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Masterlist

A list of all my Deckerstar fanfiction works. Will be updated as I post more.

Roommates au

Living with the Devil (isn't always Hell on Earth)

In a world where everyone who desires it gets to dance with the Devil, Chloe is the only one who has to live with him.

Or, 5 times Chloe seriously considers moving out, and 1 time she doesn’t.

The original roommates au, written in collaboration with @my-crazy-awesome-sox. 6 chapters. Rated M.

A First Time for Everything

The prologue; Lucifer Morningstar and the soon-to-be-retired actress Chloe Decker meet at a party. Rated T.

Coming to join us?

Weird, how crashing on Lucifer Morningstar’s couch has now become her new ‘normal’. Rated M.

An Array of Menstrual Products

Chloe gets her period in Lucifer's bathroom, with no pads or tampons available. Or so she thinks. Rated T.

Coffee for the Devil

Chloe makes Lucifer a cup of coffee. Or, Lucifer isn't used to acts of kindness. Rated G.

Please Stay

Lucifer repays Chloe for the cup of coffee she made him. Rated T.

Welcome Home

Lucifer has a surprise for Chloe. Rated T.

Clothes. Now.

Lucifer meets Penelope. Rated T.

In Vodka Veritas

Chloe and Lucifer play Truth or Drink. Rated M.

You're positively stoned!

Chloe eats a brownie from the wrong badge. Rated M.

Take A Chance on Me

Chloe and Lucifer go to a 70s-themed karaoke night with Ella. Chloe gets drunk, and jealous. Rated T.

She's Gonna Be Okay

Chloe takes a gunshot to the shoulder. Rated T.

Valentine's Day Poppycock

Chloe doesn’t really care that much about Valentine’s Day. She doesn’t. But spending it with Lucifer might not be worst thing in the world. Rated T.

In Your Dreams

He looks up at her, dark eyes wide and serious. “Detective, are you sure about this?”

Chloe nods eagerly, too breathless to speak. Rated E.

You Know What This Means, Right?

Say hello to Uncle Lucy. Rated T.

Too Good To Be True

Lucifer has a dream about Chloe. Rated M.

Spouses without Benefits

Lucifer can’t exactly remember why he said yes to being Chloe’s plus-one for a wedding (he thinks it might have something to do with the look in her eyes when she’d asked), but now, he’s happy he did. Lux is fun, but it’s never… this. Rated M.

So Close

Lucifer thinks he's alone. Rated E.

Even Closer

She shouldn’t think about him like this. He shouldn’t feel this way about her.  Rated E.

What took you so long?

Chloe and Lucifer go on their first date. Rated T.

Can't say the feeling's mutual

Chloe can’t have it both ways. It’s just not possible. Which means she has to choose. Rated M.

Locked Out of Heaven

Lucifer is going on a date with Chloe. What could go wrong? ('What took you so long?' and 'Can't say the feeling's mutual' from Lucifer's pov) Rated T.

Where Are You Going?

“I’m going out with Dan,” she reminds him. Rated G. Taken out of the series because it's included in 'Locked Out of Heaven.'

For Now, At Least

Lucifer insists on joining Chloe on the beach. Chloe doesn't stare as he walks around shirtless. She doesn't. Rated T.

They're wrong about you

"There's something I need to tell you." Rated T.

Take Me With You

Lucifer joins Chloe in the shower. Rated M.

Could You Knock Maybe?

Penelope finds out Chloe and Lucifer are in a relationship.

One-shots and drabbles

Like the Very Stars

“Mummy say you cweate de starz.” Rated G.

Happy Anniversary, Detective

‘Anniversary?’ She frowns, forever puzzled by the walking mystery he is. His smile falters, just a little, but she notices, and then she’s even more confused. Rated G.

Being a Dad

Lucifer has always worn suits. But then, he became a dad. Rated G.

When All Else Fails

Lucifer has something to ask John Decker. Rated T. Set in the universe of 'take me back to the start' by usuallysunny.

Mummy's Workplace: The Guided Tour

Lucifer shows baby Rory around the precinct. Rated T.

Aurora

How and when Chloe came up with Rory's name. Rated T.

Going through Hell

He is never really ‘done’ mourning, but he is here for a reason, and in the fashion of his favourite Detective, he eventually throws himself into work. Not to distract himself, but to cope. And because, well, ‘work’ is the reason why he’s here. And then, after a few hundred years or so, Amenadiel pays him a visit. Rated T.

