What Did You Do? (Infatuated Fae, #2)

by Jeneane O'Riley

I heard once that if you are angry about something, it was really because you were sad about it. Maybe it was true, maybe it wasn’t. All I knew was that I was always angry, but if I let myself think about the reason why, I would cry until my tears drowned every bird in the sky.

Sometimes you become the monster for the ones you love.

She thought I was awful when I hated her. She’s about to learn just how horrible I am in love with her.

That was the difference between a so-called villain and hero. It wasn’t about who had the greater powers or tricks. It was about who felt the strongest and to what capacity. Even some of the best thieves and murderers have a surprisingly strong moral compass.

“I’m nothing,” I breathed. “You know what’s so great about being nothing?” asked the man. “You can become whatever you want.”