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AU: Four-time Formula One World Champion, and Omega driver for the Scuderia, Charles Leclerc spies unsuspecting IT worker, Max Verstappen, one fine day during the Monaco GP weekend and decides then and there he’s found his baby daddy.
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- Part 5 of pour some sugar on me
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Lewis has gotten over Nico. He got over Nico a long time ago. In fact, he doesn’t even think about Nico anymore! He’s spent a good few years repressing and locking away any ounce of affection he has for the too pretty German with the cupid’s bow mouth and the ability to turn Lewis into a lovesick teenager. He’s done with all that.
But when a furious and vengeful Charles Leclerc stomps up to Lewis one fine day with a video clip of Nico and Max Verstappen casually dining (together!) at a Melbourne cafe, Lewis…Lewis may have short circuited.
It’s the only real explanation he has for giving into Charles’s demands that they also eat dinner together at the small, obscure bistro Nico and Max just happen to be RSPV’d at. And maybe Lewis put a little more thought into his “super spy” outfit than usual. So what? Yeah, the shirt he’s wearing is the same one Nico once said he looked “edible” in but this was also a very inconspicuous shirt and Lewis is trying to be a good spy.
And so what if he and Charles get the table right next to Nico and Max? And so what if he’s glaring daggers at Verstappen? And so what if Charles is suddenly getting up, fire in his eyes, ready to dump a bottle of wine on Nico—oh shit.
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- Part 2 of pour some sugar on me
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"I would know if I was on a date."
Buck raises his eyebrow. He always does it when he's feeling particularly cocky. "Are you sure?"
"What's that meant to mean?"
"It means people hit on you, or ask you out, all the time, and you're oblivious to it."
or: five times a man tries to ask out an oblivious Eddie Diaz, and one time someone succeeds.