Gaze Quote by Kresley Cole
““Cadeon, can you hear me?" He didn't open his eyes. "Nothing wrong with my ears." "Of course not." She laid the cloth on his forehead. "So . . you and Tera seemed close." "Been through a lot." "Was she your girlfriend?" He gave a laugh that sounded like a grunt. "Not at all." "And you really didn't sleep with Imatra?" "Bloody hell, noooo, I didn't . . . She's a slag." "Then why did you kiss her?" Holly asked. "Directions. . . and to see." "To see what?" "That it wouldn't be all that bad without you." This was interesting. "Did you make a determination?" He gave a bitter laugh. "It'll be all that bad." Oh, Cadeon. "You've known I was your female for a year?" He nodded. "Why I would be chosen for you?" "Fate decides . . . who I can be most satisfied with." Nibbling her lip, she asked, "Have you slept with anyone else since you knew it was me?" "Gave a halfhearted try for a witch . . . she wanted a werewolf instead." There was no getting around it--Holly was jealous of the witch. But then Cadeon said, "And I wanted you.””
About This Quote
Source Novel: Darkfever by Kresley Cole, 2011
A complex love triangle reveals hidden motives and jealousy, highlighting how desire and fate intertwine in relationships.
In simple terms: Love, jealousy, and fate clash in a tangled romance.
Recognize hidden motives in relationships.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- dating
- friendship
- conflict resolution
- self‑reflection
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What drives jealousy in love triangles?
- How does fate influence personal choices?
Emotions can cloud judgment and lead to misinterpretations.