Maya Motayne

  • LUNAhas quoted2 years ago
    His voice was wooden, hollow. But he supposed that was better than sounding broken.
  • LUNAhas quoted2 years ago
    No matter how many talks of legacy and responsibility he’d endured here, there would always be something soothing about the library.
  • LUNAhas quoted2 years ago
    Better never to move at all than to move at the will of someone else.
  • LUNAhas quoted2 years ago
    If Finn had a peso for every time she woke up with a sack over her head, she wouldn’t need to do the things that led to her waking up with a sack over her head.
  • LUNAhas quoted2 years ago
    If Finn had a peso for every time she woke up with a sack over her head, she wouldn’t need to do the things that led to her waking up with a sack over her head.
  • LUNAhas quoted2 years ago
    The woman gave a laugh. “It’s refreshing to meet someone who doesn’t know me.” She leaned forward, her voice tapering down into a whisper, as if they were exchanging secrets. “Someone who doesn’t know how afraid they should be when they wake up in this cellar.”

    Finn glowered at her, a mask to hide the pounding of her heart. “I only know people who are worth knowing. Sorry you didn’t make the maldito cut.”
  • LUNAhas quoted2 years ago
    I’m going to ask you to bring me something I’ve wanted for some time now. . . .”

    Finn spat blood at the ground between Kol’s feet. “A social life?”
  • LUNAhas quoted2 years ago
    Everything had its season, but seasons always repeated.
  • LUNAhas quoted2 years ago
    I need to fix this, so that the world keeps spinning and I have more chances to say, ‘Not today.’
  • LUNAhas quoted2 years ago
    He was a mess, but at least he was a consistent mess.
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