1/2012 - She
looked at the boy. He was pale as milk, his blue eyes startling against
so much white skin and the darkness of his hair and eyelashes. He was
long-legged, slender as a willow branch, but strong: a very pretty boy,
even to her, who looked at human beings and saw mortality and rot.
1/2012 - But
the rest of Jace’s mind is watching the door slam behind her and seeing
the final ruin of all his dreams. It was one thing to push it to this
point. It is another to let go forever. Because he knows Clary, and if
she goes now, she will not ever come back.
1/2012 - To my son,
If you are reading this letter, then I am dead.
1/2012 - “In your eyes, I have always found grace.”
1/2012 - He stopped dead. “Tessa told you?” he said.
1/2012 - his parabatai rune was bleeding
1/2012 - Marry me today.
1/31/12- Will’s hand looked brown and sunburnt by contrast, their fingers dovetailed together like piano keys.
2/1/12- He kissed each finger, and with each one of them spoken a word. Five kisses, five words. His last.
2/5/12- “Did you …” He could barely bring himself to ask. “Did you like it?”
“Yeah.” Her voice was husky. “I liked it.”
2/13/12- “In all my previous encounters with Will, he has worn pants.”
2/19/12- “Do you think there’s a chance for him?”
“A chance for who?”
“Will. To be happy.”
“Is there a chance for you to be happy if he isn’t?”
3/2/12- It
was one of the things that had made her fall in love with him in the
first place: realizing that this scarred, sarcastic boy was gentle with
the things he loved.
3/3/12- …
laughing together at all the beautiful ruin around them. They were
standing suspended in the sea: it couldn’t hurt them, destruction was
their element. Clarissa was looking down as she laughed, trailing her
moonlight hands in the water. When she lifted up her hands they were
dark, dripping: he realized that the seas were all blood.
3/7/12- When you were an angel, what was your name?
3/30/12- Jem leaned closer against the chair, staring into the fire. “Better it were my hands,” he said.
3/30/12- Jem leaned closer against the chair, staring into the fire. “Better it were my hands,” he said.
Will
shook his head. Exhaustion was muting the edges of everything in the
room, blurring the flocked wallpaper into a single mass of dark color.
“No. Not your hands. You need your hands for the violin. What do I need
mine for?”
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