Elizabeth Hoyt Quote

They had taken away something very important from him when he’d been made helpless. It should’ve broken him, being forced into chains. Yet it hadn’t. Even in her grief she was amazed. She framed his face with her hands, tilting it up so she could look in his eyes. You survived. You endured and survived. His lips curved bitterly. I had no choice. She shook her head. There’s always a choice. You could’ve given up, let them take your soul and mind, but you didn’t. You persevered. I think you are the bravest man I have ever met. I think, then, that you’ve not met many men, he whispered. His voice was light, but his face still held the years of tragedy.