Caesar X Joseph Novels & Stories

I wasss wronggggg🎶 -Beyoncé/ destiny’s child Capri was good at throwing subliminal shots, these Song fired without her talking directly to him. Just as she expected he would leave without another word. Door slams! She changed the playlist as upset as she was, she was on the mend. She took the road to hit him where it hurts now she needed to be picked up. The only way for that was to listen to gospel music and pray to God for guidance and a peace of mind.

Caesar stood up when his name was called and walked confidently to the stand. “You were present during the search for the children?” the prosecutor asked. “Yes. I helped coordinate efforts through my private security firm. When Detective Briggs informed me they had traced Rafael's call and located them, I volunteered to go with them to rescue the girls.” “Do you have any connection to the defendants?” Caesar’s jaw ticked. “Rafael was married to the woman I love. He was also my sister's ex-boyfriend. That’s the only connection.” “And the divorce?”

Angela responded. “When the great Monarch said she would get rid of the Heralds, I thought it sounded very ridiculous, but I waited to see if she actually could. Unfortunately, she was unable to; now I have to take care of you three myself.” Joseph spoke loudly, his smile widening. “Where’s all the werewolves, Joseph?” Marie asked. “Joseph, who is Joseph? Call me Episteme Psyches. The Immortal of Knowledge. I am the smartest being alive and will be the one to put an end to you, Heralds,” Joseph answered.

James slowly opened his eyes. Standing on the Xwem Chessboard, he saw three men and one woman flying toward him. Their overwhelming aura shook the space and even the Historial Palace below. With the information he received from Frona, James recognized them instantly as the rumored three Caeloros Gods and Quintus. Unlike what James expected, the three Caeloros Gods' entrance was rather dull. There was no thunder rumbling in the sky, no beautiful halos surrounding them, and no primordial beasts escorting them. Even Yehria’s entrances were less boring.