Daemon glanced down at my hand. You sure you're okay with that? I forced a smile. This is all I have until I get out of this stupid building. He nodded. Just don't shoot yourself… or me. Or me, added Archer. I rolled my eyes. What faith you guys have in me. Daemon lowered his head toward mine. Oh, I have faith in you. There's other--- Don't even think about saying something dirty or trying to kiss me while you're still in Nancy's body. I put a hand on his chest, holding him back. Daemon chuckled. You're no fun.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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In this scene, Daemon expresses concern for the protagonist's well-being as they navigate a tense situation together. He questions her readiness to handle a challenging circumstance, and she reassures him, masking her anxiety with a smile. Daemon and Archer share a light-hearted moment, adding humor to the tension, even as they subtly acknowledge the risks involved in their current predicament.

As Daemon gets closer, he hints at his feelings, but the protagonist quickly sets a boundary, reminding him of their unique circumstances. The exchange between them illustrates their chemistry and the underlying tension, while also showcasing the protagonist's determination to maintain control in a chaotic environment. Daemon's playful demeanor contrasts sharply with her focus, highlighting both the seriousness of their situation and the bond they share.

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