Kitten... Don't Kitten me. I scowled, on a roll now. You left around five or so and didn't get back till when? Past two in the morning? What were you guys doing? And get that stupid smile off your face. This isn't funny. Daemon tried to get rid of the smile but failed. I love when your claws come out.
In this excerpt from "Opal" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, a character confronts another about their late return home. The speaker expresses irritation and suspicion about the activities that delayed their companion, questioning their actions late into the night. The tone is serious, highlighting the speaker's frustration as they demand answers.
Despite the seriousness of the situation, the other character, Daemon, struggles to suppress a smile, which adds a layer of tension and complexity to the interaction. The speaker's annoyance is contrasted by Daemon's amusement, showcasing their dynamic. The phrase "I love when your claws come out" hints at a playful yet confrontational relationship between the two characters.
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