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Our Wives Under the Sea

by Julia Armfield

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(page 74 of 228)
— Apr 15, 2026 04:48PM

Apr 15, 2026 02:46PM

“Please, she thought, you must get well again, if not for your own sake, then for mine. I can’t do without you. You can have my blood, if you need it. You can have my flesh and bones, too. You can have it all, as long as it keeps you here.”
― Johanna van Veen, Blood on Her Tongue

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“Tell me," she said. "Do you still think me cruel? Would you like to see the depths of it?"

"Please," Sylvia said breathlessly.

Please. Never had she heard a more beautiful sound.”
― Allison Saft, A Dark and Drowning Tide

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“a little stitch of a frown marring her forehead like a thumbprint pressed into cooling wax. Her voice, like her movements, was laudanum languid.”
― Johanna van Veen, Blood on Her Tongue

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“There was beauty in it still, the way imperfect things can be beautiful, but it was a beauty of a dark and fading kind.”
― Johanna van Veen, Blood on Her Tongue

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“Lorelei had well and truly lost her mind to even consider following. And yet, somewhere deep down, she knew she'd never had a chance at remaining sensible when it came to Sylvia con Wolff. She'd already lost her heart. What was one more thing?”
― Allison Saft, A Dark and Drowning Tide

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