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“The moment I laid my eyes on her, I knew that she was more than the sun and the stars. She was everything, and I was never going to let her go.”
― Avina St. Graves, Death's Obsession

“Death comes in the darkness and light, but for him, I will come in a storm.”
― Avina St. Graves, Death's Obsession

“You cannot run from me, because I will catch you. You cannot hide from me, because I will find you. I have smelt your scent, let it linger on my skin, you are imprinted in my memory. You are mine, Lilith. There is nothing you can do to escape me.”
― Avina St. Graves, Death's Obsession

“He may be death, but he’s doing a lot to keep me alive.”
― Avina St. Graves, Death's Obsession

“She offered me her soul, and I gave it back. Not because I did not want it. Oh, I wanted it like a flower wants the sun, like a river wants the sea. When I come to collect her soul, it will not be to take her to the afterlife. No, her soul will be mine to keep.”
― Avina St. Graves, Death's Obsession

“You will bloom, my sad flower. You already have the earth; I will bring you the sun.”
― Avina St. Graves, Death's Obsession

“She is a storm on winter’s day, and I will be content with never seeing the sun again.”
― Avina St. Graves, Death's Obsession

“Death comes in shadows in the light; it does not need to wait for the dark. For him, I will come as a hurricane.”
― Avina St. Graves, Death's Obsession

“I told myself I would leave her alone to heal, but I am a weak man.”
― Avina St. Graves, Death's Obsession

“Do you often dream of me between your legs?”
― Avina St. Graves, Death's Obsession

“Let me drown in your ocean and feel your rage. Let me feel your waves crash against my skin, pulling me deeper into your depths so you will never be alone again.”
― Avina St. Graves, Death's Obsession

“Her soul sings to me like a summer’s breeze: fresh and decadent. I have not been able to get enough of her since the beyond called for her. The afterlife wanted her in its grasp, but I wanted her in mine.”
― Avina St. Graves, Death's Obsession

“You make me feel alive.”
― Avina St. Graves, Death's Obsession

“Oh Lilith, my sweet, sweet flower.” I can’t see it, but I know that he’s smiling down at me. “Lilith, Adam’s first wife, was banished from the garden of evil for disobeying the orders of men. Ask who Lilith is, and you will receive a different answer: A she-demon, a spirit that brings death, a creature of the night, the deadly sin of lust, a night monster. But if you ask me of my Lilith? I will tell you that she is everything. Every gust of wind, every fallen leaf, each drop of rain.”
― Avina St. Graves, Death's Obsession