“In terms of mitigating factors, Mr. Mangione’s background reveals an exemplary life in every respect. He was, and is, a loved and cherished son, brother, uncle and cousin in a large, close, loving family. He was the valedictorian of his high school where he led the robotics team to the Eastern Regional Finals. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in four years with both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s Degree in Computer Science. He spent his life playing soccer and baseball; he ran track and wrestled. When compared with Mr. Mangione’s life of love, support and excellence, and no criminal record, the sole statutory aggravating factor pales in comparison. The Justice Manual requires that the aggravating factors sufficiently outweigh the mitigating ones. Because they do not, a capital prosecution is not warranted.”
A statement made by Luigi’s legal defense team—Karen Friedman Agnifilo, Marc Agnifilo, Jacob Kaplan, and Avi Moskowitz—in their motion to preclude the government from pursuing the death penalty.
YOU JUST BLESSED US THANK YOU PART 2 WHEN
THANK YOU!! I really do wanna write a part 2 but i don’t know what to make it into!!! Like i have a vision for possibly a part 3 where another guy in the friend group jokingly asks for a massage and everyone laughs it off but lu actually shows up later that night to make sure it never happens and finally sex ensues??? But idkkk i feel like there should be a second part between these twooo,, so if anyone has any thoughts on that pls pls pls let me knowwww im kinda stumped rn ;(
happy birthday to our angel and the only man that exists 🤓🤖💭💤🤍 i love you
oh my god i had to screen record this because i needed to show u guys so bad and if i linked it i’d dox myself IMAGINE THIS WITH LU :’(
I can’t stop thinking about Luigi overstimulating you while smirking absolutely pleased with himself that he can wreck you so easily 😩🫦🫦
COCKY MEN ARE MY FAVE HEHEH
Ugh imagine… you’re an actual mess under him. Your eyes can’t stay open, mascara smearing down your cheeks, your voice is horse, throat dry, limbs limp. You’re spent. But Luigi thinks he can pull another orgams out of you. One last one.
“Baby I know you can go another round”.
You don’t even have it in you to deny it. He uses his huge hands to pry your legs open. Placing one hand on your inner thigh to keep you from closing them. He uses his free hand to guide his pulsing dick over your slit. Rubbing it against your clit. You jolt at the feeling, whining out loud.
“I can’t” you whimper
“Yes you can, bambina. Come on, one more for me, hm?” He’s smiling above you. He knows you’ll obey him.
You simply nod, and he carries on, sliding the head of his cock over your slit, over and over.
“Yeahh that feels good, doesn’t it?” He asks
“Yeahh” you sigh out.
He enters you, slowly, stretching you out so perfectly. You use the last ounce of energy left to lift your arms, covering your mouth, muffling the moans and mewls from your mouth.
“No no baby I wanna hear them” Luigi says, lowering your hands.
You drop your hand, trying to focus on Luigi. Trying to focus on what’s going on between your legs. His movements become more erratic as he gets closer to his own orgasm. You’re so sensitive now. You’re practically pulsing, clit rubbed raw.
Luigi’s looking down at you, smiling, as your eyes roll to the back of your head. You place a hand on his abs, trying to get him to let up. He moves your hand away without a word and begins pounding into you at a sinful pace.
Each time he enters he bottoms out, the head of his cock hitting your cervix. The pain and pleasure is too much and you squirm under him. He places one hand in your chest the other under your thigh holding you in place.
“Don’t fucking move.” He orders.
You curse and try to stay as still as possible. Your legs are shaky, chest heaving and arms weak.
“Please please please” you chant. “Tooo much”
He continues his pace, grunting as he cums. His hips stutter and he pushes in one final time, spilling into you. He presses his thumb to your clit, rubbing desperately pulling a final orgasm out of you and you scream out.
He quickly shoves his fore and middle finger into your mouth to stifle your moans. You bite down as you writhe under him, the pleasure becoming too much. You feel hot tears spilling down your cheeks as you try to catch your breath, coming down from your high.
You look up to see Luigi smiling down at you. “I knew to had another one in you” he laughs.
“One last round” he asks, smirking.
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Lmao not luigi being possessive..
I SAID.. DID.YOU.LEAVE.TODAY!??
STOPPSJDJDJE this was the text message that I was talking about with an anon last week about him checking your location!!! 😭 and him sending 3-4 separate text messages asking once again if she was home omg he’s so adamant and nosyyyyyy, like why is he kinda-
All I can think about is giving him a blowjob
Like just imagine Your mascara’s running, spit’s stringing from your chin to his cock, and he loves it. He cups your face while you’re still choking on him and says, “Look at you. Such a mess for me. You need this, don’t you? You gag and he moans. Not out of pity but because it’s his. His cock in your throat. His spit down your neck. His girl on her knees like she was born to take him. He wipes your tears away and whispers, “Good girl. Keep fuckin’ going.”
Babe I need him 😩
him caressing my cheeks while fucking my throat 🥹🥹🥹🥹 yes PLEASE
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roommates luigi mangione x reader 18+
smut summary your roommate luigi has been dealing drugs out of your house for or the past year and a half!!!??
warnings long ass intro, goodgirl-ish stereotype, jealousy, Angst, seriously long arguments, makeup/high sex, unedited, fingering, pussy eating, slapping, UNEDITED seriously
“hey, you live with pep, right?”
you blink, caught off guard. the question wasn’t unusual; the coffee shop was just a few blocks from campus. luigi liked to joke his only experience with roommates was sharing a house with frat boys and their girlfriends—unsurprisingly, they were the ones who usually came by. always with a package he left behind or cash they owed him.
never pretty, single girls.
you knew rebecca was single because she dumped her boyfriend at your birthday party last semester—caught him cheating and, according to campus lore, beat the shit out of both him and the girl. there was blood on the wall for weeks.
