Cardan And Jude Novels & Stories

"You are half of the reason for my miserable life. i left because of you" Jude said "And i would make sure i am the reason you come back. after all the position for my right hand is still vacant"

The year I started middle school, my parents solemnly handed my sister and me each a bank card. "This is your college fund. There's 100,000 dollars in each one. The password is your birthday. Don't touch it unless it's truly an emergency." I listened. I treated that card like a treasure. I never bought a single new piece of clothing. Even my worn-out canvas shoes got patched with glue and worn again. I thought that if I was just responsible enough, I'd live up to my parents' idea of "fairness." Then, after the SATs ended, I wanted to use the money on the card for a graduation trip with my classmates. Instead, the ATM screen flashed a number that burned my eyes: [Balance: $0.00]. At th

God, I cannot wait for this farce of a marriage to end. But first, I need to get Reid and Icarus out of Richard’s reach. First, I need to survive this. The car slows. The driver murmurs, “We’re here.” “We’re here,” Jude repeats flatly, opening the door and stepping out like a damn prince. I don’t move. He comes around, opens my door with that same fake chivalry he wore at the wedding. I step out slowly, my heels crunching against the gravel. I squint at the unfamiliar grounds.

I shook his hand. “Nice to meet you.” He handed me his card. “Talk to you soon.” I looked down at his card. It was gold! But there was no name on it. Just initials. A.W. What could that mean? Whatever, it was still a card. “Thank you all for coming!” Jude announced. “This marks the end of our night. Everyone from the internship please stay and the rest of you, have a great evening. I’ll talk to you tomorrow afternoon.”

His stepfather couldn't be bothered with praying, the furious look on his face was probably from calculating the medical bills he would have to settle at the end of everything— not that it would have placed a dent in his pocket. “Mr Carson, could you please tell us what happened to you last night?” Jude stared at each person in the room one at a time. He'd known these people for as long as he could remember; they in turn had also known him. He knew, as he looked into each face, that not a soul would believe the words at the tip of his tongue, and why should they? Furthermore, he had stolen from them, vandalized properties and lied each time because he

He is a strong alpha from the looks of things. “Joshua. I haven’t seen you since you were a child.” I said, hugging him. “Mom?” Jude looked at me. “Jude, remember what I told you about your father’s first mate?” “Yeah.” “She took a chosen mate before finding her second chance mate. She had a son with her chosen mate. That son is Joshua.” I said. Jude snapped his head to Joshua, “You’re that Joshua?” “Yeah.” He said shrugging his shoulder. “I’m nothing like Jasper though.” He said looking at me.

After a ten-minute drive and lapping the block twice, Jude finally found a place on the street and somehow managed to squeeze his rather large Audi into a space that looked like it shouldn’t have fit a Mini Cooper. He shut off the engine a moment later and glanced back at Taliana. “Ready to go?” She didn’t bother with a verbal answer, deeming the death glare she sent him good enough. “Yeah, that’s what I thought.” Jude slid out of the car and opened the back door for her, motioning that it was time to exit. Knowing this was her last chance to save herself, she crossed her arms over her chest and shook her head like a stubborn child.

Although Jude barely avoided it, the powerful momentum sent him flying again, and he broke a few of his rib bones. Jude was terrorized as he hurried to say, “I admit defeat! I surrender! The ones who offended you are from Admiralporium. Go kill them! I won’t stop you!” Yvette was in disbelief. “Mr. Held, how could you do this!?” Jude snapped back in anger, “You idiots! Who asked you to offend someone so skilled? You deserve it!” Yvette was disappointed. She had admired people from Eternalporium so much, only for Jude to turn out to be a scum at such a critical juncture. She had just supported him so openly!

Jude uttered, taking the wineglass from Anderson. "Oh right," James agreed. "I almost forgot. Katherine or Auntie would have murdered me." "You're welcome," Jude smiled, "I'll get you a glass of regular wine buddy," he faced Anderson with a smug smile. Anderson jeered at him, watching him walk away. Jude stopped at the fruit wine section and picked out a half-empty bottle. He started to take off the cap when he suddenly recalled that he didn't get the careless lady's contact or dropped his. They were supposed to meet and make the switch.

Raina gasps at the consequences of the students knowing that she is close to Jude. "You are not the one to tell me that, sugar baby!" Jude sang in a baby tone that made Raina shake her head and chuckle. ****** The news about the JKING split was still a hot topic in the entertainment world, but it didn't take a few hours for Jude to get over it. His main goal at the present moment was to excel in his entrance exam and make Raina proud.