The Devil Is a Marquess (Rescued from Ruin, #4)

by Elisa Braden

“A lord engages in neither trade nor labor. To do so is vulgar. And while vulgarity may be profitable, even enjoyable to some, pray resist the urge to reveal your plebeian tendencies to the rest of us.”

Hahahahahhahahahah

“I favor visits of brief duration and guests of abundant wit. If I cannot have the latter, the former is doubly important.”

Fair

“Fairness is an illusion, love. Her reaction is rooted in sentiment, not reason.”

Ladies would always go on about your eyes until I wanted to shout that they were simply ocular organs, for pity’s sake.”

FOR PITYS SAKEEEE

“One need not speak of the devil for him to appear, my dear. One need only wait, for he cannot resist the temptation to reveal himself and spoil a perfectly lovely evening.”

“Bah! A loathsome woman. I had hoped she would succumb to some unfortunate disease. Given her predilections, such a fate was a distinct possibility. However, it is often the loathsome ones who prove the most resilient.”

Well damn