Queen of Myth and Monsters (Adrian X Isolde, #2)

by Scarlett St. Clair

because I was tired of his apologies in the aftermath of my pain.

“You are the love of my life.”

Baby you are the love of my life, woaahhhhh

Today, during court, I saw her looking to you for safety because that is what she does—only, you did not save her. You pushed her into the fire again.”

“Perhaps you should reflect on why you are always apologizing to me,” I said. “And change.”

“Magic will always be dangerous so long as women practice,” she said. “No one wants us to be powerful. They taught us that once, and they will teach us again.”

“Strange that men claim we are weak when they are so afraid.”