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" Rain falls steadily outside and dampens my leg. I shiver at the cold night air and the breeze on my bare arms. I’m about to drop down into the space between the bushes and the wall when a hand closes around my wrist.

It’s Gavin, and he looks furious. ‘You intend to go out there?’ he asks. ‘And you can’t even see them, can you?’

I try to pull myself from his grip, but he only tightens his hold. ‘I never said I could.’

‘You implied it.’

‘I’m un-implying it now.’ I grin. ‘I have other means.’

Gavin studies me intently. ‘Did you choose this?’

Leaning in close, I press my cheek against his, a touch that goes against every social rule I’ve ever been taught. It’s the excitement of the hunt that courses through me, a savage hum. I’m beyond propriety, beyond etiquette.

‘I revel in it. "

Elizabeth May , The Falconer (The Falconer, #1)


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Elizabeth May quote : Rain falls steadily outside and dampens my leg. I shiver at the cold night air and the breeze on my bare arms. I’m about to drop down into the space between the bushes and the wall when a hand closes around my wrist.<br /><br />It’s Gavin, and he looks furious. ‘You intend to go out there?’ he asks. ‘And you can’t even see them, can you?’<br /><br />I try to pull myself from his grip, but he only tightens his hold. ‘I never said I could.’<br /><br />‘You implied it.’<br /><br />‘I’m un-implying it now.’ I grin. ‘I have other means.’<br /><br />Gavin studies me intently. ‘Did you choose this?’<br /><br />Leaning in close, I press my cheek against his, a touch that goes against every social rule I’ve ever been taught. It’s the excitement of the hunt that courses through me, a savage hum. I’m beyond propriety, beyond etiquette.<br /><br />‘I revel in it.