“you mean luigi?” you clarify.
“we were study buddies during undergrad. loved him,” she says, rummaging through a leather tote. she pulls out a pale pink envelope, his name scrawled across the front in careful cursive. “ran into him the other day and totally forgot to give him this. would you mind?”
you pause. the envelope feels too personal.
“you should give it to him yourself,” you say, too fast. “he’s throwing a party for the game tonight. you should come.”
“you’re so sweet. but i don’t know. i haven’t talked him in forever and so much has changed…” you feel a storm of something strange wash over you. a part of you didn’t want her to come to the party and you couldn’t place a finger on why. “is he still seeing that humanities major?”
“no, i don’t think so,” you say, trying to sound casual, even though your heart is already betraying you. pride tugs at your voice, holding it steady.
“oh. thank god,” she says. “pep’s always been so nice, but i can never tell if he’s just nice to everyone, you know?”
you’d never lie to a girl about your hot roommate’s love life—especially not just to protect your own feelings. even if they’re louder than they should be.
louder than they should be?!??! god, what were you even saying? your voice echoes in your own head, tiny and unsure. before you can spend another second replaying it, beautiful, blue-eyed rebecca leans over the counter and slides the envelope toward you. her fingers brush yours—intentional, maybe. she’s still smiling.
“listen, if i don’t make it, you’ll give it to him, right?”
maybe it was the optimist in you. maybe it was just a slow evening. or the retrograde. but ultimately, you smile—tight-lipped but genuine—and suddenly, you’re playing matchmaker. pretending your heart isn’t thudding, pretending you’re just being helpful.
the sky’s already gone purple by the time your shift ends. you smell like espresso and sweat, and your hair’s half-falling out of its bun. you don’t bother fixing it.
by the time you get to the house, the party’s already full; bass pulsing through the floorboards, bodies pressed together in the living room, and the back door swinging open every few minutes to clouds of smoke and laughter.
luigi’s posted up in the kitchen, adidas hoodie half-zipped, sleeves pushed up, a red solo cup dangling from his fingers like an afterthought. his hair’s a mess in that deliberate way, eyes sharp but warm when they land on you.
“you’re late,” he says, but he’s already moving to pour you a drink. something just a little sweeter than what he gives anyone else.
“had to close,” you say, sliding the envelope from your pocket and holding it out. “rebecca dropped this off for you.”
the brown-haired boy takes it, glancing at the cursive with a flicker of something unreadable. “cool, thanks,” he mutters, shoving it into a drawer without opening it.
you frown when he slides the envelope into the drawer like it’s junk mail. “you’re not going to read it?”
luigi glances at you, then at the drawer. “read it?”
“yeah,” you say, stepping closer. “i don’t know. it just seems like something she… put effort into.”
“y/n,” he huffs a soft laugh. “it’s not that kind of letter.”
you tilt your head. “what kind is it?”
“business,” he says. “boring stuff.”
“rebecca doesn’t seem boring.”
“she’s not. but this is,” luigi says, slipping his specialty drink into your hand—all sugar-sweet, just the way you like it.
“i’m glad you think so,” you watch him carefully as you continue your sentence, “cause i invited her over tonight.”
he tilts his head at you. “what? why would you do that?”
you shrug, trying to sound breezy. “she said you two were close. that you used to study together.”
a pause. too short to mean nothing, too long to not mean something.
“right, uh…” he tilts his head and tries to come up with more fulfilling response. “i guess i had a lot of study buddies that year.”
“okay well,” you frown at his lack of excitement. “she seemed nostalgic about it. she obviously misses you. she still calls you by your nickname and everything.”
the brunette watches your expression as he leans a hip against the counter, close now—close enough that you catch the faint smell of weed hiding underneath his signature cologne. he smiles playfully.
“so you figured i’d be thrilled to see her again? y/n, what would we even talk about?”
you’d been undergrad together, but never really together, not the way rebecca might’ve been. you wonder: were they hooking up? the story about the thought of rebecca, a dance major, seeking out robotics captain luigi mangione for help seemed strange. but who knows? there were always elective classes, chance meetings, and volunteer opportunities.
theories racketed your brain. she was his type obviously. she was everyone’s—confident, beautiful, the kind of girl who didn’t need to try to be the center of the room. the kind of girl people orbited around. the kind he’d probably want to be around—loud, magnetic, always laughing.
regardless, it wasn’t your business. you and luigi were roommates. friends, more or less, and only because the lease said so. crossing that line, even in conversation, felt weird. invasive. risky.
“don’t be a dick,” you say. “she seemed excited to see you.”
luigi raises an eyebrow. “to what, rekindle our academic bond?”
you roll your eyes. “i thought you’d be at least be little grateful i scored you a pretty date.”
“right, y/n,” he drawls out. “i’m so grateful you went out of your way to reunite me with another one of my study partners.”
“she’s gorgeous and she’s single.”
luigi watches your face carefully. “she put you up to this?”
“here i thought you were all about having a growth mindset,” you point out.
luigi sighs before another eye-roll. “i’m growing tired of this conversation. stop doing favors for people you don’t know.”
“you know, i think that’s why you’re still single.” you say, taking another swing of the sugary alcohol. “you’re close-minded.”
“i’m still single because i know what i want,” he corrects. “and you’re one to talk. you haven’t brought a guy home since you moved in.”
