The Devilish Little Fangirl

I'm lonely and need friends so if anyone ever wants to talk my instagram is @alesscarter

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I'm bored, so come chat and tell me weird facts.

Chronically ill, depressed, and lonely, I'm the whole package. Wanna be friends? Whatever you want to talk about, I'm down. Books? History?

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I press a calloused palm to the stubborn beat of my heart, proof that broken things can still serve a purpose." - "Reckless" by Lauren Roberts

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In the end, my curse is simple. I will remember those I love longer than I had the chance to know them. - "I Fell in Love with Hope" by Lancali

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Hearts are essential, though, aren't they? Everything has a heart. Even books, broken things, and I. - " I Fell in Love with Hope" by Lancali

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Love is our staple. Love made us Pretenders. We had to pretend. The air was just thin. That's why his lungs failed to draw breath. He was just sad that day. That's why his heart couldn't beat on its own. We were just tired that's why his muscles gave out, and he collapsed in my arms - "I Fell in Love with Hope" by Lancali

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Don't blame yourself for fissures in a world that was broken long before you were born - "These Twisted Bonds" by Lexi Ryan

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"In another world, in another time, you would have been by my side for as long as fate allowed. But you were my future, and to ensure you had one I had to walk away." - "A Betrayal of Storms" by Ben Alderson

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They may have made that rose powerless by clipping its thorns, but I will gladly show them a rose is still fucking deadly when it is shoved down their throat - "Haunting Adeline"

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Fate favors the strong. God rewards the good. And the stars never abandon those who dream of more. - "The inadequate Heir" by Danielle L. Jensen

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You must take a hard look at yourself if you think a child is worth less only because they don't bend the knee to the same crown. Back and forth and back and forth, and all it yields is corpses, their children growing up with hate in their hearts to take up weapons and continue the cycle anew. - "The Inadequate Heir" by Danielle L. Jensen

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Everyone will want your sacrifice. Be mindful who gets it.

“King of Battle and Blood” by Scarlett St. Clair

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King of Battle and Blood

Isolde: How unfortunate, that no women advise you.

Adrian: You advise me, my Queen.

Isolde: One woman and nine men - how revolutionary of you.

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Sorin living his best vampire life

Isolde: what is that?

Sorin: Beef, you want some?

Isolde: Why are you eating Beef? Can you eat beef?

Sorin: The mortals seem to love it, and I can eat whatever I want.

Isac: He'll throw it up later

Miha: It's disgusting but he keeps doing it

Sorin: Let me live my life.

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Isolde: What are you drinking?

Sorin: Mead

Isolde: Is that something you will throw up later?

Sorin: *shrug* We'll find out.

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there was power in the ruins of the life I was about to leave behind.

 “King of Battle and Blood” by Scarlett St. Clair 

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the need to ask why. Why mortals bloomed like flowers and crumbled to nothing. Why their absence left a gnawing ache, a hallow void that could never be filled. And how everything they once were, that spark within them, could be extinguished so completely yet the world did not collapse under the weight of so much pain and grief.

“Ariadne” by Jennifer Saint

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when the stars collapse in on us all and the world is consumed by fire, when everything is reduced to white dust, Hades will still sit and rule his swollen kingdom.

“Ariadne” by Jennifer Saint

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I know that human life shines more brightly because it is but a shimmering candle against an eternity of darkness, and it can be extinguished with the faintest breeze.

“Ariadne” by Jennifer Saint