Bonds of Hercules (Villains of Lore, #2)
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trying to find a single smidgen of mental health (still searching)—I’d
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“It’s so cold, I want to die,” she hissed in an inspirational display of mental toughness.
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a rare type of shape-shifting creature that ate men. She inspired me.
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“I’ll get that later,” I mumbled (I wouldn’t).
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I’d never been particularly adept at physical fitness. I was good at calculating obscure mathematical problems and writing scintillating (inappropriate) fan fiction. I was a true Renaissance woman.
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Karen was truly feral.
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Oh great, men making all the important decisions. I was worried.
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These were dark times. If he wanted lung cancer, then that was his prerogative.
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“Yesss,” Nyx hissed encouragingly. “Ruin him. Men don’t deserve to feel good about themselves. Make him cry.”
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From what I could tell, they were all emotionally stunted. I’d met organ snatchers who were more well-adjusted than them
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These days, all I had was spite. I’m a strong independent woman.
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Apparently, I had no innate sense of self-preservation. Yay?
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He was a superiority complex in the flesh.
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Either I was turning over a new leaf, or I was completely delusional. Only time would tell (it was definitely the latter).
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I prefer men who don’t speak. Men should be seen—slaughtering and protecting—not heard. I’ve always said this.”
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I’d always wanted to be involved in family drama, and this seemed extremely promising.
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This entire experience (my life) was becoming increasingly more unfortunate.
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Womanhood was complicated. Men could never understand the lifestyle.