“don’t lump me in with you. i don’t bring guys home because i’m classy.” you say, though he was right. you weren’t seeing anyone. you just wanted to give off the impression that you were.
the brown-haired boy raises both his brows, amused. “alright then, who?”
you straighten. “i’m not telling you.”
“you get to pimp me out to strangers and i don’t get to know who you’re seeing?”
“oh, lighten up, i’d kill to have a love letter handwritten and delivered. it’s romantic!”
luigi shakes his head. “she owes me cash, y/n. it’s not a love letter.”
you feel your shoulders drop a bit, but maintain your stance. “no one decorates an envelope like that for a business transaction, luigi. give her a smile, at least.”
“if i give her a smile, do i get to know about your secret little love affair?
“it’s not like that.” at all. hopefully, rebecca could coerce him into a couple more drinks and he’d forget about this interaction completely.
“just you’re just hooking up, then? is he coming out tonight?”
“it doesn’t matter,” you give him a playful wave—desperate to end your lie—and start making your way up the stairs, but not before throwing a glance over your shoulder. “i’ll be right back. i need to change.”
“hurry back down,” luigi barks after you. “you’re seven drinks behind!”
you don’t go looking for him when you come back down.
the lights are low now, pulsing to the bass, and the house is full—warm with bodies and laughter and the smell of weed curling out through the open windows. you hear his voice somewhere, low and easy. you don’t look for rebecca but she’s here, you know it. you can feel them together somewhere in the room—close, magnetic, like a glittering coin on the pavement you have no interest in picking up.
jack—one of luigi’s older friends—spots you before you can pretend you’re just passing through. he was tall, and had just recently started a fancy press job in new york. he barely came back down for holidays, so you couldn’t help but notice him in your kitchen. he leans against the counter, tequila in hand and a half-smile already pulling at his mouth like he was waiting for you.
“y/n,” he says, eyes flicking over you, slow. “thought you’d locked yourself in for the night.”
“i tried,” you say. “someone threw a party under my house.”
“right, forgot, luigi’s infamous for being inconsiderate.” he pours you a drink without asking. “but if it gets you out here looking like that, i’m not mad about it.”
you blink, surprised, but not. jack’s always had that look about him, like he enjoys pushing a little past the line just to see what you’ll do.
“new york taught you how to flirt?”
he grins, offering you a brand new red solo cup. “no, those lessons were learned at harvard. i’ll can tell you all about it outside if you’d like.”
you glance away, take the drink. you can feel luigi somewhere behind you now, his presence like heat on your back.
“he letting you off your leash tonight?” jack presses, tone light, but there’s something sharper under it. “or is this a jailbreak?”
you huff a laugh, lifting the cup to your lips. “what leash?”
“c’mon,” he says, cocking his head. “you two play it off well, but you’ve got the kind of orbit that doesn’t happen by accident.”
“we’re just roommates,” you say.
“sure,” jack smirks. “and i’m a priest.”
before you can come up with something clever to toss back, a voice cuts through the conversation.
“oh my god, there you are!” rebecca practically bounces up to you, her face lighting up like she just spotted her favorite celebrity. she hugs you before you can even react, nearly knocking the drink out of your hand. “i couldn’t find you anywhere. this is amazing! thank you sooo much for inviting me!
you blink, surprised but trying not to show it. you haven’t seen rebecca this excited since, well… ever. how’d she get this drunk this quickly? had you really spent that long changing?
“careful, you’re gonna choke her out,” jack says, replacing her life-threatening grip with arm slipped around your waist, hovering close enough to make you feel the heat of his touch. you stiffen but don’t pull away, unsure if it’s because you’re actually okay with it or just frozen in the moment.
“sorry, sorry, i get handsy when im drunk,” rebecca says, eyes bright. you think back to your birthday party and agree silently. “don’t worry, jack, i have no plans on stealing your date.”
he leans in close, voice warm. “guess i’ll just have to hold on tighter, then.”
“date?” the word cuts in like a hook—low, sharp, unmistakably amused.
you glance up. luigi enters in behind rebecca, hands shoved in his pockets, the faintest tilt to his mouth like he’s trying very hard not to look annoyed. or worse: interested.
“i didn’t know you two were close,” luigi continues, eyes skimming over you and jack like he’s filing something away.
god. you were never going to hear the end of this.
“we’re not,” you say too quickly.
“yet,” jack adds, easy as anything, his arm still resting a little too comfortably around your waist.
you open your mouth, but before you can respond, rebecca gasps dramatically beside luigi.
“oh my god, pep, you’re so nosy,” she teases, looping her arm through his like it belongs there. “let them flirt. it’s cute.”
you blink, surprised, but try to play it off. jack chuckles. luigi doesn’t.
jack shifts, clearly picking up on the tension, and attempts to pull you away, “we were just headed out for a smoke, actually, so—”
“she doesn’t smoke,” luigi says, like it’s some sort of fact he’s decided for you.
you feel your face sink a bit, embarrassment flashing hot under your skin. really? this is how he repays you? cock-blocking you after you set him up with miss fucking pennsylvania?
“what? no, i—”
luigi cuts in, eyes steady, eyebrows raised like he’s already caught you in a lie. “you what?”
you falter. you don’t. you never have.
jack glances between you two, clearly catching on. “hey, it’s not a big deal,” he says, hands half-up in peace. “just thought you might wanna come out back. talk. chill.”
luigi’s mouth twitches, but it’s not a smile. “talk. chill. sounds thrilling.”
rebecca snorts as glances between the three of you, like she’s clocking something—then leans in, stage-whispering, “if i didn’t know any better, i’d say someone’s feeling a little left out.”
jack holds up his hands in mock innocence. “it’s just a cigarette, pep. not a proposal.”
you shift, caught somewhere between wanting to defend yourself and wanting the floor to open up and swallow you whole. “i—i’ve tried it before. once.”
luigi raises an eyebrow. “and that makes you a smoker?”
you glare at him, embarrassed. “no. i didn’t say that.”
