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“What matters is that I choose her,” Casteel spoke, and my stupid, stupid heart skipped a beat, even though I did not choose him. “And that is all that matters.”
Biases were taught and learned.
“But he’s the one thing in all the kingdoms that you, and only you, never have to fear.”
“If you’re looking for a fight…” came a voice that sent a shiver down my spine and then over my skin. My head jerked in the direction of the sound. “You’ll fight me, Princess.”
He was both the villain and the hero, the monster and the monster-slayer.
“You’re beautiful when you’re quiet and somber, but when you laugh? You rival the sunrise over the Skotos Mountains.”
“I will find you a diamond so big it will enter the room before you do.”
The moment the doors swung open, the musty scent that hit me sparked joy in my heart. Books. Rows and rows of books.
“Thank you.” “For what?” The touch of his fingertips was light, but a shiver still rolled through me. “For choosing me.”
lost myself to the freedom of being able to read any book I wanted.
Thrusting the dagger up, I used every ounce of strength I had to drive it deep under his chin. “I’m this kind of bitch,” I growled. The muscles under the mask pieced together by human flesh went lax as I jerked the knife free.
“What can I say? I have a thing for women with violent tendencies.”
it was so silent you could hear a cricket sneeze.
Feelings were not stagnant. Neither were opinions or beliefs, and if we stopped believing people were capable of change, then the world might as well be left to burn.
“Let’s make a deal that we don’t borrow tomorrow’s problems today.”
I hated moments like this, when sleep evaded me and all that existed was things better not dwelled upon.
bad memories always seem to have a way of being remembered over the good.”
