Ander - Chapter 7, Subchapter 41
Just the fact that bethany was now able to get to work was proof enough of its necessity. in her own way, layla was using a fake smile to save lives.
Ander - Part 6: Subchapter 100
bethany. rufio. a hundred others. they all came to save me. they came to save me because they loved me.
Ander - Part 6: Subchapter 132
Just the fact that bethany was now able to get to work was proof enough of its necessity. in her own way, layla was using a fake smile to save lives.
Ander - Chapter 6, Subchapter 16
And bethany-kai and her second daughter, layla. wait a minute... seeing layla's face, smiling like a lunatic, triggered the memory of her saying something about a 'welcome' of sorts.
Ander - Part 6: Subchapter 16
And bethany-kai and her second daughter, layla. wait a minute... seeing layla's face, smiling like a lunatic, triggered the memory of her saying something about a 'welcome' of sorts.
Chronicles of Trisha Talon - Book 1 - Chapter 2
bethany made the sounds of barely contained anger and called the captain a nip addled buffoon.
Ander - Chapter 8, Subchapter 3
"bethany's been talking to the elders, and they're going to agree to let her come over here." all their eyes went wide. "i thought they banned her from leaving the valley?" denko said.
Ander - Epilogue: Subchapter 3
"bethany's been talking to the elders, and they're going to agree to let her come over here." all their eyes went wide. "i thought they banned her from leaving the valley?" denko said.
Ander - Chapter 3, Subchapter 33
Salem would peek in from time to time, and bethany would shout at him not to blow that smoke all over her patient.
Ander - Part 3: Subchapter 33
Rufio would peek in from time to time, and bethany would shout at him not to blow that smoke all over her patient.
Ander - Chapter 8, Subchapter 2
He still went to see bethany once a week, and she was very pleased with his recovery.
Ander - Chapter 7, Subchapter 18
Past bethany. past nilia and sarah and michael. past mateo, looking forlornly at the crossbow hanging from his bedpost. past taberah, holding sorrin as if she would never let go.