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They had a plan for almost everything. But plans and realities were different things. Plans were crisp, clean—the stuff of paper and drill—and realities, August had learned, were always, always, always messy.

“There’s one kind of lie even you can tell. Do you know what it is?” She met his gaze in the steel doors. “The kind you tell yourself.”

Because she knew a secret: there were two kinds of monsters, the kind that hunted the streets and the kind that lived in your head. She could fight the first, but the second was more dangerous. It was always, always, always a step ahead. It didn’t have teeth or claws, didn’t feed on flesh or blood or hearts. It simply reminded you of what happened when you let people in.

Friends wanted you to be honest. Friends wanted you to share. Friends wanted you to listen and care and worry and do a dozen other things Kate had no time for. All she'd wanted was a lead.

Compassion must be louder than pride

She didn't see a girl who was sad or lonely or lost. She was a girl who wasn't afraid of the dark. She saw a girl who hunted monsters. A she was damn good at it.

A legacy shouldn't be a limitation.

"What's wrong?" Nothing. Something. Everything. She wasn't sure.