Tip Toe
"Most times," he told her, "you have to sneak up on magic, approaching it so quietly from the most oblique of angles, catching it for that brief moment unawares before it slips off again behind the gray and mundane."
"Most times," he told her, "you have to sneak up on magic, approaching it so quietly from the most oblique of angles, catching it for that brief moment unawares before it slips off again behind the gray and mundane."