Little Passage!
I ran across these passages while reading a little bit ago. I read and reread them. Something about them called to me. So I felt I should share them. That way they were wrote again so that I can't forget them.
"Would that I could--madness would be such sweet relief. But sanity will not release its grip on me." Said by Abraham Van Helsing in "Children of the Vampire" by Jeanna Kalogridis.
"My heart has been so badly broken and mended again--stronger than ever now because of its dreadful wounds--that I thought it could never break again. But at the sight of his face, at the knowledge that he was taking his leave forever, beyond death, it shattered." Said by Mary Tsepesh Van Helsing in "Children of the Vampire" by Jeanna Kalogridis.
"Would that I could--madness would be such sweet relief. But sanity will not release its grip on me." Said by Abraham Van Helsing in "Children of the Vampire" by Jeanna Kalogridis.
"My heart has been so badly broken and mended again--stronger than ever now because of its dreadful wounds--that I thought it could never break again. But at the sight of his face, at the knowledge that he was taking his leave forever, beyond death, it shattered." Said by Mary Tsepesh Van Helsing in "Children of the Vampire" by Jeanna Kalogridis.