“He's not worth it, Alessandro,” I whisper, stepping away from him.
“It’s too late. He's as good as dead. He put up quite a fight and I admire his strength. But he's a monster, Farfalla, and I can’t let him back into society. He doesn't belong in our world—in Savannahs’ world. Why can't you see that?” He looks at me with a puzzled expression on his face.
I swallow thickly, “because murdering him won't take back what he's done to me.”
“I know that, but knowing he can't hurt you or another vulnerable female makes the air I breathe much cleaner.”
I scoff, shaking my head. “So, this is for your benefit, not mine?”
I should have known.
“What will I, personally, gain from killing him, Farfalla?”
“The thrill. It’s what you do, isn’t it?” I state incredulously. “You forget that I had t
