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Ayn took a deep breath, suddenly feeling very much alone. In most things, she enjoyed being a party of one, but this was different. What she really felt was a complete lack of allies. Like everyone in the world was an enemy. And maybe they were. She hated the fact that this smug boy could make her feel that way. "You're much more dangerous than he gives you credit for," she told him.
— Nov 06, 2024 03:07PM
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Morrison was left to wrestle with himself. He hated doing that, because he was a formidable opponent. Should he accept Cirrus's invitation, or should he stay on Earth?
To say he was an indecisive man was an understatement. He might have seemed confident to others, but the truth was he'd never made a decision that he hadn't come to regret on some level--which is why he often let decisions be made for him.
— Nov 07, 2024 01:50PM
To say he was an indecisive man was an understatement. He might have seemed confident to others, but the truth was he'd never made a decision that he hadn't come to regret on some level--which is why he often let decisions be made for him.
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Once Mendoza was gone, Greyson just about collapsed into a chair. It was the first time he had ever stood up to Mendoza like that. But the Toll could not allow himself to be intimidated. It should have felt good to put the curate in his place, but it didn't. Perhaps that was why the Thunderhead had chosen him over all others; while others were corrupted by power, Greyson didn't even like the taste of it.
— Nov 06, 2024 09:57AM
