Elizabeth Hoyt Quote
He came for me. But the Vicar never got very far with what he intended. I was not raped. A sudden, rather awful thought assailed her. You do believe me, don’t you? A wide grin spread across his handsome face. Darlin’, I don’t believe in God, but I believe in ye. Michael, that’s blasphemy, she chided, even as she couldn’t keep the corners of her own mouth from turning up. No, he said, very serious now, that’s love. I hear ye, I believe ye, and I love ye, me darlin’. She looked at him mutely, too afraid to ask. But he nodded as he drew her into his arms. I love ye, Silence O’Connor, with all me black heart. I don’t think your heart is all that black. She smiled though tears sparkled in her eyes again. I love you, too.
He came for me. But the Vicar never got very far with what he intended. I was not raped. A sudden, rather awful thought assailed her. You do believe me, don’t you? A wide grin spread across his handsome face. Darlin’, I don’t believe in God, but I believe in ye. Michael, that’s blasphemy, she chided, even as she couldn’t keep the corners of her own mouth from turning up. No, he said, very serious now, that’s love. I hear ye, I believe ye, and I love ye, me darlin’. She looked at him mutely, too afraid to ask. But he nodded as he drew her into his arms. I love ye, Silence O’Connor, with all me black heart. I don’t think your heart is all that black. She smiled though tears sparkled in her eyes again. I love you, too.