucifer develops a parasocial relationship with Vox, Vox finds himself in increasingly unfamiliar waters, and Alastor discovers he may have bitten off more than he can chew.
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Vincent Whittman — CEO of a media corporation, a man who built his career on unerring instinct and iron discipline. He has a long-standing relationship with Valentino, which has devolved into a sequence of cold dinners and slamming doors.
But everything changes when a new, cocky intern appears in his office. He instantly reads what Vincent hides behind the armor of navy blazers and polished oxfords, and draws him into a game whose rules Vincent doesn't yet know, but can't stop playing.
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Vincent always smelled of cologne. It was rancid, an overly potent stench that wafted around him and filled every room he entered. It was surely an attempt to mask that he was a beta.
Any other person would be perfectly content to fall in the sixty percent and present without any potent aromas or tedious biological impulses.
But not Vincent, oh no.
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Alastor took Vincent to the mountains for a 'pleasant weekend'. It wasn't exactly what Vincent had in mind, but where there's a will, there's a way!
Inspired by me being on vacation and hiking a lot :) It's a little dialogue-heavy, but I wanted to make them banter hehehe