"Do you really think that a person that killed Annet that easily and is fighting while making mother take on the defensive will get stopped by some mere soldier?"
And when he tried to run away she and his mother would always sit on top of him and forcing their feet into his mouth. Damn! I'm not a masochist! Go do that with your future husband!
One fine evening in winter, when the weather seemed inclined to thaw, Charlotte and Albert were returning home together. The former looked from time to time about her, as if she missed Werther's company. Albert began to speak of him, and censured him for his prejudices. He alluded to his unfortunate attachment, and wished it were possible to discontinue his acquaintance. "I desire it on our own account," he added; "and I request you will compel him to alter his deportment toward you, and to visit you less frequently. The world is censorious, and I know that here and there we are spoken of." Charlotte made no reply, and Albert seemed to feel her silence. At least, from that time he never again spoke of Werther; and, when she introduced the subject, he allowed the conversation to die away, or else he directed the discourse into another channel.
"That is sad and all but... I can't really solve social problems like these. And what's more, with those guys dead now, why do you still want to follow me?"
I absolutely love vampire and werewolf book, although I have to admit it has been a while since I read one. the author has a way with words that makes you super immersed into the book. I'll continue reading because... well. I'm in lovegreat work
Hey there! Loved it. Awaiting the Trails of Honor! This is a grounded, character-driven story that throws you into a world where survival isn’t guaranteed, and neither is victory. No overpowered protagonists, no convenient plot armor,just grit, strategy, and the weight of every decision.The writing is smooth, the pacing keeps you hooked, and the world feels lived-in. The characters? They’re not saints, but they’re not mustache-twirling villains either. They make mistakes, they struggle, and that’s what makes them compelling.If there’s one area for improvement, it would be pacing in certain sections,sometimes, a bit more introspection on world detail could enhance the immersion. Some conflicts resolve quickly, and letting them breathe a little more could add extra impact.Overall, Beneath No Banner is a solid, engaging read, well-written, and refreshingly grounded. If you like stories where brains matter as much as brawn, this one’s worth your time
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