Definitely Don't Like You

He presses her up against the door to the evidence closet, his body hot and hard against hers, and pins her hand against the cold glass of the frosted window. His dark eyes sparkle with mischievous excitement. ‘There’s something we never got to try.’

An Unspoken Promise

Chloe waits till the last angel has ascended into the sky, till Maze and Eve have left hand-in-hand, till Amenadiel has followed them, proud and reverent, and till it’s just her and Lucifer—then she falls apart.

He’s by her side in an instant, catching her before her knees hit the ground. Rated T.

Tit or Tat

Chloe and Lucifer make a bet. Rated T.

The Original Starry Night

Lucifer leaves after his father arrives. Chloe follows him. Rated M.

Something Close to Sex? Yet Entirely Different

‘Lucifer, you’re hurting.’ Her eyes, full of worry, flicker over his wounded, broken body. And yes, it hurts. Like hell, as a matter of fact. But what hurts more is the thought of being alone. Rated T.

Certainly Our Best Collab

‘I just want to let you know that I love you.’ Rated G.

Rejected at the Pearly Gates

He stays by her side, holding her still hand, waiting. Hoping. And—when the sun has set, risen, and set again without the slightest movement from her—praying. Rated T.

The Devil Doesn't Do Children

Last time Linda saw Lucifer in a state similarly chaotic, dark, leathery wings were sticking out of his back. Before she can ask him what’s wrong, his trembling voice fills her office.

‘The Detective’s pregnant.’

Not what she’d expected, but his reaction seems about right. Rated M. Posted in 3 chapters, but it's only 10K words and was written as a one-shot.

How Chloe Decker Ruined the First and Greatest Slut of the Universe

Lucifer had never seen the point of monogamy. But then he’d met her. Rated M.

Bloody Hell

‘Yes, thank you, Detective, I am familiar with the concept of menstruation.' Rated T.

Granniest Panties (sequel to 'Bloody Hell')

Lucifer proves his worth as Chloe's very own PA. Period Assistant. Rated T.

Ship: Sailing

Ella finds out her OTP is finally happening. Or, Lucifer bragging about finally having sex with Chloe, Ella fangirling over it, and Chloe being so done with them. Rated T.

Two Firsts in One Night

‘I guess that’s two firsts in one day… Well, night,’ he smirks at her, surprised when she mirrors his suggestive smile instead of rolling her eyes at his last remark. But then again, she did seem to enjoy the night in question.

Series

You and Me, from A to Z

A Deckerstar drabble for every letter of the alphabet. Not rated. Not completed.

Planning a Hell of a Wedding

The Devil and the Detective make their way through the wedding planning checklist. Rated M. Set about a year after season 5. (Written before season 5b was released). Not posted in chronological order.

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I have all these same thoughts with this scene. This one and the axe scene in season 4 are both earth shattering revelations.

Lucifer 1x04 Manly Whatnots

So, @thedeckerstarnetwork is doing a S1 rewatch and I have to talk about this:

This scene happens IN THE FOURTH EPISODE. THE FOURTH. EPISODE.

I feel like I could write a ten-page paper on this scene alone, quite honestly. At times like this, I wish I knew the first thing about gif-making, because I swear I would break it down frame by frame, if I could.

This moment follows some crazy-inappropriate moments: Chloe shows up, for work, and finds Lucifer naked. Worse, he then speaks one of the most-cringeworthy lines of the entire series (“The berries are ripe and ready to be harvested.”—I just legit shuddered typing it out).

The emotional whiplash in this scene is used to masterful effect. A scene originally providing comic relief—Lucifer being Lucifer; Chloe being both horrified and, if her gaze is anything to go by, weirdly turned on (watch her expression in the moment before she notices the scars; she’s considering it)—shifts in a heartbeat to one of the most revealing and nuanced and magnificent moments in the series.

The second Chloe sees the scars on Lucifer’s back, her entire demeanor changes. All awkwardness, all irritation, all wide-eyed almost-appreciation vanishes. She is visibly distraught, upset, horrified. She almost can’t speak. These scars are huge and ragged and obviously old. From her perspective, his response—God the father, wings, Maze cutting them off—must seem, to her, like deflection of the most extreme variety. She’s a cop; the deflection and the scars must be absolutely screaming abuse victim at her.

