“He touched my Valeria. Hedaredto hurt her,” I seethed. “I am not letting him go unpunished.”
“You don’t want to answer me? It’s okay.” I glared down at him, asking the guards to hold his arms and legs as I rolled my sleeve over my elbow. “You mocked her blindness, didn’t you?”
I wrapped my hand around his neck, enjoying the quickening of his pulse, the fear on his face, his eyes widening as he thrashed around the floor. I ignored Elena’s and Zayed’s words as my fingers inched towards his eyes.
“Let me hear your screams,” I said, pinning him down, wanting to hurt him for what he did to my precious, my sweet.
“Khalid.”
I stopped and looked over my shoulder.
“Khalid.” I stood up, hearing the weak voice of Valeria as she stepped towards me. Zayed ordered the guards to take away the man to the dungeon as if he knew I would have taken out his eyes with my fingers.
Zayed was right. I would have if Valeria hadn’t stopped me.
I frowned when she massaged her head. Valeria pulled off my suit and pressed it against her mouth.
No, her nose?
“Khalid, I… I can’t—” tears gleamed in her eyes as she stared in my direction.
I held my breath.
“Khalid, I can’t smell.”