That one is a hell of a line im in awww..even devil surrenders infront of love.and what you say afterwards too is just so real people don't realise that.

Lucifer spent that episode avoiding Chloe at all costs. He showers affection on everyone and anyone while pushing her away. When he comes up and holds the tickets, she explains something along the lines of it didn't seem like you wanted to be around me lately. Also, Chloe didn't invite Pierce. He invited himself

​@@katelyntaylor7384But at least Chloe could have said that she was actually planning to go with someone else, not necessarily naming Lucifer, but so... I don't know, they're complicated. But the way he thought she would call him and then the disappointment and pain is too much for me, especially at the end of the episode where he watched them leave.

@@sofiahambaryan6125 Honestly, I would have liked to have seen Chloe take Trixie to the concert. It could have accomplished something similar of Lucifer realizing that pushing Chloe away was a mistake, without having Chloe fall blindly for a manipulation. Also, Trixie I may be more unsympathetic to Lucifer, but his pain in this episode and the ones that follow was self-inflicted. He has to know by now that she has a choice. Or at least that's what I thought he meant to Linda at the end with 'I've made a big mistake', like seeing Chloe and Pierce together was the kick in the teeth he needed. He thought she would call him, which was rough to see, but after trying to reach out this season and getting pushed away, she felt like it was time to take the hint. We as the audience know he's doing it in a (misguided but well meaning) attempt to maintain her free will, but all she sees is how he's maintaining distance between them. Someone else shows her interest, she thinks her feeling are unrequited, so she starts to move on.