I was having a perfectly fine night before this quote popped into my head.
“Then I will love her from my grave.”
Nikolai, Rule of Wolves, Ch.48
Now I’m crying.

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I was having a perfectly fine night before this quote popped into my head.
“Then I will love her from my grave.”
Nikolai, Rule of Wolves, Ch.48
Now I’m crying.
"We are giving them hope. That's better than nothing."
"Spoken like a man who's never had nothing,"
Actual Friendly Reminder
Very very soon, we will be getting Ben Barnes saying “fine make me your villain”
Im PANICKING FUCK
Kuwei turned to Jesper. “You should visit me in Ravka. We could learn to use our powers together.” “How about I push you in the canal and we see if you know how to swim?” Wylan said with a very passable imitation of Kaz’s glare.
Six of Crows Kaz Brekker Quote Edit
The problem with wanting," he whispered, his mouth trailing along my jaw until it hovered over my lips, "is that it makes us weak.
Leigh Bardugo “Shadow and Bone”
art credit : monica borg
RULE OF WOLVES SPOILERS.
“Speaking of secrets,” said Kaz, taking hold of the cable. “I’ve had word from the Kerch colonies. A certain monarch and his wife are no longer in exile.”
“By whose order?” Nikolai said, tension snapping through him.
“Jarl Brum and the Fjerdan government. This is the problem with letting your enemies live.”
“They’re my parents.”
“Your point?”
Rule of Wolves, Ch. 31
SIX OF CROWS SPOILERS
“[Nina] wanted to scream her terror, bring Zoya running, beg for someone to save her, but she wouldn’t risk the others’ lives. The drüskelle rowed her to a ship anchored off the coast and threw her into a cage belowdecks full of other captive Grisha. That was when the real horror had begun."
Nina Zenik, Six of Crows Ch. 14
Every time I think about this it breaks my heart a little bit more. Nina knowing exactly what fate she's headed towards, but still refusing to do anything that might endanger her the others.