“then why the hell are you trying to impress him?”
jack steps closer now, his voice calm but firm. “look, if there’s a problem here, we can talk about it.”
but luigi doesn’t respond to jack. his hazel eyes stay locked on you, cold and unreadable. “upstairs bathroom light’s been on for the last half hour,” he says, his voice casual, but it cuts through everything. “again.”
you pause, caught off guard by the sudden shift. “what?”
“it’s messing with the breaker,” he says, more pointed now. “you wanna help me fix it, or do you need more time with him?”
your face flushes deeper, but you don’t know what to say. you glance at jack, who’s looking at you, a little frustrated but still giving you space to make a decision.
rebecca tries to cut in with a forced smile. “okay, okay, let’s not make this a whole thing,” she says, giving luigi an exaggerated pat on the arm. “you’ve got ‘house duties’. go before the place falls apart. both of you.”
you take a deep breath, torn between the need to stay and the undeniable pull of getting away from this mess. reluctantly, you turn to follow luigi.
he doesn’t look back, but you can feel the weight of his presence as he heads toward the stairs. you follow, hesitating, trying to ignore the feeling of eyes on your back.
the door clicks shut behind you, and for the first time tonight, it’s just the two of you.
“you’re being mean,” you finally say, voice tight. “i set you up with the ten of tens, and you repay me by embarrassing me in front of jack?
“embarrassing you?” he repeats in disbelief. “are you serious?”
“i would’ve never done that to you!” your voice comes out sharper than you mean it, laced with something like betrayal. “i wouldn’t humiliate you in front of someone i knew liked you.”
“yeah?” he bites back, his fawn-colored eyes darker than ever. “well, maybe if you actually paid attention, you’d realize he doesn’t just like you. jack’s been circling you for months.”
“what the fuck are you talking about?” you snipe. “and even if that were true, who cares? we were just talking.”
“you don’t see it,” he says, shaking his head, furious and exasperated all at once. “you never fucking see it.”
“see what?”
“he’s not subtle, and he’s definitely not harmless. he’s just waiting for you to be dumb enough to give him a shot.”
“so what?” you say. “he’s not the first guy to flirt with me, luigi.”
“he’s the first one you let,” he argues.
you throw your hands up. “jesus, who cares? he was talking to me. you know, like people do at parties. i wasn’t naked in his lap.”
“could’ve fooled me.”
that’s it. the last thread of patience snaps.
“you’ve got a real talent for making me feel like shit,” you say, each word heavy with hurt. you’re not crying. you’re not giving him the satisfaction of breaking down. but god, does it feel like he just ripped something out of you.
you don’t wait for him to say anything else. you turn on your heel, walk straight to the door, and shove it open with more force than you meant. the sound of it slamming behind you feels louder than it should, final in a way you weren’t prepared for.
he doesn’t follow.
. . .
the house is silent for days. luigi’s always been out earlier than you, and you’ve mastered the art of avoiding him—turning your head just in time to not catch his eye, slipping out the door when you hear his footsteps getting too close. there’s a strange comfort in the silence, in not having to confront what happened. but the silence is bound to break eventually.
he starts leaving little things behind. a hoodie on the couch, a mug in the sink, his shoes at the door. it’s like he’s trying to find a way to be around without being around, but it’s only making it harder for you to ignore him.
you can feel him watching, though he doesn’t say anything. you’re aware of every shift in the air, every time his footsteps get too close to your door. the air in the house gets heavier, filled with all the things neither of you are saying.
days pass like this: him and his quiet little offerings, and a stream of overly confident ex-frat guys making appearances at your coffee shop. you’ve been spending more time at work more than ever.
one afternoon, a girl—polished nails, perfect ponytail—leans over the counter and says, “hey, are you luigi’s roommate?”
you groan internally. “yes.”
she slides a thick envelope toward you. “can you give this to him?”
you should say no. it’s on the tip of your tongue. but instead, you nod once and slip it into your bag.
the house smells faintly like weed when you get home—soft and sour, like it’s sunk into the walls. you don’t think much of it until you knock once on luigi’s door, step in to drop off the envelope and. he’s on the floor, shirtless, back against his bedframe like he’s been there for a while. his curly hair is a mess, sticking up in soft waves like he’s dragged his hands through it too many times. his eyes—bambi-colored, warm and red-rimmed—find you instantly.
he blinks up at you like he wasn’t expecting to ever see you again.
“you’re home,” he says, half to himself.
you glance at the envelope you just dropped on the desk. “don’t get too excited. it’s just another envelope.”
the brown-haired boy blinks, confused, slow to react. “wait—can you just—”
“already did my part,” you cut in, stepping back.
“can you just talk to me?” he says. it’s not demanding. it’s quiet. weirdly soft. “yell at me. call me a dick. something.”
you shake your head. “we’ve argued enough.”
he stumbles closer, barefoot and slow, like he’s trying not to spook you. “y/n, come on, i didn’t mean to—”
“then why did you do it?” you cut him off, but the frustration that floods your voice doesn’t quite match the hurt you feel.
you just want him to apologize. you shake your head, trying to make sense of the confusion swirling in your chest. “i don’t you want me to say, luigi. that i felt humiliated? that i was standing there trying to have a normal conversation, and you acted like i was doing something wrong? like i was—i don't know—cheap or something?"
luigi frowns. "i would never say that.”
