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“She would hate it, wouldn’t she?” I still had not gotten used to how her name rolled on my tongue. Snowlin.
“Has he hurt her?” “She is stronger than you think.” “It was not what I asked,” I tried to say calmly despite the rippling anger surging through my veins.
This part confuses me because if hes known her this long whyd he have those prejudices at the beginning of the first book? Was he so deeply ingrained in trying to decieve the reader that that was inserted or did his beliefs change as he got older? This seems like a plot hole
She scoffed. “Upside down and inside out it is.”
Tight enough to feel her slow-paced pulse over my own and then the tip of a blade pushing through the leather plate over my stomach. Laughter poured out of me. Gods, it was her. Truly. “Hello to you, too, princeling.”
“Anyone who has raised a single weapon in my wife’s direction will have their head sent to their families on a stick!” Kilian shouted, and every shadow vibrated with him. Wife.
“I will make it my purpose to remind you of the definition of pretend, wife.”
Metal attracts lightning, and our skies thunder endlessly day and night. The only person who wears metal is Snow.” “The thunderbird,” Mal chuckled, and Nia winced.
“At least she is feeling something for me, brother. I’d rather have that than nothing at all.” I was not going to lose her again. And what I had planned would probably enrage her, but I never claimed to be a good man.
Not lightning. Her.
I shook my head. “I would have chased after you. Every afterlife, heaven or hell, I would have searched them all.”
“How you expected me to react.” She snorted and then blasted in gales of laughter, that mask of pain vanishing. “Oh, darling, you have no idea who you are dealing with.” Perhaps I didn’t.
Ive always wanted a true villain but killian evn being the liar he is -- is making me so sad shes being like this to him and im trying to convince myself he deserves it
“Your lies have a taste, my love. Not a colour.”
“Stay still, you brat,” he gritted out,
“Fuck,” he hissed, standing and backing away from me like I was on fire. “I don’t know what was worse, seeing you bare or seeing you in my clothes.”
“Kilian!” Pen shouted all excitedly, nearly bursting my ear drum. And then her eyes went wide, slowly drifting to me and my glare. “I meant…you’re here, you very horrible…bad, bad…king.”
“Noted. And Penelope,” he called, still looking at me. “Could you bring something else for her to wear? It’s…cold in Adriata.”
Fixed? The word made me bristle even though I knew Triad had not meant it as such. “There is nothing wrong with her. Nothing. Not one bit. She just needs to learn that there are other things a human can be besides what Silas has taught her to be.”
“The only father who has raised me has been my brother, not that piece of sh—”
“Castemont,” I said to him, not taking my eyes off my gorgeously angry wife. “Her last name is Castemont.”
“I think colours dulled for him when he learned what they meant.
“Castemont. That is our surname.”

