Chapter 35 My Godfather Is the Greatest Man in the World

• Max was called back to reality by Jordan’s scent. He looked at Jordan’s tiny figure before him with mixed feelings, and he came to realize that he hadn’t known what to say to the latter. Neither did Jordan speak as he sat quietly beside Max. He seemed to merely be looking for an empty spot to sit on without a care as to who sat beside him.
• Max found himself feeling distasteful. William was also four years of age, yet he had led a carefree life, and would laugh and cry as he would, even being a little stubborn at times, while Jordan, on the contrary, had an air of calmness and maturity unbefitting of his age.
• His first impression of Jordan was in the restroom at the airport. It was as if the kid that looked at him pleadingly while clipping his legs together with a frown was but a short-lived illusion, and the Jordan before him was a different character altogether.