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April 22 - April 27, 2024
“Wait.” Jacks jumped up from his seat and grabbed her arm. “What’s this?”
imperiously.
described the members of the Merrywood Three as scoundrels. They were Prince Castor Valor, Lyric Merrywood—son of Lord Merrywood—and a nameless archer who she suspected could have been the same Archer from The Ballad of the Archer and the Fox.
Chilll wtf also idk if im right but honestly i felt like Jacks was human in the past, possibly all the fates… i def felt like him and LaLa were
It was as if a sculptor had taken a dagger to who he had once been and carved out all the softness. “You’re staring at me.” Jacks’s mouth curved up as he spoke.
Jacks had the travel carriage of a villain. The exterior was smooth matte black, perfect for blending into dark alleys and shadows, yet it had just enough gold trim around the wheels and the windows to be unexpectedly tempting.
“Don’t fret, Little Fox, it’s just this place,” Jacks said, but his voice lacked its usual swagger.
The thought made something inside of her ache for him. Before she could think better of it, Evangeline leaned across the carriage and put her hand atop his.
“Then what if I merely give them the urge to cut out their own tongues?” he asked, flashing one of his dimples. Evangeline stifled a giggle, though she knew she shouldn’t be amused.
She had no doubt he was serious about the tongues. “Don’t you dare—” “You sure? They deserve it.”...
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didn’t want to spoil your engagement.” Evangeline gave Jacks a pointed look. He shrugged and tossed the little dragon as if it were an apple. “It’s not as if she’s really going to marry him.” “Jacks—” Evangeline hissed.
Im actually dead rn Evie apologizing for Jacks unruly behavior like LaLa hasnt known him forever lmaoo
She wore her smile again, but it was starting to look rumpled, like a piece of clothing that had been taken off and put back on too many times.
This is incredible figurative imagery & this is the poet shit im talking about bruh!!!! it hits different. These are my standards for a great book, its the perfect amount too *chefs kiss*
The words came from the room next door, low and hushed. Evangeline shouldn’t have been able to hear them, and she definitely shouldn’t have tiptoed closer to listen better—but it sounded like Jacks and LaLa, and they were obviously talking about her and Apollo.
“I’m sorry. Nothing has changed since you came here last week. There’s still nothing I can do.” “You can try.” “You know there’s no cure.”