In the book "Seize the Night" by Sherrilyn Kenyon, there is a humorous exchange between the characters Valerius and Tabitha regarding how to address Acheron. Valerius insists that calling Acheron 'babe' is inappropriate and unsettling, highlighting the intensity and seriousness of Acheron's character. Meanwhile, Tabitha playfully contradicts Valerius by saying she calls Acheron 'babe' frequently, showcasing her more casual and playful approach to relationships. This dialogue captures the camaraderie and varying dynamics between the characters, illustrating how their perspectives on Acheron differ significantly. Tabitha’s lightheartedness contrasts with Valerius's more traditional view, adding a layer of humor to the narrative while also emphasizing Acheron’s unique presence in their lives.

You don't call Acheron 'babe.' {Valerius}

You don't call Acheron 'babe' because...well, that's just sick. But I call him 'babe' all the time. {Tabitha}