The Wild Adventures
she hurriedly apologized.
“I don’t forgive stupidity, so you should expect punishment for every foolish mistake you do,” Judas answered as he walked into the metal box that would bring them to the top floor of the building where Judas has his own place to rest when he was too busy. It was not his home. He actually lives in the neighborhood where his grandpa lives. But the house he had here was no less of convenience. Because due to his business which is operating almost twenty-four hours, he spent more time resting here than in his Villa. And so, Judas had everything he wanted his home to have in this place, luxury, comfort, and peace.