421 Quotes by Susan Ee

If only they knew that the sword that dominated their weapons is called Pooky Bear.

Males – they’ve all trained against each other. They expect attacks to certain zones on their bodies and from someone who’s used to relying on upper-body strength. And they always, always underestimate women.

He brushes my hair out of my face, strokes my cheek. He looks at every part of my face as if memorizing it. A half smile forms on his lips.

Sensual? I almost giggle. What kind of word is that to pop into my head? I’m not sure I’ve ever thought of anything as being sensual before.

That’s who you are – my brave, loyal, lovable Daughter of Man.

Of course, you’re just like the rest.” His lips sneer. “There isn’t a creature alive who looks out for anyone but himself. Even a little worm like you. So you learned a lesson from your sister, did you? The only thing that matters in the end is your own survival. It’s what humans and cockroaches are best at.

I look up. Raffe and the others are frozen in the middle of their fight. Everyone is staring at us. A human girl. Killing a warrior angel. In a sword fight. Impossible.

I am dominant here. You live or die at my mercy and I say when you fight and when you don’t. It all sounds good in my head. Only it doesn’t play out that way.

That calls for a witty comeback. “Whatever,” I say.