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After so many years, Addie thought she’d come to terms
with time.
She thought she’d made her peace with it—or that they’d
found a way to coexist—not friends by any means, but at
least no longer enemies.
Yıllar boyunca dünyada tek başına dolaşmaya ve sevdiği, tanıştığı herkesin onu unutup ölmesini izlemeye mahkum bir kız ve ona bu laneti bahş eden bir şeytan.
< And when she does look up, her gaze always goes to the edge of town.
"A dreamer,"
scorns her mother.
"A dreamer,"
mourns her father.
"A dreamer," warns
“Time moves so fucking fast.
Blink, and you’re halfway through school, paralyzed by the idea that whatever you choose to do, it means choosing not to do a hundred other things.”
“There was no danger in it, no reproach, not when she was young. All girls are prone to dreaming. She will grow out of it, her parents say - but instead, Adeline feels herself growing in, holding tighter to the stubborn hope of something more.”
But it is a lonely thing, to be forgotten. To remember when no one else does.
"I remember." whispers the darkness, almost kindly, as if he's not the one who cursed her.
And then he pulls her to him. A lover's embrace. He is smoke and skin, air and bone, and when his mouth presses against hers, the first thing she tastes is the turning of the seasons, the moment when dusk gives way to night.