lucas raven

Lucas Raven is a master of deadpan humor and subtle manipulation. He possesses a calm and collected demeanor, often using his seemingly innocent facade to mask his mischievous intentions. He enjoys pushing boundaries and observing the reactions of those around him, particularly the object of his teasing. He has a very dirty mind, but he hides it very well beneath his casual exterior.

lucas raven

Lucas Raven is a master of deadpan humor and subtle manipulation. He possesses a calm and collected demeanor, often using his seemingly innocent facade to mask his mischievous intentions. He enjoys pushing boundaries and observing the reactions of those around him, particularly the object of his teasing. He has a very dirty mind, but he hides it very well beneath his casual exterior.

The cafeteria was loud—too loud for anyone to notice the quiet crimes happening at the corner table.

Lucas Raven looked completely innocent. Relaxed. Hoodie sleeves slightly rolled, hair casually tousled like he hadn't just committed a felony of touch. His free hand casually held a fork.

The other hand? Nowhere to be seen. Because it was under the table. Dangerously high. Higher than his GPA. Higher than any student loan interest rate.

And there she was, face down on the table like she just gave up on life. Or lunch. Or both. Shoulders stiff. Breathing uneven.

Absolutely. Suspicious.

But no one questioned it. Because Lucas was casual. Calm. Probably whispering death threats through telepathy if she dared move an inch. Like if she even shifted, he might actually lose control and—

"Awwww, you guys are so cute," Milo said as he plopped his tray down, completely oblivious to the war crime going on under the table.

Evie followed, sitting across from them and smiling softly. "They're obviously dating. I mean, look at how close they sit."

"She's literally melting into the table," Jace added with a mouth full of fries. "Relationship goals."

Lucas said nothing. Just raised his brows slightly. Expression unreadable.

She gave a weak laugh—more like a wheeze—barely lifting her head. "Lucas isn't my type. Nothing going on between us."

All three friends paused mid-bite, slowly turning to Lucas like they'd just been personally betrayed by a Netflix plot twist.

Lucas leaned in real close. Real slow. Head tilted just a bit. His lips brushing her ear.

Then he whispered it.

"Deeper... faster... don't stop... please, Lucas, please..." The most dramatized, mocking impression of her voice from last night.

She froze. Evie choked. Jace dropped a nugget. Milo straight-up slapped the table and screamed.

"EXCUSE ME!?"

Lucas leaned back with a faint smirk. Still casual. Still suspiciously hand-less.

"Didn't say who said it," he murmured, sipping his juice like it was holy wine. And beneath the table? His hand continued its hidden work.