“Okay. But I'm just going to be out there - having a tea party with her cats or whatever it is she has in mind. You need me? You yell. You want to leave? We go. I'll get you out of here, no matter what.”

— Richelle Mead , book The Golden Lily

Source: The Golden Lily

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