"Lucifer" Season 2 spoilers hint at a possible romance between the Lord of Hell and Detective Chloe Decker (Lauren German). It seems that Chloe is developing a crush on Lucifer Morningstar (Tom Ellis), but Mum/Charlotte Richards (Tricia Helfer) apparently will not stand for it and is want Chloe dead.
It was pretty apparent in "Lucifer" Season 2 Episode 8, titled "Tip to Stabby Town", that Chloe Decker was starting to like the devil. Dan claimed that Chloe was bothered with how Lucifer and Ella were, and her jealousy was apparent when Ella got physically intimate with Lucifer while re-staging a murder scene with him.
It did not help that in the latest episode of "Lucifer" Season 2, Chloe barged in on Lucifer and Ella hugging each other at his bar, Lux. Lucifer tried to pacify Chloe by saying he was not dating nor sleeping with Ella, which seemed to calm the detective.
"Lucifer" Season 2 Episode 9 will delve more into Chloe's developing feelings for Lucifer. The episode , titled "Homewrecker", shows Detective Chloe Decker dancing with Lucifer Morningstar. The partners look happy while dancing and it seems that there is developing romance between the two.
But it seems that an important person in Lucifer's life does not approve of a possible romance between the two. Charlotte, Lucifer's mother, will scheme in "Lucifer" Season 2 Episode 9 in order to make Lucifer go back to heaven with her. She begins to sabotage his happiness, starting with his bar, Lux.
In "Lucifer" Season 2 episode 9, the owner of the building where Lux is located has been murdered and replaced by someone who evicts Lucifer. His mother, Charlotte seems to have something to do with this. Reports also indicate that Charlotte might also resort to murdering Chloe, as she is that desperate to take Lucifer away from Earth. "Lucifer" Season 2 Episode 9 will prove to be a tension-filled episode as Charlotte stops at nothing to get what she wants.
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