Chloe is a detective and a mother and she cares. Sure, Lucifer still drives her batty. Sure, he’s Trouble with a capital T. Sure, he’s inappropriate and weird and possibly insane. But he’s also been hurt. The kind of hurt that leaves visible scars—and to Chloe Jane Decker, that’s abhorrent. It’s contrary to the core of who she is. It throws kerosene on the fire of her desire to help people and see justice done. She wants to get to the bottom of what happened, yes.

But, and here’s the rub, here’s the big deal … more even than justice, she wants to comfort him. She doesn’t reach for his scars to ogle. There’s nothing sexual about it. She’s not morbidly curious.

She is distraught and her heart is already breaking for him and she reaches for him to comfort.

This single moment changes everything between them. In fact, I’d put hard cold cash on a bet that, had Chloe shot him before this scene, he wouldn’t have bled. I think this is the first time someone has looked at Lucifer Morningstar and, instead of seeing sex on legs or a favor about to happen or desire, sees the soul underneath. Instead of harvesting berries (how many, how many, people have seen him naked and haven’t even noticed the scars?), she reaches out to comfort him.

No one comforts Lucifer Morningstar. Not only that, up until this precise moment, Lucifer has never felt like he needed comforting. He didn’t feel weak or wounded or vulnerable. He didn’t feel exposed. All along, he’s been thinking something is wrong with Chloe, but this moment crystallizes that maybe, just maybe—and, in fact, as we’re about to see at the end of the episode—something is wrong with him.

Lucifer is shaken to the core of his being. The foundations are already crumbling.

Lucifer Morningstar was in no way prepared for Earthquake Chloe.

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Can we get green with deckerstar please?

sure can, bud!

Green- Flower Shop AU

(Also, I can’t resist making this a Flower shop/tattoo parlor au) 

Chloe doesn’t know why she’s nervous. It’s silly, really. She’s seen him mostly unclothed and had her hands against him for hours as she worked to ink delicate petals into his skin, but somehow now she’s got the butterflies. Still, she wipes her palms nervously as she approaches his shop. Morningstar Flowers is hard to miss. 

The bell jingles as she walks in. “One moment!” Lucifer’s voice calls out from the back. She looks around, her inquisitive nature prompting her to nose about. It’s not your typical florist, the lighting is low and warm and the walls a dark cherry wood. She’d mistake it for a speakeasy, if it weren’t for the tastefully displayed arrangements. Lucifer appears, looking rather startled to see her. But then he practically lights up, delight suffusing his expression.

He’s not in his typical extravagant suit, but rather a henley shirt with the buttons undone, exposing his throat, and a dark apron smudged with dirt. There’s a smear of soil near his cheek like he’d wiped at his face without realizing. The tattoos on his forearms are on display, his sleeves rolled and cuffed. She can’t help but admire them. Her own work peeks out a little at his collar, thin inked petals edging out, teasing at more. The desire to reach out and trace the lines twitches her fingers before she smothers it.

“Chloe!” He smiles at her as he sets a small potted sapling down on the counter. “What a surprise.”

She does her best to return it, but it feels shaky on her face. “Hi, Lucifer.” There’s a beat where they both sort of stand and stare at each other. “Um, could I buy a bouquet?”

Her question seems to snap him to reality. “Oh! Yes, yes of course,” he says, wiping his hands on his apron. “How can I help you? We have some lovely selections, just got stock in from-”

“It’s, um, it’s for someone important to me, so I’d like to choose specifically the flowers that go in it, if that’s all right.” 

He blinks, but doesn’t let it slow him down. “Of course. Any particular preference regarding the container?” 

She hadn’t considered that. “No, whatever you think is best. It’s for a bunch of different flowers.”

“Ah, so you already have something in mind, very good. Shall we step in the back?”

“Sure,” she says and steps around the counter when he gestures for her to move forward. She brushes by him and he smells like rich, freshly turned dirt and clean sweat. His eyes are dark in the low light. 

He leads her to rows and rows of flowers, some freshly cut, others still planted. He snags a plastic pot and sticks a pair of shears in his front pocket. “Right,” he smiles, effortlessly alluring. “Where would you like to start?”

She shifts he weight back and forth, biting her lip, trying to decide how to go about this. She’d done so much research for his tattoos and now it all seems to flee her brain. Did the order matter? Or was it just the end presentation? Lucifer saves her after a moment of indecision. 

“Shall we start with the foundation? Perhaps some hydrangeas or chrysanthemums?”

“Not hydrangeas,” she says quickly. “Chrysanthemums would be fine as long as they’re white.” Loyalty. Devotion.

“All right.” Lucifer moves over to the flowers in question and snips some, arranging it carefully.

