The Trouble With Trying to Save an Assassin (Murder Sprees and Mute Decrees #2)

by Jennifer Cody

“Home.” I will never not love the sound of that word out of his mouth. The no-longer-homeless mute boy loves knowing he has a place he belongs.

This is why he’s my fated mate: he gets me. He understands me even when I can’t give him my words, and that is a gift I will never take for granted.

Fox: Bad company corrupts good morals.

I crack an eye open because: positive reinforcement.

😎i seriously love his parenting style

survived, of course I did, and I’m an absolute delight because deep in my bones I know that life is short and death is always a hair’s breadth away.

Sure, we’re all jagged edges and hard lives, but his jagged edges fit perfectly with mine, and around us we’re putting together the puzzle of our family—jagged puzzle pieces that fit with us too.

We’re evolution’s version of that one mistake we all make that haunts us for the rest of our lives.