CHAPTER 329 EMOTIONS EVERYWHERE

Korbyn shifted uncomfortably on the bench, feeling the weight of Fawn’s words sink in. He wasn’t used to this situation and was unsure of what to say. For someone who grew up with Bourne as a parent figure, he wasn’t afforded the luxury of feeling or being emotional, at best. To be the first in his set, he couldn’t allow vulnerability or weakness to be evident in his daily life, even when he and Raya became a thing. There was a time during their training days; before they became rivals and later arch enemies, they reciprocated affection for each other. During those times, he wasn’t even the typical lover who was all touchy and mushy; neither was Raya either because they had a deep understanding of what emotions could do. Usually, their interactions, while sharp, had a rhythm and flow to them, a dance of threats and sarcasm, but there was a mutual understanding; there was something akin to love. Not until personal goals and ambitions put them against each other and made enemies o