Can I tell you that in my eyes not even God would be good enough to command you?
Can you find beauty in darkness, Eve?” Danny asked.She nodded. “Yes.””Then look for it,” he said softly.
He kissed him like a man starved, thrusting his tongue past his parted lips and drowning himself in the taste and feel of Paul after three weeks without him.
Wyatt didn’t want it, but without his permission, his heart started beating again. It had always beat for Tabitha.
Are you going to cry when you hand your Evie Girl over to me? You never cry for me. I think I’d like to see it.
Tasting what could have been—what should have been—didn’t make it easier.
Danny couldn’t help it, he laughed as he shook his head. “You bit the apple.””I bit the apple,” Paul agreed. His eyes glimmered bright blue as tears welled up in them and he gave Danny a soft smile.
Life would have been easier if he’d never taught her to believe in heroes by handing her those cookies that day, but it wouldn’t have been nearly as magnificent either.
It was as if the blinders to his vision had been lifted and he wanted to make up for every moment the two of them had missed.
Come on, asshole,” Paul said as he stepped onto the porch. “Come make me cry— I dare ya.
Maybe I’ll leave you hard and aching for days, months, years. That’s how long I’ve been hard for you. Turn about’s fair play, dontcha think, Paul Guy?” (from Finding Eden Excerpt)
He’s not a monster, he’s a teddy bear,” Eve said defiantly. “He’s my teddy bear. I don’t want you to hurt him. I want you to fix him.””There’s nothing to fix,” Danny said. “Paul’s not broken.