"He wouldn't have it if you didn't take it." Now there was a true growl in his voice, his eyes dark and dangerous as they glanced towards her.
"A proper chance. This wasn't a proper chance?" Rhys' ire was rising even though his words still had a lingering aloofness. She had gotten into his secure home and she thought it had been some stupid little test? Of course, she didn't understand what was really happening and he wasn't in the mood to explain it to her, either.
Where he was taking her, he couldn't risk her knowing the location. A bit of glamor to make the car looking like it was traveling the same lonely highway and he could use his auto pilot memory to get to the place he was taking her. "Fine. If this is just some silly little game to you, thinking you're without fault and should simply be released without making right what you did, this can go to the Tribunal anyway. It won't matter that my property is no longer on you, there's enough video to prove that you did it." He looked at her, gaze harsh as he continued. "I wonder... what they will do to your family after dealing with you." Another pause. "Or what they will do to you once the suppressors wear off again."
Rhysand let that land heavy in the air, giving her time to process it. "Because, obviously, anything that I would do would be oh, so much worse than what they would do, am I right?" There it is, Feyre, your choice. Trust the High Lord or take your chances with the Tribunal. "I'm sure Hybern would love to hear what you've been up to."
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"A proper chance. This wasn't a proper chance?" Rhys' ire was rising even though his words still had a lingering aloofness. She had gotten into his secure home and she thought it had been some stupid little test? Of course, she didn't understand what was really happening and he wasn't in the mood to explain it to her, either.
Where he was taking her, he couldn't risk her knowing the location. A bit of glamor to make the car looking like it was traveling the same lonely highway and he could use his auto pilot memory to get to the place he was taking her. "Fine. If this is just some silly little game to you, thinking you're without fault and should simply be released without making right what you did, this can go to the Tribunal anyway. It won't matter that my property is no longer on you, there's enough video to prove that you did it." He looked at her, gaze harsh as he continued. "I wonder... what they will do to your family after dealing with you." Another pause. "Or what they will do to you once the suppressors wear off again."
Rhysand let that land heavy in the air, giving her time to process it. "Because, obviously, anything that I would do would be oh, so much worse than what they would do, am I right?" There it is, Feyre, your choice. Trust the High Lord or take your chances with the Tribunal. "I'm sure Hybern would love to hear what you've been up to."