"you don’t have to," you snap. "the look on your face said it. the tone in your voice said it. everyone could hear it."
"i just didn't want him near you!”
“why does that matter?”
“it just does, okay?”
you cross your arms over your chest. “that’s not an answer, luigi.”
“i know… i know, i’m sorry i’ve been a mess, and i made you feel like shit, and i’m sorry,” he begins quietly, rubbing the back of his neck. “but you have to understand… it’s not easy for me to say any of this. i’m not used to feeling like this.”
you glance at him, not quite following what he’s getting at. “feeling like what?”
he takes a slow step forward, eyes locked onto yours with an intensity that almost feels like it’s burning him. he’s close enough now you can smell the remnants of whatever he’d been smoking—and hell, he was right. you really weren’t a smoker. you feel yourself shrink underneath the cloud, eyes studying his tired face.
“feeling jealous. feeling… like i was losing something i couldn’t live without. when i saw you with jack, smiling at him, it… god, it just hit me,” he says, his voice strained. “and i couldn’t stand it. the way you looked at him—it’s like i wasn’t even there anymore. like i was invisible to you.”
you stare at him, processing everything, and it’s like the weight of his words hits you all at once, but your pride refuses to let you soften just yet. “so what? you thought humiliating me was the answer? making me feel like shit in front of jack and rebecca.”
“no,” he says quickly, his voice raw. “god, no. that was never the plan. i just… i don’t know what the hell i was doing. i just saw you with him and my head—” he stops, shaking his head, clearly frustrated with himself. “i wasn’t thinking straight. i know it’s no excuse. i fucked up. but i want to fix it. please, y/n, i want to fix this.”
“i don’t even know what to say to you,” you murmur, your voice quieter now, but your arms still crossed defensively over your chest.
he steps forward again, desperation in his eyes. “you do, though. you do. i swear to god, i never meant to make you feel like this. i’ve… i’ve been an idiot. i don’t know how to fix it, but i can’t stand seeing you like this. i can’t stand knowing i’ve hurt you.”
“i’m sorry, y/n.” he continues, his voice dropping even lower as his arms come around to embrace you, “i know i messed up. but i care about you, more than i can say. i didn’t want him looking at you like that, not when you’re… so much more than that.”
you’re quiet for a long moment, letting yourself nuzzle into his warmth. “you should’ve just said something,” you say softly, the edge still in your voice, though it’s starting to fade.
“i know. i wish i had. i just didn’t know how to handle it. i didn’t want to mess things up between us.” his voice drops to a whisper. “but i can’t stand the thought of you thinking i don’t care.”
you look away, feeling the weight of everything swirling between you both. “i don’t know, luigi. i’m still pissed.”
the brown-haired boy exhales sharply. “yeah, i get that. i do. i’m not asking you to forgive me right away. but…” he hesitates before he pulls himself off of you, his voice almost embarrassed. “but maybe we can try… i was thinking maybe we could just to smoke, for now. just to calm down. and then we can talk more.”
your brows lift.
“you’re trying to bribe me into forgiving you with weed?”
luigi laughs under his breath. “no. maybe. i don’t know. i just… thought maybe we could use a pause.”
you eye the joint warily. “i’ve never smoked before.”
“i know,” he says gently. “and you don’t have to. just stay here with me.”
and somehow, you do. you sit on the edge of his bed while he lights up, still shirtless and stupidly pretty in the soft light. he takes the first hit, exhales slow, then offers it to you.
you hesitate.
“it’s okay,” he says, voice dipped in something tender. “you don’t have to be cool about it. i’ll talk you through.”
you take it. breathe in. cough, a little.
luigi grins. “cute.”
you narrow your eyes, but the minutes slip by quietly, and the high starts to settle into your limbs—warm, slow, like honey. the anger that once pulsed sharp behind your ribs begins to dull at the edges, softening into something you can’t quite name. he gently guides you closer to him on the bed. as you both pass the blunt back and forth, the tension is still there, but it’s lighter now, less heavy. his skin brushes yours—bare and warm—and you feel the heat of him even through the haze.
“you know,” luigi says softly, his voice low, like he’s afraid to break the moment. “you’re pretty all the time.”
you glance at him, brow arching.
“but when you’re mad at me…” he trails off with a small huff, running his fingers down the line on your chin. “it’s a problem. because i still wanna kiss you. even when you look like you want to kill me.”
you roll your eyes, trying not to smile, but it’s a losing battle. “you’re just saying that because we’re high and in your bed.”
“nah,” he says, and this time his voice drops even lower, more serious. “i’ve been thinking it since sophomore year.”
“i think you’re confusing me with someone else.” you laugh. “we didn’t know each other sophomore year.”
“what do you mean?” he frowns. “that was the first year you worked at the coffee shop.”
“sure, yeah,” you agree. that was correct. but you two didn’t even know each other until halloweekend junior year. “how would you even know that? you don’t even like coffee.”
“you’d never remember me,” luigi adds quickly, rubbing the back of his neck. “i’d just sit there and try to study. you were always there, like… humming to yourself behind the counter. or talking to old people like they were your best friends. i don’t know. you just—made everything feel more fun.”
you stare at him, processing.
he shifts closer, just slightly. the bed dips. his shoulder brushes yours again. you don’t pull away.
his fingers find your hair, brushing it back from your cheek, so gentle it makes your chest ache. “i’m sorry for being a dick,” he says. “at the party. before that. all of it. i didn’t know how to say any of this. and i didn’t want to screw it up.”
