He stopped himself before he said more than he should. There wasn't any need for him to continue. She knew what he wanted to say. Antonin should have been there with her. She shouldn't have been left alone when she'd only just been almost murdered. As angry as she knew she could've been at Antonin, she just couldn't summon up the emotion. She was the one who told him to go, who practically threw him out of the house that wasn't even hers. If she hadn't insisted that he leave, he would've been there and there was no way that his brother and William Wood could've gotten close enough to her to give her so much as a paper cut. She would have to take the responsibility for that.