165 Quotes by Eve Langlais

Forget the experimental drugs killing her, boredom would get her first. Breakfast eaten – lukewarm mush again, yay – teeth brushed – with the hem of her gown because the guards feared them making a shank out of toothbrushes, whatever that meant – she’d even finished her daily walk – a dozen turns around her tiny cell.

We both know what you’re going to do. You’ll demand I don’t go anywhere alone. I’ll laugh. Maybe mock you. You’ll threaten to spank me.” “I’ll do more than spank you,” Auric growled. “I’m going to chain your sweet ass to this bed.” “Sounds like fun.

If it takes a war to get my mate back, then bring it on. I am coming for her. And when I do, you and anyone else in my way will die.

I love you,” I murmured. “Love you more,” he retorted. I stiffened. “This is not a competition.” A grand declaration that I followed with, “But if it were, I’d win.” Because my dad taught me how to cheat.

I threw myself on my father, burrowing my face into his chest. “Whom do I need to kill?” he asked in a voice dripping with frost.

Would I taste like chicken? Then it occurred to her what meal these people planned, which brought on an even more evil realization. They’re going to shove their hand up my butt and fill me with stuffing. Squawk.

I have to ask because I don’t understand why a grown man would want to own something that wouldn’t even double as a proper snack.” “Eat my dog and I will skin you and make you into boots.” Judging by the hard flint in his brother’s eyes, he meant it.

I am not asking you for a belly rub.” She whipped the towel off and flung it to the floor. “But I do have a magic button that likes getting stroked.” She arched a brow at him, and she could have laughed when he fled the room with a shouted, “You play dirty.

Your father is going to be livid.” “Very.” “You know his policy of not fraternizing with what he considers outsiders.” “I know his policy very well, even if he’s not one to follow it.” “You know his views on keeping the bloodline pure.” Acat’s teeth shone in the darkness. “I do.” “But you don’t give a damn.” “The gods have spoken.” Chaob.