28 Quotes About The-dream-thieves

Gansey sighed, small and quiet and ragged, like he hadn't meant to let it escape. She shifted her gaze from the window to the side of his head, watching him watch instead. He pressed his thumb against his lower lip-this was Gansey, that gesture- and then he swallowed. It was, she thought, just as she felt when she looked at the stars, when she walked in Cabeswater.

But she didn't want that. She wanted something more.

Her heart tethered itself.

Two more tears had queued up, but when she blinked, they remained in her eyes. Shining little lakes.

The two of them were on perpendicular paths, not parallel ones, and eventually, they'd have to go different ways.

He asked it so quietly that the words came out gravelly, like a violin played too softly.

Gansey held Ronan's arm a second longer to make sure he hadn't mistaken his meaning, and then dropped it and turned to Adam. "Were you just going to stand there?""Yeah," replied Adam."Decent of you," Gansey said.There was no heat in Adam's reply. "I can't kill his demons.

Blue pointed to a chair beneath the fake Tiffany lamp. "Sit.""I'd rather stand."She made a neat rack of teeth at the Gray Man. "Sit."The Gray Man sat. He glanced over his shoulder, back down the hall, then back to her. He had those bright, active eyes that Dobermans and blue jays had."No one's going to murder you here." She handed him a glass of water. "That's not poisoned.""Thanks." He set it doen but didn't drink it. "My only intentions right now are to ask her to dinner.

Look, she doesn't like pork," [Blue] said. "Take her someplace they use lots of butter. And don't ever say the word chuckle around her. She hates it.