Young Justice Hal Jordan Novels & Stories

"What Jordan said while talking on the phone who said that he would make me his girlfriend" Remembering that, Meikha shuddered. Meikha knows that Jordan has a strange behavior that makes her very scared. He was grumpy and it was very strange that when he got angry, his face and body would turn red and have lots of rashes. It reminds her of the character Hulk, who will turn big and green when he is angry. "Sir, stop by the cellphone shop first!" Said Jordan ordered a taxi driver to stop at a cellphone outlet. "Sir, why. Do you want to buy a cell phone for me? "

Jordan said and tears flowed down his eyes and his friends watched the unfolding events before them. “I had to stay in hiding till I was three years old because of you. I hope as you loose your power you feel the pain that you put both me and my whole family through all because of your selfish quests” Jordan said as she thrash on the ground from pain of her powers detach from her body. “Jordan please, take pity on me, I truly regret what I have done and I promise to be better” she said hoping he would take pity on her.

"My friends are right here! What're you gonna do, huh? You would not dare take us all out, would you?" The two buddies on the chairs shot daggers at Mr. Gold-Rimmed Glasses. This dude was dragging them into his mess! No sooner had the kid finished his piece than Jordan sprang into action—fast and fierce, he slammed the kid to the ground. The kid let out a yelp, scrambling to get up, but Jordan's boot was already pinning his hand down. "Ever wonder what it's like to have the bones in your hand turn to dust?" Jordan sneered.

“She’s got a second chance. And so do we.” Kayla nodded, turning to her mother with a small smile. “Yeah. We do.” But before she could say anything else, a voice called out from across the parking lot. “Kayla! Liam!” They turned to see Jordan and Leo walking toward them, their faces lit up with relief. Jordan was Liam’s oldest friend, the one who’d stood by him through everything, and Leo was Kayla’s childhood companion, who’d helped them gather information in the early days of their fight against Kang Jin. They’d been waiting nearby, keeping watch, and now that the worst was over, they’d come to make sure everyone was safe.

- he asked, serving himself the first piece of pizza. - I think so, we're never quite ready, are we? But I can't be afraid, I already know what clothes I'm going to wear, I also know more or less how to get there, all my documents have already been delivered, so tomorrow I'm going to get to know the facilities and the team I'll be part of. - It's still hard to believe that you became a lawyer, and even more than that, you became a lawyer starting at a big firm.

“I wanna know him. I wanna meet him. Of course, with your permission.” Before Jade could say something, the boy walked in with a superhero action figure in his hand. “Mommy?” Jade stiffened next to me, and so did I. My breath held in my chest. I even forgot to blink. The moment I laid my eyes on him, I felt like crying. A wave of strong emotions hit me so hard that I had spent years wasting my time and money on my selflessness while ignoring my responsibility as a father to this kid. I couldn’t take my eyes off him for a millisecond as if I saw a kid version of myself. Jax was a little bit small but taller for his age, but he looked healthy and happy.

Jordan stood a few steps away from us, looking like my knight in all of his 3-piece-suit shining armor. He took a menacing step forward. “Move away from her." The men didn't look like they wanted to leave, but they didn't look eager to remain there either. They seemed to be weighing their options. “Who the hell are you?" One of them finally mustered the courage to ask. It happened suddenly. One second, Jordan stood on his side of the road, the next, he was covering the distance in two strides and picking up the man who was only slightly smoking than him by the collar. The other one took a few steps back.

Just enough. He looks at me. Whatever he sees in my face makes something move in his — the careful neutral dropping away entirely, leaving something much more unguarded underneath. "He's okay," he says quietly. "He's right here. He's okay." Zion looks between us with the sharp assessment of a child reading the room. Then he looks up at Jaxon. "You were very fast," he says, with genuine admiration. "Like a superhero. But without the suit." Jaxon makes a sound that is not quite a laugh. "I didn't have time to put it on," he says.

he tried to ruffle Hera’s hair, but she moved away before he could do so. “Don’t worry, little girl. While I find you pretty, I don’t think of you that way. Your friend, on the other hand...,” he looked at me. Hera went in front of me and crossed her arms together. “My friend has a boyfriend. So we’d appreciate it if you left us alone.” He raised his hands up in surrender. “Got it, geez...Well, I’m Jordan, by the way. I’m the son of Alpha Roger, and I was assigned to represent our pack in this project.”

“What was that?” “Quick question,” Hae-Jin says turning to Miles. “By any chance, is Ludo gay?” he asked, making the others laugh. “Because if yes, my boy over there is calling dips,” albino guy gasped, blushing. He looks around for a moment before finding a book lying around. He threw it at Hae-Jin, who ducked, laughing. “Wait, you like Ludo?” Miles asked, eyeing the man who I’ve come to know as Jordan, Nate’s little brother. The man flushed more, and he scratched his neck sheepishly. “Oh my, when did that happen?”