Quotes from Misguided Angel

“Stop your doubting, my love. I knew you would find me. ~Jack”
― Melissa de la Cruz, quote from Misguided Angel

“Schuyler put a gentle hand on Abbadon's feathered extensions, feeling the majestic power underneath their silky weight. She had been frightened once, to see him in this light, but now that she saw his terrifying face, she found it beautiful.”
― Melissa de la Cruz, quote from Misguided Angel

“Instead of fearing the future, I should live and enjoy the present, she told herself.”
― Melissa de la Cruz, quote from Misguided Angel

“It is better to trust and face betrayal than to remain skeptical of everything and everybody. Your open heart is a gift.”
― Melissa de la Cruz, quote from Misguided Angel

“You said we would never be separated, ever again.
And we will not. Not ever. There is a way to be together always.”
― Melissa de la Cruz, quote from Misguided Angel

“I thought I was going to lose you, she sent.
Never. We shall never be separated.”
― Melissa de la Cruz, quote from Misguided Angel

“Outside, the crescent moon was high in the sky, shining in its sliver glory.”
― Melissa de la Cruz, quote from Misguided Angel

“She had chosen him; she had made him hers. She had done it out of love and duty. -Deming”
― Melissa de la Cruz, quote from Misguided Angel

“Yet even though they were together, she could not stop worrying about how much time they would have-”
― Melissa de la Cruz, quote from Misguided Angel

“On the eve of the shadow crescent...
Watch the Vampire burn.”
― Melissa de la Cruz, quote from Misguided Angel

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