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books read in 2018 → son of the dawn by cassandra clare & sarah rees brennan

His parabatai had tried to feel nothing, for a time. Except what he felt for Jem. It had almost destroyed him. And every day, Jem pretended to feel something, to be kind, to fix what was broken, to remember names and voices almost forgotten, and hoped that would become truth.

(Source: akivas)

Posted on Apr 13, 2018 · 3:29 — via: cassandraclare / source: akivas

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