Don't put your happiness in other people's hands
Staring gloomily into the bottom of his empty cup, Korbin hummed in reluctant agreement. No doubt she was right. Halo was not the kind of cozy place where he could expect to live without facing this kind of thing. He had been lucky to escape it for as long as he had; that would catch up with him, sooner or later.
Refilling his cup, Korbin sipped the tea and tried to pull himself up from the gloomy line of thinking. He wasn't sure he'd gotten any kind of real answer, or that he felt better, but at least he'd asked. If he went berserk, at least Morgan would be aware of why. It was small comfort, but better than nothing.
"Thank you, for the honesty," he replied, and ventured a faint smile at Morgan. "I really appreciate it." Both the answering, and for not wrapping it up in pretty words. He always did prefer candor.
Refilling his cup, Korbin sipped the tea and tried to pull himself up from the gloomy line of thinking. He wasn't sure he'd gotten any kind of real answer, or that he felt better, but at least he'd asked. If he went berserk, at least Morgan would be aware of why. It was small comfort, but better than nothing.
"Thank you, for the honesty," he replied, and ventured a faint smile at Morgan. "I really appreciate it." Both the answering, and for not wrapping it up in pretty words. He always did prefer candor.
They'll drop it
KORBIN
