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“This is divinity. This is the only God I need to know. This is the only God you need to embrace. Let me fall to my knees at your temple.”
“Is this love, Master?” “Perhaps.” Vlad shook his head and looked back out the window. “It’s terrible. It’s frightening and putrid. It hurts me in my heart when I think about her rejecting me. I despise it so very much. I think I can’t live without it.” Vlad shut his eyes. “Yes. You are in love.” Mordecai grunted. “Damn it.”
I see in you a heart wider than the sea. One I would happily drown in, if you would but let me swim the waves.”
“Why? I never understood that particular social defect. You poor mortal women are supposed to keep your bodies locked in a cage, but your heart is free to the first person who asks for it. And if you don’t grant it to them, it is you who are supposed to feel grief? How are you the villain here?” He sighed. “Your race is evil to make you feel such a way.”
“I…forgive me, I do not usually swear in English, but I feel I must in this moment. Holy shit.”
