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Gifts given as a reward for surviving. They are Elite. They are extraordinary. They are exceptional.
“Every girl deserves something equally as pretty and deadly as they are,”
“Oh, darling, as long as you still think I’m pretty, I don’t give a damn what I look like.”
“Remind me to make you smile like that again, when you aren’t dying, and I have all the time in the world to memorize it.”
“If you die, I’m going to kill you.”
“Calculating, cocky, and a completely arrogant bastard,”
“The truth then?” “The truth always,”
“Darling, I doubt that the sight of someone dying would affect me as much as you do alive and well.”
“I’m mostly shocked I didn’t notice with how closely I pay attention to you.”
I’d never thought about what my favorite color was before. It never seemed important. Not until I looked into a pair of ocean-blue eyes and realized that perhaps drowning was a beautiful thing. Not until I looked into a pair of fiery blue eyes and realized that perhaps burning was a painless thing. Not until I looked into a pair of sky-blue eyes and realized that perhaps falling was a peaceful thing. I’d never thought about what my favorite color was before because I hadn’t seen one that was worthy of the title. Until now, that is. “Blue,” I say, my voice low.
“Vicious little thing,”
“Oh, darling, my eyes were on the dance floor,” he says casually. “They were on you dancing with my brother.” Then he huffs out a laugh, craning his neck to shake his head at the canopy of leaves above us. “Why do you think I’ve been drinking?”
“Will you forever be the prize I am aimlessly trying to win?”
“The truth then?” “The truth always.”
Dimples. Those damn dimples.
She said I could touch her when I’m sober.
“Picky prince.” “Clever Pae.”
“I don’t know that I ever lived before laying eyes on the likes of you.”
“A forget-me-not, since you always seem to be forgetting who I am,”
“I don’t give a damn if you forget who I am in title, so long as you remember who I am to you.”
Dimples. Both of them on display. Both distracting. Both devastating.
“I want to call you mine.”

