American Witch

I don’t understand how we got to this place. I didn’t even like you when I first met you.

Molly, Molly, he thought. What a spectacular inconvenience you’ve turned out to be.

She was the most dangerous woman he had ever met, and she didn’t yet know a fraction of what she was truly capable of.

And why the hell you have this god awful instant coffee boggles my mind. You spent thousands of dollars on the contents of that monitor room and you couldn't even buy a Kreurig? —Molly to Josiah, in midst of argument

She was a time suck, a disaster. And now she was probably going to become a money pit. Women like Molly Sullivan were high-end, luxury mammals. They cost a goddamn fortune to maintain. —Josiah fuming internally after a fight w/ Molly

She was almost forty years old and childless, with a patchwork history of working part-time at various socially acceptable jobs and volunteering at socially acceptable charities. She had spent all her adult life trying to fit into the right-sized box.

Nobody else can teach you what I can teach you. Nobody else will encourage you to be whoever you want the way I would. To shed your inhibitions and explore everything you’re capable of being.

No matter what anybody else does, or what happens in the world around you, that Power is yours, completely and forever.

I want to savor you like a five-course dinner in a world-class restaurant and take all night.

We should be opening a bottle of champagne. It’s not every day one runs into an awakening witch.