Accomplice to the Villain (Assistant to the Villain, #3)

by Hannah Nicole Maehrer

It meant someone was thinking of you at the most ordinary times of the day and sought somehow to improve yours.

Think of me when you’re with the trees.

“Do prophecies have to rhyme? Or do the gods just have a sick sense of humor?” “It doesn’t even follow a consistent rhyme scheme. What is this sentence structure…

Nothing good came from venturing away from the confines of one’s couch.

Me

The unfair smallness of her stature would likely be nothing against this man’s obvious strength; he was bigger than her and therefore a threat.

And right there was the injustice of the world laid out in the plainest terms.

The problem with change was in its novelty.

“Oh, of course. Mediocre men receiving positions of power they haven’t earned because of their birthrights. How against the grain.”

You’d be surprised how easy it is for some to ignore the problems of the world if they aren’t impacted by them.”

“That I did feel the same, but we lost each other anyway.” Ironic? Or gut-wrenching? Both were applicable.

“Love, I’m saying that the world is full of color and your mother tried to take that from all of you.”

All the color in his world existed just before him.

It just seems to me that someone who feels their feelings out in the open is braver than someone who hides them.”

Chapter 69

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