“She exhaled curtly. ‘I’m a serryn. That’s all you see. I’m just something to be tortured, slain or sold off as a commodity. That’s hardly the most appealing of traits.’ ‘Tell your eyes that. Because you really shouldn’t look at me the way you do. No serryn has looked at me like that.”
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“I’m not punishing you.’ ‘No?’ ‘No. You’d know if I was. Trust me.”
“Vampires might bite, honey, but lycans tear.”
“Honey, five-years-olds say what they think. Knowing what to say and when is called being an adult.”