Juno didn't dare look at the couple. The weight pressing down against his diaphragm made breathing harder. To appear unaffected, he held his stifled breath in. But the pain in his heart gradually started to influence the dulling glaze of his eyes. He knew he couldn't stay any longer. He felt like he would snap. He felt like he would say something and ruin everything. He gave Maddison a small smile and nodded. "Sure thing, I don't mind. If you want I can even let you borrow a pair of gloves and we can spar." When Maddison wasn't being superfluous with his attitude, Juno found himself being able to interact easily with him. It wasn't that he was annoyed with him 100% of the time, the other just act up too much. It was tolerable. He opened the door and let the other leave before him. Just as he closed the door behind him, he willed himself to turn back to Julien. His brows furrowed with pain, a hint of loneliness seeping out from his usual emotionally detached face. He gritted his teeth and smiled. "Hey Everett, come by anytime. It's been a while and mom says she kinda miss you." He laughed, closing the door behind him.<br/><br/>Once the pair was visibly separated from him, all of his energy seemed to pour out from all of his pores leaving him deflated and withered. Still, with one foot after the other, he walked to his car. He opened the car door, tossed his bag on the backseat, and let Maddison get settled in before driving off. The drive was silent. Honestly, he didn't know how he went from point A to point B. Everything blurred together. He let the other take control of the radio. It didn't matter. Nothing mattered. At least, that's what it felt like at the moment. His grip on the steering wheel tightened as a deep frown tugged his lips. The roads were crowded and rain started pouring down. "I hate traffic." He mumbled out.