A Dance with the Fae Prince (Married to Magic, #2)

by Elise Kova

Suffering is universal.

I don’t really have hours in the day to allocate to having an emotional breakdown. Too busy surviving.

You cannot pick the parts of me you enjoy and abandon the rest.”

“Stop sticking up for people when you shouldn’t. If someone treats you badly, call them out on it.”

I watch as the woman willingly marches back into the den of her tormentor without the slightest trace of fear. No… That’s not quite true. I saw her eyes. She is afraid. But she’s not letting that fear win—she’s not giving him power over her anymore by allowing him to frighten or intimidate her.

I will not let the fears they have entrenched in the dark corners of my mind rule me.