Agnes’s Reviews > Devil's Daughter > Status Update

“I’m begging you, Phoebe . . . ask me. Because I love
you and your children more than my heart can bear. Ask me as a mercy, because I can’t live without you.” https://kobo.com/en-SG/ebook/devil-s-...

I dislike Henry, Phoebe’s late husband. How could he ask her to make a deathbed promise to marry his first cousin. West said it best : “You’re not a possession,” he said raggedly. “You can’t be passed from one man to another like a painting or an antique vase.”

“I think I’m in love with her. Either that, or I have a stomach disease with a side effect of uncontrollable sweating. But there’s no doubt about one thing: I have no business marrying and reproducing.”

“Every sweet kiss she’d given had been like a promise, one hesitant
leap of faith after another.” https://kobo.com/en-SG/ebook/devil-s-...

Lol, even the children’s old Nanny is trying to match make Phoebe with West.

““The average man would rather be shot in the arse than have a woman call his lovemaking ‘nice.’”” https://kobo.com/en-SG/ebook/devil-s-...

“I can’t help but question how my spirited daughter could fix her choice, once again, on a tepid Larson male. Is your blood really so thin that it calls for such milk-warm companionship?” Wow, Sebastian doesn’t mice his words.