結

The drüskelle grabbed her arm, and she cried out as it was nearly wrenched from its socket. She hung there, suspended over nothing, the grip of his fingers the only thing between her and the dark mouth of the ice. For a moment, looking into his eyes, she was certain he was going to let go. “Please,” she said, tears sliding over her cheeks. He dragged her up over the edge, and slowly they crawled onto more solid ground. They lay on their backs, panting. “I was afraid… I was afraid you were going to let me go,” she managed. There was a long pause and then he said, “I thought about it. Just for a second.” Nina huffled out a little laugh. “It’s okay,” she said at last. “I would have thought about it, too.”

MAKE ME CHOOSE -> @tylorswift and @liabilitys asked:

THE HARRY POTTER SERIES or The Chronicles of Narnia

Our enemies are threatened by your mere existence. But Ravka can only stand up to them if we present a united front. And there is talk of uprising in the West, led by our… esteemed First Army General. Our own people, turning their backs on us. I have been fighting this war… alone for so long. I have buried so many good soldiers. Friends. The coffers are running dry, the noose tightens, and our own people are turning against Grisha, just as their kin once did.