Malakai
Mina blinked, her hand freezing mid-air as she held onto the coat with all her might. “Tito, stop it.”
But he wasn’t having it. “Don’t tell me to stop! After everything this bastard’s done to us, to you, you think I’ll just lie here and accept his pity?” He tried to sit up straighter, but the pain shot through him, making him wince and nearly collapse back to the ground. Even so, his glare never left me. “You think I’ve forgotten? You think I’ve forgotten how he locked us up, threw us in that pit like we were animals?”
I felt a smirk tug at my lips. "I see you’re still bitter, Tito." I couldn’t resist. "You’re still alive, aren’t you? I must not be that bad."
“You’re a monster, Malakai,” Tito spat. “You always have been. You’ve made sure we’ll never forget.”
Mina shot me a wor
