Sean Lowell seemed to murmur to himself: "She, is my sister."
Gordon Sterling opened his mouth, but for a moment, even the top comedian didn't know how to respond.
What is this?
Lord Yeats loves dragons?
Saying every day he wants to find his sister, and now that he has, he's looking so lifeless?
"Get up, this is how you act when you've found your sister? People who don't know might think your sister died..." Gordon was angry, on the verge of losing his temper.
Manager Sterling felt for his artist's current state, but his way of expressing concern was always somewhat unconventional.
Plus, he recently had a strong bias against the word "sister," so that last sentence just slipped out.
Before he finished speaking, Gordon regretted it.
He realized he'd let his mouth run off.
"Gordon, I lost my mom." Sean's tone sounded calm, but his whole being radiated endless sorrow.
True sadness, something words can't fully convey.
"..."
Gordon always managed to leave Sean speechless.
