#crocomingo

Later, they’re stumbling into Doflamingo’s bed as Crocodile’s cigar falls to the ground and Doffy stomps it out. Crocodile is breathing heavily, but he tries to pretend he isn’t enjoying each soft brush of knuckles over his cheek and each gentle squeeze of strong hands on his hips. He pushes Doflamingo onto the bed and Doffy is just grinning in absolute glee as he looks up at Crocodile. Crocodile rolls his eyes and clicks his tongue against his teeth as he uses his hook to drag to grab Doflamingo by the neck and drag him into another harsh kiss before pulling back and calling him “pathetic man.” Doffy just keeps smiling as he wraps his arms around Crocodile’s waist and pulls the both of them onto the bed.

You see the sad in everything A genius of love and loneliness and This time you overdid the liquor This time you pulled the fucking trigger

It’s a few months later and Doflamingo’s fists clench around the newspaper announcing that Crocodile has been sent to Impel Down. His family watches as the Shichibukai tears the paper apart and wordlessly stands and leaves the room. None of them follow, knowing what that news meant. Doflamingo isn’t sure where he goes or what he does. He only knows that he finds a place that sells the clove cigars Crocodile is so fond of and he smokes enough to put him in a haze, and when he wakes up three days later, there’s blood on his hands. It’s only when he realizes he can’t wipe his hands off on Crocodile’s scarf anymore that he feels the first tears falling down his cheeks. He weeps for so long that his generals join him, crying with the head of their family at the loss. After all, everyone knows what happens at Impel Down. No one has the heart to bring up the fact that Doflamingo is wearing the ring he bought for Crocodile a year ago.

These days you’re rolling all the time So low, so you keep getting high Where went that cheeky friend of mine? Where went that billion-dollar smile?