CHAPTER TENSilence
I gaped at Limah and an involuntary swallow seemed to lock my throat. I needed him to fix it. His competency had lulled me into believing he knew everything and at that moment, I hated him for letting me see the confusion in his eyes. My fingers around his wrist tightened until the flesh showed white beneath them and I saw pain reflected in his eyes. Adding my nails to the action, I gritted my teeth and squeezed until blood seeped beneath them, yet still he allowed me to hold him. With my other hand, I lunged, thudding my fist against his shoulder and chest, my mouth opened in a silent scream of rage. When I reached for the knife he kept around his belt, he halted me in an instant, flipping his arm over to release my clawing fingers and grasping my wrists in an unbreaka
