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Fiona nodded with a small smile. She was a tough businesswoman, and her soul was a darker shade of grey, but there was good in her, too. She was far enough away from black that her soul didn’t suffocate Rory when they touched. “You stay safe, girl, and come see me at the market sometime.”
“Intercepted by whom?” “A maid,” Sam replied. Why did he sound uncomfortable? “I shifted into a cat, hoping to move around undetected, and she caught me and tried to take me home.” Lauren laughed loudly. Rory slapped her hand over her mouth to keep from doing the same.
“You see different futures of different futures?” Kit asked. Lenora nodded. “Every future can go different ways, and when I have my abilities, I see them all.”
Anybody who knows how their gonna die isnt living life to the fullest or is about to get shot at - rick and morty
“If I die, I’ll kill you.” He’d never smiled so big in his entire life.
“No, it doesn’t. Why do you look happy? Did you fuck someone when you were supposed to be working?”
“If logic were the basis for magic and creation, then yes.” Sam reached into his pocket and pulled out a chocolate bar. “But nothing about magic is logical.”
“Pieces of visions are coming back with clarity but no context. I am painfully aware I hold the key to saving my daughter with no way to access it at will.”
Sam snorted. “You would punch your friend?” “Yes.” Her reply was automatic, and his laugh shook the walls. “But only for something important,” she amended.
No words came to her, only rapid breaths. It was the sexiest, sweetest, and stupidest thing she’d ever heard in her life.
“She was obsessed with the idea of an undying love that tied souls together and thought everyone deserved loyal devotion, but Aemas wouldn’t let her create fated mates for everyone. Their compromise was Aeternums.”