“you kind of did,” you say, but there’s no bite to it. just truth.
“i know.” his thumb traces lightly along your jaw. “but if there’s still a chance… i want to try.”
your heart skips. the weed makes everything feel softer, but the clarity in his eyes is real.
“can i kiss you?” he asks, voice low. nervous.
you hesitate for just a second. then you nod.
and when he leans in, it’s slow. he’s giving you every second to pull away. but you don’t. your eyes flutter shut and his mouth finds yours, warm and tentative, until the kiss deepens with something that feels like all the things he never said. you melt into his warmth, one hand on his bare chest, the other tangled in his curls. his hands are everywhere, tracing the curve of your back, sliding under your shirt.
you gasp into his mouth as he quickly finds the softness of your hip, pulling you closer and tugging your leg over him so the heat of your core is against him. shaky breaths escape you as his lips travel up your neck.
“y/n, hold on,” luigi murmurs, his body feverish beneath yours as you feel his raging bulge poking into you with every small movement you make. “are you sure?”
“yes.” you were misty-eyed and barely breathing but completely sure, your arms wrapping around his neck, teasingly scratching his back with your nails. “you don’t have to be so careful with me.”
the brown-haired boy lets out a short laugh as he leans in for another kiss. “don’t say shit like that,” he murmurs.
you weren’t usually this confident. but other than this weekend, you couldn’t picture luigi as anything other than sugar sweet.
“or what?”
“or i’m not gonna be able to control myself.”
“control yourself?” you repeat, feeling a hazy laugh escape your lips without reason. “luigi, you could never hurt me.”
“yeah?” luigi hums. “you sure you can take it?”
“i want to,” you say, overconfident. “i want you, luigi.”
and before you could even adjust, he was on top of you, his tongue down your throat as you pressed yourself into him, feeling his hard cock against you.
you gripped his bicep as his two large fingers found your heat, giving you no time to adjust. he moved with precision and purpose, thrusting and curling as you were forced to look into his brown eyes.
“good girl, so wet f’me,” he whispers. eyeing you down, admiring the wet patch he’s created through ur panties.
“that’s all for me, yeah?” he continues airily. he swipes his fingers across the waistband of your panties, letting it catch and snap lightly against your butt. you gasp, and he grins, pleased with himself. “or did you wanna call up jack one more time? make his fuckin’ night?”
“no,” you hum. “i only want you.”
“good girl,” he murmurs into your skin as he begins to kiss down your body. he harshly rips the fabric of your panties off your body.
you pout. “those were expensive.”
“i’ll buy you anything you need,” he says. “just let me have my way with you.”
helpless and impatient, you whine, when he spits against your core, lubricating his movements so he can abuse every one of your senses. his tongue darts inside your weeping cunt, moving freely with the oozing wetness that gushes over, moaning with every sweet gasp that escapes you.
“luigi," you writhe, fingers grappling blindly at the curls that lay matted against luigi’s forehead. "please please please.."
his response is muffled against your pussy as he licks every ounce of arousal that your cunt provides, spurred on by the fruitless push of your heels into the mattress and the tightening of your thighs around his skull. he's eager to make up for lost time, sealing his lips around your clit for the last time so that your spasming, legs locking into a momentary paralyzed position until he's pressing palms into your dewy thighs and forcing them farther apart to delve further into his meal.
you can’t help but let out a whimper when he pulls his mouth off of you, dragging you to the edge of his bed by your ankles. “luigi,” you cry out, helpless.
“don’t be a brat,” he says before throwing. a hard smack to across your face. “i’m gonna give you exactly what you need.”
tugging at his sweatpants down, letting them fall, and pushing his boxers down just enough for his huge veiny cock to sit up hitting his stomach.
your heart races at the sight of him, you already know he’s gonna stretch you out. he loves the look of fear in ur eyes as u take him in. without any warning at all, he starts ploughing his massive cock into ur soaked innocence. you scream at the impact, tears welling in your eyes as he fucks you with no remorse.
your legs unconsciously wrap around his waist. his hands grip onto your hips tightly, surely leaving bruises for you in the morning. you feel a slap come down on your ass cheek, you let out a sharp moan, and another hard slap makes you writhe in pain.
“where you goin’?” he retorts, somewhere between playful and arrogant. “don’t run from it, baby, you said you’d be a good girl f’me.”
“luigi, fuck, hold on—” you cry out when he goes in deeper.
“fuckin’ take it, quit complaining.” he gripes before taking your tit in one hand, teasing your nipple in between his fingers.
you shiver at the sensation. “luigi!”
“just like that,” he grunts. “scream on my cock like that, sweetheart. let the neighbors know.”
he put his whole body into fucking you, tightened his grip around your throat and leaned down to whisper in your ear, pushing you further down and you squirmed underneath him.
"you want me to fill you up, huh?" he says, voice low and filthy. "want me to come inside you?" his thumb finds your clit, putting the slightest pressure as he circles slowly, pushing you closer and closer to the edge.
you can’t answer, not with words. just a desperate whimper as your legs lock tighter around his waist, hips rolling up to meet him. "come on, princess,” luigi coos. "don’t make me do all the work. least you could do is tell me what you want.”
"p-please… luigi. i can't—” you whimpered, tears pricking the corners of your eyes—not from pain, but from sheer, ineffable need. your inner muscles clenched desperately, trying to pull the orgasm out.
“poor pussy probably never felt this good, huh?”he groans into your ear, you writhe against him once more.
