─ the infernal devices
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─ the infernal devices
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He was hatless, and the wind lifted his black hair and blew it back from his face. He did not seem to see Tessa, and for a moment she stood and looked at him. She knew it was not right to do; Jem was hers, she was his now, and other men might as well not exist. But she could not stop herself from comparing the two – Jem with his odd combination of delicacy and strength, and Will like a storm at sea, slate blue and black with brilliant flashes and a temper like heat lightning. She wondered if there would ever be a time when the sight of him didn’t move her, make her heart flutter, and if that feeling with subsided she grew used to the idea of being engaged to Jem. It was new enough still that it did not seem real..
Tessa Gray (Clockwork Prince, Cassandra Clare)
Thomas! We must away at once to the nearest brothel! I seek scandal and low companionship!
William Herondale (Clockwork Angel)
Black hair and blue eyes are my favorite combination.
Clockwork Angel - Cassandra Clare
Oh Will...
Will (to Nate): That was enterprising.
Tessa (to Nate): Don't look pleased with yourself. When Will says 'enterprising' he means 'morally deficient.'
Will: No, I mean enterprising. When I mean morally deficient, I say, 'Now, that's something I would have done'.
She had looked so worried, and the thought that she might have been worried about him had given him an unexpected pleasure.
Clockwork Angel, Cassandra Clare, page 438