Rule of the Aurora King (Artefacts of Ouranos, #2)

by Nisha J. Tuli

With my gaze deliberately pinned on him, I step out from his towering shadow and before he can stop me, I reach for the same crystal dish and hurl it against the wall.

LMAO

“I need to use the bathroom.” He folds his muscular arms over his chest and leans on the doorframe. One ankle crosses over the other as his gaze sweeps over me. “What do you say?” “Let me use the toilet or I’ll pee all over your fucking floor, asshole.”

LMAO

“Do you have a better plan, Inmate?” “Stop calling me that,” I hiss, leaning forward. Mael unfolds himself from his position at the fireplace. “If you two could stop flirting, maybe we can get on with it?

Literally

I let out a low whistle just to be a pain in the ass. “So this is how the prince sleeps while the inmates lie on the cold, hard ground. Do you know they fed us so little, sometimes there were days I could barely get up?”

LMAO she wont let him forget

She smells like every fantasy I’ve ever had. Like the roots growing in the earth and the hearts of blooming roses. Like lightning and smoke and pure untamed flames.

And that dream. Fuck. That dream had nearly undone me the other night. It had taken every ounce of my willpower not to throw off my bedcovers and march into her room to continue exactly what my thoughts had started.

I KNEW THEY BOTH HAD THE DREAM

“Is there something wrong with the way I’m dressed?” I ask again. “No,” he replies, the word clipped. “You look fine.” “Oh,” I say, trying not to let that answer bother me. I thought I looked rather nice, but I suppose he doesn’t care. To him, I’m just a tool.

“Vivianna,” Nadir says with a tipped smile. “Things have kept me away. You look delicious.” I bristle in irritation at those words. He told me I looked fine, and this female gets “delicious?”

Id be pisssssed

Overhead, the lights are flowing across the sky in rippling ribbons of color. “It’s so beautiful,” I say. “It is,” Nadir agrees, but when I look at him, he’s staring intently at me.

0_0

“No. Stop. This is over.” I gesture between us. “This was a terrible idea to begin with. We’ve failed at our task, and I don’t want to see you ever again. I’ll do this on my own.” “Fine,” Nadir snarls, his entire demeanor shifting. “Go back to Vale. Spread your legs for him.”

HE DID NOT JUST SAY THAT

Zerra, I can’t believe I said those things to her. I’d deserve it if she never speaks to me again. I’ll give her some space to calm down and then go smooth things over. Whatever it takes, I’ll do anything to make it up to her.

bro you just unredeemed yourself

“Nadir, about last night—“ “It’s fine,” I say, cutting her off. “You don’t need to apologize.”

why would SHE apologize???

“There has to be something we can do,” Amya says, pacing with her hands on her hips. “There must be some way to unlock your magic.”

I really dont trust her...