“s’close,” you cry out, finally. “want you to breed me.”
luigi moans at the request, flipping you over as you let out moans that got muffled by the pillow, a handful of your hair around his fist as you closed your eyes in pleasure, your fists gripping the sheets to try and anchor yourself as he whispered in your ear. every thrust, truth and praise. such a good girl for me... you're mine... this pussy's all mine... no one's gonna fuck this pretty girl like i do..." until you become undone around him, his own cum mixing with your juices as your cunt clenched around him.
luigi’s body sinks into the mattress beside yours, the bed dipping gently beneath him. the air is thick with the scent of sex and weed—hazy, intimate, almost golden in the low light. it clings to the sheets, to your skin, to the quiet between you. but there’s no regret. no leftover ache. whatever had fractured between you hours ago feels far away now, softened by touch and breath and the comfort of being near each other again.
you’re still staring up at the ceiling, letting the moment settle into something that feels like this—peaceful, but maybe a little fragile. then, almost without thinking, you ask,
“so… if this didn’t work, what was your backup plan?”
luigi lets out a quiet laugh, like he’s caught off guard. “you think i had a backup?”
“you always do,” you tease, shifting slightly to look at him.
he hesitates, glancing at the ceiling like he’s deciding how much he’s willing to share. then, finally,
“i wrote you something.”
you blink. “like a song?”
he snorts. “jesus christ, no.”
“oh.”
“don’t look so disappointed, it was just as corny,” he says. there’s a pause, then a soft laugh from his side of the bed. not mocking. nervous.
“i, uh…” he continues, and he’s already blushing, you can hear it in his voice. “it was a letter. i wasn’t gonna show you unless i had to. like, absolute worst case scenario.”
you shift, propping yourself up on one elbow so you can see him better. “you wrote me a love letter?”
he makes a face. “no, i wouldn’t call it that.”
you turn to face him, amused. “what would you call it?”
“something i’m gonna throw away as soon as you fall asleep.”
you pout, turning fully to face him now. “what, it wasn’t romantic?”
“that’s not what i said,” he mutters. “it’s just… you said that thing in the kitchen. about how you’d kill to have someone write you a love letter.“
you meet his gaze, a little shocked by how tender it is, how much sincerity he’s not even trying to hide.
“wait,” you say, heart beating a little faster, “where’s this letter?”
he looks away, obviously flustered. “uh… probably buried at the bottom of my backpack somewhere.”
you narrow your gaze. “you’re lying.”
he turns toward you with a smile, but it’s more like a nervous grin. “yeah, well… if you’d seen it, you’d understand why.”
you pout immediately. “it doesn’t matter what it says. it’s my first love letter.”
the fan hums its tired rhythm above you, steady and slow. beneath the blanket, your fingers find his—softly, like a thought half-formed, like instinct.
“you seriously not gonna let me read it?” you ask eventually.
he doesn’t answer right away.
“maybe not tonight,” he says.
you nod, and that’s fine. it’s more than fine.
you stretch your arm across the space between you, hand resting just barely on his chest. his heart beats steady beneath your palm. real. ordinary. a little fast.
“hey,” you say softly.
he looks at you.
“don’t lose it.”
“the letter?”
you nod.
he watches you for a long second. then says, “i won’t.”
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He told you not to make a big deal. But you were already holding the weight of everything he’d survived. You weren’t going to let this birthday pass like it didn’t matter. Because it did. He did.
—
He’d barely mentioned it.
Didn’t remind you. Didn’t act excited. Just shrugged the day before and said, “It’s not really a big deal.”
But you saw the way his voice dipped when he said it. Saw how he wouldn’t meet your eyes. Saw the quiet ache in his hands when he rubbed the scar near his wrist, the one he never talked about. You knew what the silence was trying to hide:
He never thought he’d make it to 27.
And if he was being honest, he never expected to be loved through it.
So you didn’t throw a party. You didn’t make a big public thing. You didn’t post him, didn’t tag him, didn’t perform your love.
You just woke up early.
Slipped out of bed while the world was still dark. Let the cold floor shock you awake. Wrapped his favorite hoodie around your body,still warm from his skin, and stood barefoot in the kitchen, hands trembling as you lit a single cinnamon candle. The flame flickered against the quiet. You tried to breathe. Today mattered. He mattered. And if no one else had ever shown him that, you would.
—
You made him chilaquiles the way your mamá taught you. No shortcuts. Real salsa. Fried tortillas. Over-easy eggs with the yolk just a little runny, because that’s how he liked it, even if he’d never say so out loud. You didn’t even realize you were crying until you felt a tear hit the back of your hand.
You weren’t sad.
You were overwhelmed. With the weight of his survival. With the memory of the first time you ever heard him talk about prison and how small his voice got. With the way he still flinched when someone knocked too loud or got too close from behind.
He was here.
And you’d be damned if his birthday felt like just another day.
—
He came out of the bedroom quiet.
Sweatpants. Hoodie. Messy curls falling into his eyes. You didn’t say anything at first, you just looked at him. Like it was the first sunrise after the storm.
He froze.
“…Did you do all this?”
You smiled softly and turned back to the stove. “I didn’t do anything.”
He didn’t move right away. Just stood in the doorway with that look on his face, like he didn’t know how to receive love without wondering when it would be taken away. Eventually, he walked over. Sat down. Looked at the plate you set in front of him like it might disappear if he blinked.
You didn’t rush him.
You just poured him coffee. Sat down next to him. And reached across the table to wrap your fingers around his wrist.
“I’m proud of you,” you said quietly.
His eyes dropped.
You squeezed gently. “I know you don’t like birthdays. I know you don’t think you deserve any of this. But you do. You made it through hell. And you’re here. That matters. You matter.”
For a long time, he didn’t speak.
