“So what really happened to you? (Astrid)
Nothing. (Zarek)
Well, I hope I never come across Nothing then if it’s capable of putting a hole in my back. (Astrid)”

— Sherrilyn Kenyon, book Dance with the Devil

Source: Dance with the Devil

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