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Loving the Tormentor (Silver Falls University #3) Loving the Tormentor by Lola King
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“I'm a dreamer. You should try it sometime.”
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“Any advice?" he asks him. "Only one. Your child and your wife are always right. Youre wrong. Period.”
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“Nyx will say learning Im still alive is the greatest shock”
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“Doesnt he realize that I’d do just about anything to have Nyx Mayer be jealous for me?”
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“Im not a case”
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“Im not naïve," she snaps. "Im a dreamer. No one is all good or all bad. And I choose to hang on to every piece of good everyone has in their hearts. Its what I do. I hope”
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“Ignoring her”
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“You know I could find them”
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“You inspire me”
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“Thats when I understand that Nyx may not have anything special that makes her stand out. Not her height”
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“I think there's absolutely nothing I wouldn't do to make her completely mine.”
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“My violin!" I shout, shrugging her off and running back to the house.
My lungs feel heavy, like I've got a terrible flu, and I can't take a single breath. All I do is cough continuously as I attempt to sprint back to my place.
I'm grabbed at the waist from behind, lifted until my feet are kicking into the air.
"Don't you fucking dare go back in that house," Achilles hisses in my ear.
"My violin. You know how much it's worth. Let go! This is all your fault!"
"You're not thinking straight. It's an object."
"An object that means everything to me," I sob. "I need it… It's my life."
I hear him mumble some insults as he puts me down. "You'll be the end of me, woman."
And I watch, mouth agape, as Achilles Duval strides back into a burning house to save my dream.”
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