Oh, good grief! I've never had a man pick me up before and not grunt like he's dying. I'm in heaven. Marry me, Ash, please! {Pam}I would say yes, but I come with more baggage than even Samsonite can cover. {Acheron}
In the book "Acheron" by Sherrilyn Kenyon, a character named Pam expresses her delight at being effortlessly picked up by Acheron, contrasting it with her previous experiences where men struggled and grunted during such an act. This moment highlights her admiration for Acheron's strength and grace, leading her to jokingly propose marriage due to her elation.
Acheron responds to Pam's playful proposal with humor, noting that he has his own complexities and challenges, humorously branding them as "baggage" greater than any luggage could accommodate. This exchange illustrates their chemistry and provides insight into Acheron's character, hinting at a deeper narrative beyond the lighthearted banter.
