I wondered if I was a monster. Not the kind that [Edward] thought he was, but the real kind. The kind that… — Stephenie Meyer
I wondered if I was a monster. Not the kind that [Edward] thought he was, but the real kind. The kind that hurt people. The kind that had no limits when it came to what they wanted.
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