I stood up and grimaced. Oh, maybe I broke my ass. I hope you didn't break it. I'm a fan of your ass.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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In the book "Onyx" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, a character experiences pain after a fall, humorously speculating about having broken their backside. This moment highlights both the physical discomfort and the light-hearted banter typically found in the interactions between characters.

Another character responds with a playful compliment, expressing their fondness for the injured character’s figure. This exchange showcases the witty dialogue and playful dynamics that Armentrout employs, emphasizing the blend of seriousness and humor in the narrative.

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