➳ shooting arrows in the sky ➳

“Didn’t I teach you to share? I just want a tiny bit!”

“You want half of my soul.”

“It’s not my problem that you have problems with dealing with facts.”

“You still haven’t answered my question.”

“Would that change anything?”

“You’re not going to use your claws in public,” he purred, smirking.

“Don’t be so sure about it, Murphy. Besides, I don’t need my claws to hurt you.”

“And I don’t think I want to if it’s going to be even more intense than this.”

“Anyone ever told you that you’re boring?”

“I’d rather not say– just in case any of them are listening.”

“Are you scared of them?”

“Of course she will, she’s like a hawk. And I’m really not into hair pulling.”

“You sound an awful lot like everybody else in my life ever.”

“Anything wrong with that?”

“Humph. At least drink some nectar to make me feel better.”

“I’m fine, Rosie. Next thing I know will be you tucking me to bed...”

“Oh? Did you now? Were you spying on me, Mara?”

“Sure I was. There is nothing I would much rather do.”

“Oh quit whining, Benson.”

“It’s not like I was asking for a blowjob, geez.”

“I’m going to give you 5 seconds to rethink what just left your mouth.”

“You’re even more pushy than my sister.”

“Which one? Either way, that’s a well-known fact.”

“And have your sister come after me? No thanks.”

“Don’t be so overdramatic.”

“You haven’t seen overdramatic yet.”

“Whoa. Whoa. I just wanted some chocolate, damn Mara. It’s not like I’m asking you to kill someone.” 

“It’s chocolate, Adrian. It’s like you wanted to murder me.”