Could a dead, frozen heart beat again? It felt like mine was about to.
Stephenie Meyer in Midnight SunThe wast majority of my thoughts revolved around her as though she was the center of my mind's gravity.
Stephenie Meyer in Midnight SunShe could stay forever and it would not be long enough.
Stephenie Meyer in Midnight SunPerhaps romance always seemed a slightly foolish thing to everyone until one actually fell into it.
Stephenie Meyer in Midnight SunI was a predator. She was my prey.
Stephenie Meyer in Midnight SunShe had changed me more than I'd known it was possible for me to change and still remain myself.
Stephenie Meyer in Midnight SunMy life was an unending, unchanging midnight. It must, by necessity, always be midnight for me. So how was it possible that the sun was rising now, in the middle of my midnight?
Stephenie Meyer in Midnight SunI knew her well enough to see that the sight of so many books in one room was something of a dream to her.
Stephenie Meyer in Midnight SunThough I hated her, I was absolutely aware that my hatred was unjust. I knew that what I really hated was myself. And I would hate us both so much more when she was dead.
Stephenie Meyer in Midnight SunHer heart fluttered; my dead heart felt warmer.
Stephenie Meyer in Midnight SunThe sky above me was clear, brilliant with stars, glowing blue in some places, yellow in others. The stars created majestic, swirling shapes against the black backdrop of the empty universe.
Stephenie Meyer in Midnight Sun