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“Goddess, we beseech you that this man shall never again darken Vivi’s door nor her vagina.”
“Goddess,” Vivi said, taking another sip, “we beseech you that he never again use his dimples for evil against unsuspecting maidens.”
“Goddess, we beseech you to make sure his hair never does that thing again. You know the thing we mean.”
“You broke my heart, Rhys Penhallow,” she said. “And we curse you. You and your whole stupid, hot line.”
“Every twenty-five years, a Penhallow must return to strengthen the ley lines, and this year, that Penhallow shall be you.”
If Stevie Nicks taught middle school art was the way Gwyn always described her mother’s look,
“You almost ran your ex-boyfriend over with a car, and then left him lying in the literal dirt on the side of the road. It is such a big deal, you absolute queen.”
It seemed a little too much of a coincidence that the second he arrived back in Graves Glen after nine years away,
“You . . . literally said, ‘I curse you, Rhys Penhallow,’ and now you’re surprised that I, Rhys Penhallow, am cursed?
“Which is a crime and a sin,” Rhys said, licking a stray bit of icing off his thumb, a gesture that made Vivi’s own face suddenly feel a little pink.
What Rhys knew was that kissing her had felt like waking up. Like he’d been drifting sleepily through everything for the past nine years until he tasted her mouth again and remembered what actually being alive felt like. Better than any magic, Vivienne’s kiss.
keep talking shit about my cat, and I will personally kick you down this mountain.”