Mageheart

Jo shook their head. "I'm not," she insisted. "You're worth more than all of those lords and your dad combined." They didn't want to think of the implications of that ...

Nathaniel took a step back. He was still holding my body, but I could see he was starting to lose a grip on it. The tips of his fingers were ...

It was stupid of Jo to suddenly shift back to herself, especially when she already holding him in a good position, but Hench wasn't all that good for hugging. So ...

Nathaniel gave me—the actual me, not my body—a look that bordered on reprimanding and panicked. I glared back. It wasn't like it was my fault that he picked up on ...

Nathaniel nodded. We were standing by Hev when it happened—I went to take a step forward while Nathaniel still had his gaze on Estella Fay. We stumbled, a little, at ...

If Jo wasn't in the middle of carrying Heliodor Everett, they would have given him a hug. Instead, they settled for giving him a quick, reassuring squeeze instead—completely ignorant of ...

We entered the doctor's office. I wasn't used to formal offices like this one before. Usually, when we got hurt, Asmira played medic. Before then, the only doctor I had ...

When Heliodor Everett said that the only thing he was good for was being left behind, Jo's heart broke. When he said that he was going to die here, it ...

Before Nathaniel could come to any decision on that, I shrugged. I didn't really care either way. It wasn't like I'd be slipping back off into my body right away, ...

Jo could have pointed out that she wasn't bleeding as badly as Heliodor Everett was, and that the person who had knocked out the torturer hadn't been bleeding that badly, ...

Dresden felt a twinge of irritation, then, but he swatted it away. She had a point. When no one objected to moving, the group left the library and went back ...

Jo had almost been about to support him, then, but froze up when he spoke. They had seen how he had tried sacrificing himself earlier. They should have expected this ...

My lips flickered into a smirk at that. Nathaniel fought it, of course, but I found the same kind of amusement that Saturn did in what Estella Fay had said. ...

This wasn't like the London I had grown up in. I had no way of knowing for certain, but it wasn't like Nathaniel's, either. Both of us had come from ...

Jo nodded. There was, of course, the problem of the torturer being outside of the dungeon. Jo froze when she realized that it wasn't going to be that easy to ...