Ténèbres tome 1 (Pocket Jeunesse) (French Edition)

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Was this meant to be a sort of object lesson to her in the indignities and dangers of Downworld? When he opened his eyes he saw her standing in front of him, still in her velvet dress and gloves. Your brother, he knew he should say.

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It must have been a shock to see him. There is nothing worse than seeing someone you love in danger. But it had been years, and he had learned to swallow the words he wanted to say, transform them. Somehow they were talking about vampires, about the virus and how it was transmitted.

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She gave him the pail with a grimace — good, she should be disgusted by him — and he used it again to quench the fire, to still the burning in his veins and throat and chest. Oh, the glamour of Shadowhunting! The warrior life he had dreamed of as a child!

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Ténèbres tome 1 (Pocket Jeunesse) (French Edition) - Kindle edition by ELENA P. MELODIA, Faustina Fiore. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device . There is a newer edition of this item: La cité des ténèbres, Tome 2: L'épée mortelle Paperback; Publisher: Pocket Jeunesse; Language: French; ISBN .

Someone else, someone not Tessa, might have perhaps apologized for asking but she only stood still, watching him like a curious bird. He did not think he had ever seen someone with eyes the color of hers before: You could not lie to someone with eyes that reminded you of your childhood. But, yes, the water helps. When he looked up again, she seemed to be haloed by light like an angel, though he knew it was the vampire blood blurring his vision.

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Suddenly she was moving toward him, gathering her skirts out of the way to sit by him on the floor. He wondered why she was doing that, and realized to his own horror that he had asked her to. He imagined the vampire disease in his body, breaking down his blood, weakening his will. He knew, intellectually, that he had drunk enough holy water to kill the disease before it could burrow into his bones, and that he could not put his lack of control down to the sickness.

And yet — she was so close to him, close enough that he could feel the heat radiating from her body.

Sometimes you smile when you think no one is paying attention. Her words went through him like the clean slice of a seraph blade, lighting his nerves on fire. From the moment you hit me with that bottle. Not to mention the way that you always correct me. With that funny look on your face when you do it. And the way you shouted at Gabriel Lightwood.

And even the way you talked back to de Quincey. He could feel the cold water trickling down his back, over his chest, against his heated skin. Tessa sat only inches from him, smelling of powder and perfume and perspiration. Her damp curls curled against her cheeks, and her eyes were wide on him, her pale pink lips slightly parted. She reached up to push back a lock of her hair, and, feeling like he was drowning, he reached out for her hand.

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He turned her small right hand over. He had the strongest desire to reach for her entirely, to pull her against him and fold her in his arms, to encompass her slim, strong body with his. He bent his head, glad she could not see his face as the blood rushed up into it. With a flick of his fingers, he opened the pearl buttons that kept her glove closed, baring her wrist. He could hear himself breathing. Heat spread through his body — not the unnatural heat of vampire sickness, but the more ordinary flush of desire.

The skin of her wrist was translucently pale, the blue veins visible beneath. He could see the flutter of her pulse, feel the warmth of her breath against his cheek. He stroked the softness of her wrist with the tips of his fingers and half-closed his eyes, imagining his hands on her body, the smooth skin of her upper arms, the silkiness of the legs hidden beneath her voluminous skirts. There were women who might have, but Tessa was not one of them.

The thought was quite horrifying. Jem had given up on understanding him long ago, Will thought. Jem was a study in how you could love someone entirely without understanding them at all. But most people were not Jem. Her gaze was fierce. Nothing stopped her arguing, he thought, or caring: Unconsciously, she moved to draw her hand back, to gesture passionately, and he caught at it, slipping the glove off her hand. She gasped as if he had put his hands on her body, blood rising to stain her cheeks. Her bare, small hand, which curled like a dove inside his, went still. He lifted it to his mouth, his cheek, kissing her skin: He heard her cry out in a low voice, and lifted his head to see her sitting perfectly still, her hand held out, her eyes closed and her lips half-open.