“I’d like some asters.”

His eyebrows raise. “Any particular color?”

“Red. Purple would be fine, too.” Undying affection. Patience. Wisdom.

He’s quiet as they move to a different section. He cuts them expertly and Chloe can’t help but watch his broad hands as they work. “Might I ask...Is the recipient male or female?”

“Male,” she answers, firm. 

His mouth presses thin. “I see. Well. I’d advise for choosing darker colored flowers, in that case.”

She shakes her head. “No. No, it’s got to be just right.”

He nods, not looking at her. “Very well, what next?”

They gather up the rest of the flowers. Light red carnations. Admiration.  Ranunculus. I find you charming. Valerian. Readiness. Red tulip. Love.

Chloe can hear the rush of blood in her ears as Lucifer carefully places the bright tulip in the center. “Is that all?” he asks when she doesn’t name off another flower. 

“Yes.” The walk back up to the counter seems longer than it did when she came in. Lucifer carefully wraps the arrangement, the crinkling of paper and plastic loud in the silence. He reads her the price and she pays it without thinking. 

“Oh, I forgot a flower,” she says, pretending at absentmindedness. Her voice sounds too high. Is her voice too high? Lucifer’s jaw flexes. 

“Not a problem, what did you wish to add?” 

She eyes the large sprays of Lucifer’s signature flowers on display behind him, the same ones she painstakingly rendered onto his body, flowing along the natural curve of his spine, curling over the arch of muscle between his neck and shoulder. 

“Lilies,” she says, and he finally, finally, looks at her. “Morningstar lilies.”

He swallows. She sees the moment he realizes who these flowers, who this message is for. “Oh,” he says softly. He touches the bouquet in front of him with reverent fingers. “Are you quite sure? I- I fear the lilies might be...a bit damaged.”

“That’s okay,” she says. “I think they’re beautiful anyway.”

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Last month kept me busy with a fun little secret satan fic exchange! Please enjoy my first time writing eldritch, fluff, and wing grooming, and thank you to @dragonofyang for the inspiration. I really, really enjoyed writing this one shot. 💖

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A Lucifamily Christmas. #LuciferNetflix #Deckerstar #Lucifer #Luciferfanart #Lucifanart #Pencilart Twitter Art Demons Secret Satan dedicated to @SofiaFGrape

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Pro Tip: The Way You End a Sentence Matters

Here is a quick and dirty writing tip that will strengthen your writing.

In English, the word at the end of a sentence carries more weight or emphasis than the rest of the sentence. You can use that to your advantage in modifying tone.

Consider:

In the end, what you said didn't matter.

It didn't matter what you said in the end.

In the end, it didn't matter what you said.

Do you pick up the subtle differences in meaning between these three sentences?

The first one feels a little angry, doesn't it? And the third one feels a little softer? There's a gulf of meaning between "what you said didn't matter" (it's not important!) and "it didn't matter what you said" (the end result would've never changed).

Let's try it again:

When her mother died, she couldn't even cry.

She couldn't even cry when her mother died.

That first example seems to kind of side with her, right? Whereas the second example seems to hold a little bit of judgment or accusation? The first phrase kind of seems to suggest that she was so sad she couldn't cry, whereas the second kind of seems to suggest that she's not sad and that's the problem.

The effect is super subtle and very hard to put into words, but you'll feel it when you're reading something. Changing up the order of your sentences to shift the focus can have a huge effect on tone even when the exact same words are used.

In linguistics, this is referred to as "end focus," and it's a nightmare for ESL students because it's so subtle and hard to explain. But a lot goes into it, and it's a tool worth keeping in your pocket if you're a creative writer or someone otherwise trying to create a specific effect with your words :)

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detective smol and tol™ in every season five episode: 5x10

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Earth Angel chapter 9 — "Creatures of the Deep" is up now! 🪣🌃

This is a monster chapter with some really good songs on the soundtrack too, I suggest having a listen!

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Reblog if you’ve made amazing friends online and are grateful for their existence

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Just a quick note for anyone who's not on Twitter, I've been working on a pretty intensive project for Lucitober which is why Earth Angel hasn't been getting updated. It's a series of cosplay photos and its loads of fun but so much work, I mean so much work, like many, many hours every single day. So I've had no time at all to write sadly. I'll be diving back into it in November when this challenge is over, but until then you can see what I'm working on on my Twitter if you'd like. Here's a look at all of them so far!

See you in November for more Earth Angel!

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