I don't think we got the chance to introduce ourselves the other night at the diner. My name is Blake Saunders. He offered his free hand.Daemon glanced at Blake's hand before returning his gaze to me. I know who you are.Oh, geez. I twisted toward Blake. This is Daemon Black.His smile faltered. Yeah, I know who he is, too.Laughing under his breath, Daemon straightened. At his full height, he was a good head taller than Blake. It's always nice to meet another fan.Yeah, Blake had no idea what to say to that.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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In a casual meeting at a diner, Blake Saunders attempts to introduce himself to Daemon Black but quickly realizes that Daemon is already familiar with him. While offering his hand, Blake is met with Daemon's nonchalant attitude, which hints at Daemon's confidence and reputation.

Daemon's response adds a layer of humor to the situation, showcasing his self-assuredness as he playfully acknowledges their mutual recognition. This interaction highlights the contrasting dynamics between Blake's awkwardness and Daemon's ease, setting the stage for their characters and relationships in the story.

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