And then
“…I didn’t think I’d live long enough to see this.”
His voice cracked on the last word.
You stood, walked around to his side of the table, and pulled him into your arms without hesitation. He buried his face in your hoodie and let himself break open quietly, shoulders shaking, fingers clutching your waist like he was scared you’d vanish if he let go.
And you just held him.
Because you’d never let him go without knowing: he was loved.
—
That night, when the sun dipped and the world settled, you lit a different candle.
Not for him.
For you.
Because you needed the reminder too: that softness could survive after everything. That love didn’t always have to hurt. That this, this quiet life, was real. Luigi was on the couch, scrolling through a book of old family photos his sister had mailed. He didn’t say anything when you grabbed the speaker and played a slow song, something old, Spanish, romantic.
You just offered your hand.
He raised an eyebrow.
“You really want to dance?”
You nodded. “Yeah. In our living room. Right now.”
He sighed dramatically, but you could see the smile tugging at his lips. He stood up slowly, cracking his knuckles like it was a chore, but when he pulled you close—one hand on your lower back, one cradling your jaw—it was the softest you’d ever seen him. You danced like the world didn’t exist outside your walls. Like he hadn’t been through hell. Like love could be slow and quiet and safe. He pressed his forehead to yours halfway through the song, and whispered:
“I feel like I’m dreaming.”
You smiled into his cheek.
“No, babe. You’re just finally waking up.”
—
Later, in bed, his voice broke the silence again.
“I know I didn’t want anything big,” he said, lips brushing your collarbone. “But this… this was the best birthday I’ve ever had.”
You ran your fingers through his curls.
“I know.”
He turned to look at you, eyes tired, but glassy with something too tender to name.
“I don’t know what I did to deserve you.”
You shook your head.
“You don’t have to earn me. I’m here because I want to be. I love you, Luigi. Not in spite of everything. But because of it.”
That’s when he cried again. Not because he was broken. But because for the first time in years, he felt whole.
—
And on his 27th birthday, Luigi Mangione didn’t need cake or noise or applause.
He just needed you.
And he had you.
Completely.
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I will support this man till the end of time and I have this gut feeling he will prevail. No matter what, I will keep hope 💚
having a crush on gymrat!luigi. u guys both go to the same gym and you've always paid attention to the way his biceps flex when hes weight lifting or when hes on the pull up bar and u see a hint of his v-line and happy trail and it has u blushing and looking away immediately. you always thought it was a silly crush and wouldn't go anywhere but on one of ur upper body days u decide to try the pull up bar since clearly its been working wonders on mr curly head. the bar is pretty high up so you look around for an unoccupied box or something to use as leverage when suddenly theres a tap on your shoulder. "need help getting up?" he says. "yeah.. i think--" you begin and are quickly cut off when you feel two big hands on either side of your waist. suddenly you're off the ground and the bar is right in front of you. you learn to quickly snap out of whatever just happened and grab the bar before you make a fool of yourself. "got it?" he asks from below, hands still firmly in place. "yes, thank you!" you stammer. good thing he was behind you and couldn't see how red you were. you start doing your reps when you hear "chin up... use your back instead of your arms..." from below you. you apply his feedback and correct your form like he says. "there you go... atta girl." he says. you almost fall right then and there from the way his words caused an unexpected heat to pool in your lower region but manage to stay in the set for a bit longer. eventually you stop and lower yourself. "that was great!" he says as he gives you a high-five. "thank you...." "luigi." he finishes ur sentence. "thank you luigi, i appreciate it." you smile at him. soon enough, you're seeing luigi everyday. he helps you learn so many new techniques, and you start seeing your results come in much faster. luigi becomes your almost sort of gym buddy and you guys end up coordinating your workouts a few times. after a few months, he finally asks, "hey y/n, this new restaurant opened up down the street. i'd love to go visit." he stares at you after you two finish a cardio set. "yeah i heard about that one, let me know how the food tastes so i can know what to order when i visit." you say, taking a sip out of your water bottle. "well why don't you just find out yourself.... i'm asking you to go with me dummy. like a date." he laughs. "oh wow. really? me?" you say, genuinely shocked. no way did you think luigi reciprocated the same feelings you had towards him. "you're not the only one whos had a little crush this whole time... i just hid it better than you." he teases.
OMG hello this was so so good i think abt gym rat lu a lot
ugh you guys always end up coming around the same time in the evenings but you never talk to him; but sneak little glances in the mirror at the way he wipes his face with the edge of his shirt sometimes and you see a glimpse of his v line and happy trail oh my fuck but you just accept he's ur silly little gym crush and nothing else
until the day that he helps you up on the pull up bar, you silently note how big his hands are... and how you need to lock in and not embarrass urself in front of him .... but its really hard when his low voice is giving u advice, gripping ur hips, saying ATTA GIRL? anon ur killing me in the best possible way bc he SO would say that and be genuinely impressed/excited w his little high five lolol
now whenever you see him you, you always talk for a few minutes and catch up... and you now u realize you walk through the door and the first thing u do is scan the gym for luigi :') like all ur friends know about luigi from the gym... u give him song recs other than his shitty edm, he talks about research he's done on hiit workouts or new recipes and he tells you offhandedly after finishing a set all sweaty, adrenaline flowing, "you're like, my motivation." and that sends u spiraling!
omfg when he finally asks you out and you genuinely don't pick up on it... stop i love that... also you'd be so embarrassed that he knew u had a crush on him like you thought you were being stealth this whole time.. ugh and like the insaneee chemistry you guys would have after you finally get together .... the post gym shower sex would be so good omfg