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Don’t borrow tomorrow’s trouble.
“Tairn’s awake,” I manage to say, clutching my stomach like I’m the one who craves a flock of sheep. Or goats. Or whatever he decides for the morning. “Good gods, please go eat something.” “The same could be suggested to you,” he snarls. “Such a morning person, aren’t you?”
Never wanted someone the way I do him. It’s exhilarating and terrifying at the same time because I know that in this moment, he has the power to break me. And I’d let him.
“He wasn’t amenable to me giving it a test flight.” “You can ride me when the flesh rots off my bones, wingleader.”