It's Will who ought to be sorry." Jem's eyes darkened. "We shall throw him out onto the streets," he proclaimed. "I promise you he'll be gone by morning." Tessa started and sat upright. "Oh - no, you can't mean that -" He grinned. "Of course I don't. But you felt better for a moment there, didn't you?" "It was like a beautiful dream," Tessa said gravely.
Cassandra ClareYou may have the worst timing since Napoleon decided the dead of winter was the right moment to invade Russia.
Cassandra ClareI will still be in some part the Jem you knew, and I will see you with the eyes of my heart.
Cassandra Clare