Quote by Cassandra Clare

They had just showed up, Amatis had said. Which meant Simon had spent the night at Isabelle's. She stared at him. He didn't any different.

They had just showed up, Amatis had said. Which meant Simon

Summary

In this quote, the speaker, most likely Isabelle, is surprised to see Simon after spending the night at her place. Simon's nonchalant appearance implies that their time together did not manifest any noticeable changes in his demeanor. This moment presents a contrast between Isabelle's expectations or reactions and Simon's unchanged state, potentially hinting at a discrepancy in emotional investment or attachment between the two characters.

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Simon Lewis Clary Fray Isabelle Lightwood

By Cassandra Clare

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