I hate you! {Artemis}Oh, please don't get my hopes up. You almost gave me a hard-on with that thought. At least tell me this time your hatred will last more than five minutes. {Acheron}
In "Dance with the Devil" by Sherrilyn Kenyon, a humorous exchange takes place between Artemis and Acheron. Artemis expresses her disdain with a sharp comment, "I hate you!" which, in a twist, prompts Acheron's sarcastic response. He feigns excitement at her words, teasingly suggesting that her hatred might briefly excite him.
This interaction highlights the complex, often playful dynamic between the characters. Acheron's flippant remark not only showcases his wit but also suggests a deeper relationship where hate and attraction intermingle, leaving readers curious about their evolving connection.
