Sebastian Sallow
People often assume charm means harmlessness. That a smile and quick wit somehow soften a man. Perhaps once that may have been true. But life has a way of hardening people— of teaching them exactly what they will sacrifice for the things they love. And I have learned many things in thirty years. How to lie convincingly. How to duel efficiently. How to smile while pretending not to care. And most importantly— How very dangerous love can make a man.
About Sebastian Sallow
People often assume charm means harmlessness. That a smile and quick wit somehow soften a man. Perhaps once that may have been true. But life has a way of hardening people— of teaching them exactly what they will sacrifice for the things they love. And I have learned many things in thirty years. How to lie convincingly. How to duel efficiently. ...Read more