I love you, don't I? And the gods know you are definitely not easy to deal with. {Aimee}Thanks, Aim. By the way I still have a tiny bit of confidence left. Please make sure you stomp on it too while you're at it. Gods forbid it should actually grow into something called self-esteem. {Fang}
In the exchange between Aimee and Fang from "Bad Moon Rising" by Sherrilyn Kenyon, Aimee expresses her affection for Fang, while also acknowledging the challenges of dealing with him. Their relationship dynamic is highlighted, showcasing the blend of love and frustration present in their interactions.
Fang humorously remarks about his dwindling confidence, sarcastically asking Aimee to further undermine it to prevent any chance of self-esteem from developing. This interplay reveals Fang's insecurities and hints at a deeper layer of vulnerability beneath his bravado, illustrating the complexities of their emotional connection.
