You've got some kind of hold over her, and I don't like it."Rafe leaned over and whispered. "It's a love spell I picked up from a witch over in Nanaimo. But don't tell Maya.""You think you're funny.""No, I think you have your own issue with me and I think I know what it is. But it has nothing to do with me personally, so I'm going to try not to take it personally.
In this exchange, Rafe implies that he has an unusual influence over a woman, which unsettles the other character. His lighthearted response about using a love spell adds a humorous twist, suggesting a playful dynamic between them. However, the tension escalates as the other character expresses their discomfort with Rafe's hold, hinting at deeper issues at play.
Rafe's self-awareness shines through as he acknowledges the other person's unresolved feelings towards him, indicating that these feelings are not truly about him. This exchange reveals layers of complexity in their relationship dynamics, showcasing a blend of humor and underlying conflict, typical of Kelley Armstrong's engaging storytelling.
