CHAPTER SEVENTY-NINE
Jason wore the sneakers boot he felt most comfortable in. It was a spectra low-top Givenchy sneakers with sporty zip on one side and it was a gift from an old girlfriend. Jason didn't remember which of his numerous ex-girlfriends gifted him the sneakers.
Jason always assumed that his party days were over except thinking about it, he never really had party days to begin with. From a young age, it was drilled into him that he wasn't allowed to be ordinary. He was meant to be exceptional. His mother's exact word was extraordinary.
Only ordinary boys got into mischief and gets drunk in public. Only ordinary boys' gets to do ordinary things like learn from a bad decision or even make mistakes. Jason never had that luxury. Making mistake might mean twenty people losing their jobs.
