When Dillon catches sight of the tears of pain in Ziggy's eyes, he can't help but let a growl escape. His body was tense with the need to protect his partner, his best friend, especially when Ziggy said his name.

Even if he also inwardly sighed when Ziggy taunted the man currently hurting him. While he appreciated Ziggy's faith in him, he didn't want to see Ziggy get hurt anymore.

"I don't think I want your help anymore." He said, his voice low and dangerous. "Now, let Ziggy go, and I won't have to hurt you."