I'd seen him angry, and I'd seen him arrogant, and once I'd seen him in pain. But this — this was beyond… — Stephenie Meyer
I'd seen him angry, and I'd seen him arrogant, and once I'd seen him in pain. But this — this was beyond agony. His eyes were half-crazed. [...] He stared down at the couch beside him with an expression like someone had lit him on fire.
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