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“Brimstone stops the rot. Great! So why do you two look like you’re about to start punching holes in the walls?”
You have a right to walk the road that stretches out before you. I will not rob you of your path by insisting I carry you.”
Whenever you need me to catch you, I am here, ready and willing.
“It was Malcolm I wouldn’t swear fealty to,” Foley said softly. “I’ll swear it to her.” Well, damn.
But sometimes, if you wanted to… you’re allowed to soften, Saeris. You’re allowed to stop baring your teeth at the world and take a breath. Because I’ve got you.”
If there’s a look, it’s because I’m horribly distracted by you, and I’m trying to talk about very serious things.”
The laughter that bubbled out of my mate was scathing and short-lived. “I know,” he said slowly, “that anyone willing to forfeit the lives of their people and tally their loss as collateral damage is no leader. Certainly not the kind of leader that I will ever be—”
She had become a part of this world—a part of me—and I wouldn’t have had it any other way.
Nothing was allowed to be beautiful in the world without him.
“Imagine loving Kingfisher. Imagine not being able to stop yourself. And then imagine that he couldn’t give a fuck about you, and he took pleasure in hurting you every opportunity that he got. And then imagine selling your soul to the devil so that you could follow him into hell.” I couldn’t tell if he was laughing or crying now. “Willingly! Hah!”
“How can I consign myself to another endless dark when I’ve been given back the light?”
“There is one,” I interrupted. Orious’s mouth flapped, his anger over the fact that I’d spoken over his precious king evident. Belikon just sighed. “One what?” “One other who isn’t affected by iron.” “Pray enlighten me. Who—” “Me.” I called the sword, and the sword came.
It’s drowning on dry land. It’s the hollow ache of something that you know, from that moment on, will always be missing.
“Such blind faith?” “In her? Yes,” Fisher answered.

