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“Well, let me tell you my version of the story.”

“But of course, isn’t it always the case that the higher you fly, the farther you fall?”
Sometimes I think I should just read children’s stories, where the plot is everyday inconveniences and there’s always a happily ever after. The suspense of what could go wrong has me grinding my teeth.

“Every time you try to help, something goes wrong. You are walking nightmares, a menace!”
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“You’ve never met witches before, Gothel. They are wicked, horrid creatures, envious of other’s powers, greedy for more magic. … I’m sorry to say it, but these witches are not to be trusted. They’re not your friends.”

“Nanny studied her daughter. She could no longer detect any love in Maleficent’s heart. It was as if a part of Maleficent was missing. The part Nanny loved so much was somehow gone, ripped from Maleficent’s being. And Nanny couldn’t bring herself to ask her how she lost it.”
Ughhh. I feel this like I’m Maleficent herself, missing a part I once loved within me.

“Miss High and Mighty Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo was coming to cast judgment…” *witches cackle*

“Seven is a very special age for fairies. Especially for fairies who aren’t like the others. Fairies like you and me, who are more like witches than fairies. Fairies who aren’t content with fairy magic and fairy life and understand there are other wonderful forms of magic in this world. Seven is just the start of your adventure.”

When I started the Villains series, I thought each book would stand alone, focusing on a single character. Instead, it’s an interconnected world where every story builds on the last. I love how past characters return and new threads weave into a larger, unfolding universe.

I couldn’t take it! I had to know what was in part II, I can’t stop! Just a few more pages *I lie to myself, fully knowing I need to finish this book NOW*

*screaming* I just made it to Part II and idk how I am supposed to put this book down and go about my day. This story has pulled me in!

While reading The Housemaid, I relate to the desperation that leads someone to tolerate toxicity as a means to an end. A placeholder job. I can see my younger, more naive self slipping into that role. Though, I’m not sure Nina would hire me. I’d have too many questions, need clear rules, and probably keep a notebook in my apron to track her contradictions. My hyper-vigilance might’ve cost me the job entirely.

The third book in this series is drawing me in just the way I was longing for! I’m loving how the Disney universe is expanding and the crossover of different stories. The witchy energy and magical vibes have me LalalaLOVE-ing it!