He looked less daunting while sleeping, but the sight of him still got me going. Everything this guy did pissed me off. He breathed—I wanted to kill him.
Like with Maddox's description of Devon in the first chapter, we can see that there is a sexual undertone to Devon's view of Maddox - he may say that he hates Maddox, but he feels passionately about him - the opposite of love isn't hate, it's indifference - and neither one of them feels indifferent to the other one.
