So glad that Isaac called Jordan. Looking forward to Jordan explaining things to Isaac especially the way he treated him at the cafe. Glad that Jordan is trying to turn his life around.
I love seeing things from Jordan's perspective now! Am curious to hear he's explanation to Isaac but just so happy with the excited way he reacted to seeing Isaac and getting his call. Was hoping it wouldn't be too one sided for Isaac's sake. Great chapter!
(Not to nitpick, but there are a few instances where you mix up Jordan and Isaac's names. I know you seem a lot busier now, but I thought I'd comment because I always think you're writing is quality work)
First of all, I'm so glad you went for the janitor storyline (I know you were considering alternatives). It's really realistic, it makes total sense that it wouldn't be easy to find something much better (what do you put on your CV when you've been working as a hooker for years
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I'm glad you like the janitor angle as much as I do! I think it's realistic as well; it wouldn't be too easy to write up a resume and CV when your work experience is similar to Jordan's. His new job isn't glamorous by any stretch of the imagination, but it can be put down in black and white at least. It's a starting point...
And things are certainly starting off interestingly. I like your take on Isaac's reaction to Jordan in the elevator. I was imagining Isaac was being more stoic and rigid because of how Jordan had treated him before, but you are absolutely right that it would be within his personality and persona to not want to publicly engage with a janitor while at work... poor Jordy the Janitor.
I love that you notice and appreicate the small and sometimes pointless details. Watering the plants just seemed Jordan like.
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(Not to nitpick, but there are a few instances where you mix up Jordan and Isaac's names. I know you seem a lot busier now, but I thought I'd comment because I always think you're writing is quality work)
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Looking forward to where you take them next :)
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And things are certainly starting off interestingly. I like your take on Isaac's reaction to Jordan in the elevator. I was imagining Isaac was being more stoic and rigid because of how Jordan had treated him before, but you are absolutely right that it would be within his personality and persona to not want to publicly engage with a janitor while at work... poor Jordy the Janitor.
I love that you notice and appreicate the small and sometimes pointless details. Watering the plants just seemed Jordan like.
Can't wait to dive into Jike land.
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