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Another wave of guilt washes over me, this time for putting my life in danger, knowing what it would do to my family.
“We’re going to survive this and make it back to Corium. I won’t let you die out here, Aspen. I promise, okay?”
You know how most men in our world look at women.
Down boy. We don’t have time for fucking. First, we have to survive another night.
No, we could never love each other. Could we?
I did it, I saved her,
I forget who we are, our past, and our future. All that matters is her and me.
Her wearing my shirt doesn’t help with the alpha ‘you’re mine’ vibes I already have going on, but I must admit she looks good in it.
I walk out of the room quickly because if I don’t, I’ll do exactly as she wanted and crawl under the sheets with her.
It’s not me I’m worried about. It’s the person that is slowly becoming my biggest weakness.
Something crushed her spirit, and because I had nothing to do with it, I don’t like it.
I crave something I can never have with someone who is completely off-limits.
He could save me, protect me, but he won’t. I’m not safe, and maybe I never was, to begin with.
I’m so mesmerized by their beauty that for a moment, I forget everything else around us.
We aren’t boyfriend and girlfriend. We’re enemies.
I can’t remember the last time I was happy—no, not happy, but truly happy.
“I’m a monster, but even monsters have their own limits.”
“What do we share?” “Pain. Anger. Loneliness. We’re more alike than you think.”
You were made for me,”
I can’t believe it took me until now to realize I’m falling in love with my enemy.
He could never love me, and I could never love him.

