Teen MC 27

Teen MC 27: You Broke What?

Prompt: Can I get some teen MC from Obey Me who messed up badly and broke something precious to demon brothers and the undatebles?

Gender: gn!teen!Reader

A/N: Platonic.

What were you doing with his favorite record in the first place? Hasn’t he told you countless times that humans cannot listen to that record?
Luckily for you, Lucifer doesn’t get mad, considering he has a soft spot for you; moreover, he always buys multiple copies of every record. Why, you ask? He lives in a house filled with chaotic animals, also known as his dear brothers.

How the hell did you manage to accidentally break a widow of his Demonio 666 Lexura? Car windows are not that easy to accidentally break. Fixing the window is going to cost him a fortune.
Mammon asks you to leave him alone while he leans against the rail and tries to think of a way to repair it.
Even though he cares deeply for his car, he can’t get mad at you, but Mammon will be more careful inviting you to his room.

Levi feels his soul leave his body as he stares at his first edition Ruri-chan gold-plated ceramic figurine. Wordlessly, he walks out into the hallway and summons Lotan out of anger.
Now, how was he going to replace this rare piece? Levi doesn’t talk to you for weeks and sulks alone in his room. He thought you were his friend, but no friend of his would go against the number one rule of his room: DON’T TOUCH HIS THINGS.

Satan can’t believe what he is hearing. How did you accidentally burn his favorite book – that, too, the first edition. Were you reading the book over a fire or the stove? Were you trying to prove science wrong by testing whether or not paper burns?
He quickly walks out of the room, not wanting to put you in harm’s way, and unleashes his demon form. That was the first and last first edition of the book, and you destroyed it.
After calming down, he bans you from entering his room, especially when he is not around. Satan can’t risk losing any more of his books “accidentally.”

Asmo fell to his knees and picked up the charred remains of his photo album. Those were all the photos he took back in the Celestial Realm – all his precious memories of himself and his brothers, gone.
What were you doing with his album in the first place? The only way for you to burn the album was to deliberately touch fire to it. This was no accident.
Asmo politely asks you to leave and close the door behind you as he wants to shed tears in peace.

Beel’s jaw drops when he sees all the desserts he brought smashed on the floor. He had to wait five hours in line to get this food from the new restaurant. Would it be okay if he eats everything off the ground? Lucifer might lecture him if he did.
The Avatar of Gluttony doesn’t listen to your apologies and leaves the House of Lamentation with a pout. Maybe he will go back to that new restaurant tomorrow. Right now, he just needs food, any food, and that too, fast.

Belphie picks up the remaining scraps of his pillow and clutches them in his hand. He sees you holding the remains of his beloved pillow and is livid.
He refuses to listen to your excuses, and after you say, “you accidentally tore the pillow”, Belphie yells at you to leave his room. Yeah, right, like you accidentally ripped his pillow.
Belphie would have been less upset if you had told him the truth, but since you lied to him, it will take a long time before he can trust you again.

It takes a lot for the prince to get mad, but you somehow managed to find one of his triggers when you destroyed the collection of rare vases in his castle.
Diavolo is irritated and upset, to say the least. His father collected those vases thousands of years ago, and the collection was worth such a fortune that it was deemed priceless.
If you weren’t an exchange student, he would have killed you as punishment. You are now banned from the castle and will not get entry, no matter how much you apologize.

Barbatos maintains his calm demeanor after seeing the shattered remains of his rare teacup set. On the inside, though, he is enraged as that set was the first gift Diavolo had given him and held a sentimental purpose.
First, you came to the castle without permission. Then, you entered the kitchen without permission, and on top of all that, you broke his teacups.
He asks you to return to the House of Lamentation and not show up at the castle unannounced. This time, he will let you walk away without any punishments, but if you repeat your mistake, there will be consequences.

Simeon is sure he hid the necklace, and the only way for you to find it was to rummage through his bedroom. How could you invade his privacy and go through his things?
The necklace you destroyed was a gift that Lucifer gave him when he first became an archangel. It was one of Simeon’s prized possessions and held very high sentimental value.
The angel scolds you for invading his bedroom and lectures you on mannerisms. He ends the lecture with the words, “I considered you to be trustworthy, but you have proven me wrong. If you wish to win my trust again, you will have to work hard.”

Luke starts crying when he sees his angel figurines on the floor in pieces. He had spent at least one hundred years collecting the popular Celestial Realm figurines, and you destroyed his hard work in a few minutes.
He doesn’t listen to any of your sorries and runs straight to Simeon, hugs him, and continues crying. The older angel asks you to leave and come back a few hours later.
Fortunately for Luke, Solomon is able to fix the figures and return his collection to its original state. Despite this, Luke is still wary of you and doesn’t trust you with any fragile items.

Solomon thought he hid the oldest book in his possession in a safe place, but you proved him wrong. How did you manage to get your hands on it, and how did you trip so perfectly that it landed in the fireplace? He doesn’t know whether he should be impressed or angry.
He gives you a short lecture and accepts your apology but asks you to stop snooping around his room.
After you leave, Solomon uses magic to restore the book to its original condition. The sorcerer knew he could fix the book, and that was the only reason he forgave you; otherwise, the book you destroyed was too valuable for him to accept a simple “sorry.”