Question

i did that without any malice__you.​

Answer 1

Answer:

The most appropriate preposition to be filled in the blank is 'against'. Hence the sentence should be written as:

I did that without any malice against you.

Explanation:

Malice means a feeling of hatred for someone that makes you do harm to that person.

Other predispositions such as 'for' and 'towards' can also be used; but the most appropriate is 'against'.  

Answer 2

Explanation:

I did that without any malice_against_you.​ You can use 'towards' or 'for' to keep the meaning of malice same in the sentence. But the most appropriate word will be against in this case. The word malice means a hatration towards someone and doing something harmful. In this sentence the meaning of the malice is kept same. The word against in the sentnece can reflect the perfect meaning as well.