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What’s French for badass?
not that you’ll forget your lies but that, someday, you’ll start to believe them.
“Just . . . don’t die on me, okay? Fake or otherwise.”
And, like it or not, she believed him.
She was ninety-nine percent certain she was a feminist and also a heavy sleeper,
“Did you just break an assassin’s nose with a telephone?” Her eyes were wide. “I think so?” He absolutely beamed. “Good girl.”
“Go to sleep, sweetheart. Go to sleep. I’ve got you.”
Yesterday I literally heard you use the term oopsie daisy.
Because at some point Sawyer had stopped being Mr. Spy Guy and started feeling like Her Guy,
“You were going to leave me . . . on our honeymoon!” “We aren’t actually married!”
Sawyer found the gun, but he didn’t see his sanity anywhere.
“Because I don’t want you to get hurt.”
“That was my third favorite gun,”
“You promised you wouldn’t die on me, remember?” He gave her his hot guy smirk. “Why? Would you miss me?”
And you’re a badass.” “Right. Because I’m Alex.” “No.” He was looking at her strangely, cocking his head like isn’t it obvious? “Because you’re you.”
“I eat pain for breakfast,” Zoe said. “You what?” Sawyer choked.
He traced her cold cheek, staring at her like he was memorizing the curves of her face. It was the same way he’d looked at her in the light of the fire—like he couldn’t believe she was real. Like he couldn’t believe she was there. Like he couldn’t believe she was his. Because she had been his—she had. And, worse, she’d been happy.
She is everything.
“I’m not your sweetheart,” she said. “We’ve been over this. You’re my everything.”

