Mahabharata 18.1.7

18.1.7

bruvannuccairvacastānvai nāhaṃ duryodhanena vai |
sahitaḥ kāmaye lokām̐llubdhenādīrghadarśinā || 7 ||

"He loudly addressed his companions, saying, ‘I do not desire to share regions of felicity with Duryodhana who was stained by cupidity and possessed of little foresight. It was for him that friends, and kinsmen, over the whole Earth were slaughtered by us whom he had afflicted greatly in the deep forest. It was for him that the virtuous princess of Pancala, Draupadi of faultless features, our wife, was dragged into the midst of the assembly before all our seniors. Ye gods, I have no desire to even behold Suyodhana. I wish to go there where my brothers are.’