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Queen of Rot and Pain (The Pale Court, #2) Queen of Rot and Pain by Liv Zander
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“Enosh was so easy to hate, but in moments like this, he was even easier to love.”
Liv Zander, Queen of Rot and Pain
“We are all monsters in someone’s story, little one,”
Liv Zander, Queen of Rot and Pain
“Such a terrible emotion, love; perhaps the only emotion capable of soothing a heart one moment, only the rip it in half the next.”
Liv Zander, Queen of Rot and Pain
“Because worse than a god in love… … was a goddess out for revenge.”
Liv Zander, Queen of Rot and Pain
“Just how much did my dead wife want that kiss, hmm?” Staring down at me, he thumbed my bottom lip. “A pity... I have no appetite for your lies.”
Liv Zander, Queen of Rot and Pain
“Little one, I will set the world ablaze and stand smiling at the center of its flames.”
Liv Zander, Queen of Rot and Pain
“I came into existence knowing my duty, my powers, and how to wield them. I know the world, its people, and all the languages they speak. Yet I do not know how to apologize in a single one.” A deep exhale. “However, I shall try.”
Liv Zander, Queen of Rot and Pain
“We are all monsters in someone’s story, little one,” he said, then finally gave his nod of approval, “except in our own.”
Liv Zander, Queen of Rot and Pain
“Suffering the pain of flesh is my duty; protecting you from it is my vow.”
Liv Zander, Queen of Rot and Pain
“Allow me to love you like only a god can.”
Liv Zander, Queen of Rot and Pain
“Enosh smelled like a thousand sins and salvations, like my lover and my husband.”
Liv Zander, Queen of Rot and Pain
“Guilt and sorrow, hope and sin. The madness of their whispers lies within.”
Liv Zander, Queen of Rot and Pain
“I would rather have you hate me for eternity than not have you at all.”
Liv Zander, Queen of Rot and Pain
“Nothing about you is easy, Ada, but you are worth all of my troubles ten times over,”
Liv Zander, Queen of Rot and Pain
“He was a boy. Innocent. Barely old enough to grow a damn beard, let alone lift a sword. Devil be damned, he’d probably spent all week watering the horses, filling cups of ale, and pouring the commander’s pisspots into the latrines. “P-please, Your Highness,” the boy stammered, letting my gloved fingers curl into the mink of my dress no matter how I didn’t want them to. “I… I have a younger sister at home who… She’s carrying my babe.” Well… maybe not innocent.”
Liv Zander, Queen of Rot and Pain
“I… I have a younger sister at home who… She’s carrying my babe.” Well… maybe not innocent.”
Liv Zander, Queen of Rot and Pain