Overbite Quotes
"Meena Harper knew things, things no one else knew... things no one could know."
"One of those things was that the man sitting in the car beside her was going to die."
"There were also many things Meena Harper did not know."
"Especially when he looked so terrible. He smelled terrible."
"Meena had never really had much luck in the boyfriend department."
"Because there were many things Meena Harper knew that her ex-boyfriend didn’t."
"Not only how people were going to die, or that demons and demon hunters weren’t just the stuff of fiction."
"But that there was, in every creature on earth, demon or not, a capacity for good and evil."
"And that all it took to send any one of them over the edge was the tiniest of pushes."
"It’s just too bad her precognition didn’t tell her when one of those pushes might be necessary."
"Because reality is never anywhere near as bad as what we imagine might happen."
"True evil did indeed exist, and it was out there, waiting."
"The truth, however, was that he needed it. Especially now that he’d seen the scarf."
""I think I know by now how you take your coffee," he said stiffly."
"Birds sang prettily in the treetops, oblivious to the impending doom."
"Are you going to tell me what’s going on," Alaric asked, "or am I supposed to guess?"
"You’re not exactly hard to read, Alaric," she said.
"All right," she said, reaching up to remove the sunglasses.
"Impossible," he said to her. "We haven’t had a vampire sighting in the city—in North America—in six months."
"I appreciate the coffee, but can we just go inside?" Meena said, suddenly looking less mulish, and more tired.
"Did you do something wrong?" he asked, his gaze burning down into hers.
"I guess that depends from whose point of view you’re looking at it."
"It’s all right," he said, in what he hoped was a soothing voice. "Whatever it is. It’s going to be fine."
"I don’t think so, Alaric," she whispered. "I really don’t. Not this time."
"I think we should go inside and find Abraham," Meena said in a small voice, stepping away from him.
"This isn’t TV, and you aren’t suspected of anything, Ms. Harper, because at this time, no crime has been committed."
"If you know what’s happened to my son, Meena Harper," she hissed, "you have to tell."
"With that book in his possession, Lucien Antonescu will become invincible."
"Isn’t that what prince of darkness means? How much more powerful—or evil—can he possibly get?"
"Believe me, Meena, I know how painful it can be sometimes to do the right thing, as opposed to the easy thing."
"I have faith in him. Even if no one else does."
"The greater good is more important than our own selfish needs."
"You’re right. I do believe it’s more important than anyone else seems to believe. But you’re wrong about Lucien. He’s not evil."
"And if you truly wish to help him, you’ll tell me where he is."
"I’m just in administration. But I’m told he was perfectly amenable to the—"
"I wouldn’t like to violate my obligation to maintain patient-doctor confidentiality—"
"The sun has come up now, and it’s safe for you to go."