Laurell K. Hamilton Quotes
I Walked Towards Her. Jean-Claude Grabbed My Arm. "Do Not Harm Her, Anita. She Is Under Our Protection."
"I Swear To You That I Will Not Lay A Finger On Her Tonight. I Just Want To Tell Her Something."
He Released My Arm, Slowly, Like He Wasn't Sure It Was A Good Idea. I Stepped Next To Monica, Until Our Bodies Almost Touched. I Whispered Into Her Face, "If Anything Happens To Catherine, I Will See You Dead."
She Smirked At Me, Confident In Her Protectors. "They Will Bring Me Back As One Of Them."
I Felt My Head Shake, A Little To The Right, A Little To The Left, A Slow Precise Movement. "I Will Cut Out Your Heart." I Was Still Smiling, I Couldn'tseem To Stop. "Then I Will Burn It And Scatter The Ashes In The River. Do You Understand Me?"
She Swallowed Audibly. Her Health-club Tan Looked A Little Green. She Nodded, Staring At Me Like I Was The Bogey Man.
I Think She Believed I'd Do It. Peachy Keen. I Hate To Waste A Really Good Threat
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