All This Twisted Glory (This Woven Kingdom, #3)

by Tahereh Mafi

It was impossible then not to compare the two women in his mind. Miss Huda was the antithesis of Alizeh, unpolished and unrestrained. One had been brought up to be queen, the other to be tolerated; and yet Alizeh had been raised in relative poverty, Miss Huda in an aristocratic home. The differences between them were vast, and though both young women had suffered negligence, only one had emerged with self-possession and grace. Kamran flinched as the sound of another snort pierced the quiet, his expression growing only more dour.

Hes going to fall for her

With her whole heart, she wished him well. Wished him peace, wherever he was. She’d always be grateful for his kindness. For truly seeing her when no one else had.

You were in love with him 2 days ago and now here we are already in love with the next and over him? Insta love x2????

of the last thirty-six hours

How has only 36 hours passed on the last 3 books what the hell is going on

It made her realize how little she and Kamran knew each other—how

Yeah and you know the new guy even less the f is wrong with you

all but bellowed,

Sometimes we can just say they did something it doesn’t always have to be “all but” eventually it makes you seem like a lazy writer

and then— I shall marry her.”

What does she get no say you heathen

The nosta flashed white, cold.

Since fucking when does it change color

“Cyrus,” she whispered. “Are you certain—”

Your a monster the fuck

“What options, Hazan?

So you both wont be able go rule with this so fucking dumb and cruel idk if i can finish this dog shit

She only felt, with greater conviction every minute, a burning suspicion that he was not as villainous as he wanted the world to think he was, and this was enough to drive her mad. “Cyrus,” she said desperately, “I’m so sorry.”

But not enough to not torture him with this spell

it killed her even to bear witness.

Killed her to bear witness but not to cause

Everyone looked rattled and grim, though none were as disturbed as she.

But you caused it