Status Updates From The Gentleman's Gambit (A L...

“Marry me,” he said casually. “Marry me, and we could go anywhere, without problems.”

“You’re not misshapen. You are a beautiful creation.” She swallowed. “You flatter me.”“I haven’t yet begun to flatter you, habibti.”

Yeah

“The wedding is a formality, I look forward to what follows: calling you my wife. My viscountess. Seeing my ring on your finger, being officially entitled to give you everything, protect you with all that I have whenever you want it or need it . . . Sharing a home with you. Seeing you make use of the freedoms afforded to married women.”

I think Montgomery lost his first place spot

“It gets worse,” Lucie hissed. “He hums—he is humming the Bridal March. And then he pretends that he didn’t when I . . . What?”

“Woe is me,” she cried softly. “My terribly, terribly handsome, titled, and charming fiancé, whom I love, is greatly looking forward to marrying me.”

I love Lucie and Ballentine so much

“I’m wondering how misshapen I am. I wonder how bent out of shape I am from these attempts to exist around some fear, instead of just growing, straight and up, as I should have.”

Sort of disappointed by this last book in the series - I really loved the first three and this one isn't quite measuring up...