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If I hadn’t told her I needed somebody to hold me, she might’ve driven
to Preston’s place and run him over with her car. Which would’ve been a shame. She just bought her dream car—a pretty silver
Mercedes coupe—and getting blood all over it would ha...
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He wouldn’t be the first person to humiliate me.
But this marriage with Sebastian? He can’t hide how much he hates me. Although he’s been polite
and considerate in public, I have no clue what he’s going to be like in private, when it’s just the two of us sharing the same home.
I feel shaky, like I’m stepping onto a frozen lake. It’s murky under the ice, and I don’t know how thin that ice is going
to be.
His offer to pay for plastic surgery—if I ever feel the need—is a bit off the wall, but endearing in an odd way.
he just grins like some cocaine-addled idiot.
the truth isn’t important. The only thing that matters is what
people presume is the truth.
But if that’s what he wanted, why did he have to be kind? Why did he have to
make me think he cared? Why did he have to make me want more?
Of all the betrayals of my
life, his is the hatchet that cleaves my soul.
The pain robs my lungs of air, my m...
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The light in her eyes dies and the smile goes frozen, then slowly vanishes.
She isn’t crying because she’s too much in pain.
She isn’t crying because she believes
she’s truly...
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“I think it’s about what’s to come. There’s a peculiar kind of relief that you get after a violent storm,”
“Wouldn’t a violent storm leave destruction behind?” “Probably. But the air is clearer. And whoever is still alive has gained a little bit of confidence
that they can survive something else like it in the future.”