Judas No Novels & Stories

Across from us was Judas, stunned and dumbfounded upon seeing me in one room with him. "What's the plan now?" Noah began. "Wasn't my revised demand supposed to be the plan?" Judas spoke up in a furious tone. "If my father will not be cleared for the crime he did not commit, I will never be sorry for your loss, Mr. Spencer. My life was already a mess. And I have nothing to lose now." I didn't like the sound of it but he was fucking right. He had nothing to lose now and I had more including Elaine and the empire Dad left for me. The empire alone had hundreds of thousands depending on it - depending on me.

Nikita's mouth formed an ‘O’ “Don't worry, Celestine, it's just a dream. Whose head is it?” I glanced at her and froze, then I muttered, “Yours.” Nikita's eyes widened, she dusted herself and yelled, “God forbid! Why my head?” She voiced. “Judas is there, the descendant of Judas Iscariot who betrayed Jesus, she didn't cut his head off and hold it in her hand. Why me? All I do is sit at home, yell, eat and sleep…” “You said it was just a dream,” I interrupted.

Alessa asked calmly. "Well, I want to see if these two act like real lovers because I don't believe they are." "And if they are?" Alessa continued. "Then, I'll admit defeat and withdraw," said Judas. "But, I believe they can't because they are not." He smirked at the last sentence.

But she is still surprised to find out that she actually did —she never expected a con arstist like her to have a child along the line. "Did I hear you say a daughter?" Lisa questioned to be sure her ears were not playing tricks on her. "Yes, the had a daughter almost the same age as your kids too." Judas replied in confirmation. "I did my findings thoroughly and you know I don't deal with rumor and false information." "I see..." Lisa nodded slowly, not knowing the best word in replying him. She is aware that Judas had always gathered a genuine information and she believed him too. "Is that all you could gather so far? Just about his wife and his daughter, nothing more?"

However, he was the only one who didn't fall easily to Chinua's persuasions, unless they made sense anyway. Finally, the last personality in the group, the hard guy, Judas. He was an ambitious guy. A man with too big dreams, selfish desires and lusts. The lust of the eyes, flesh and The pride of life all had full force on him. He would do anything to get whatever he wants.

He lets me fall against him. His touch is deceptively gentle as he cups my face, his thumb brushes against my damp cheeks. Cold eyes once again rake over me. "Tell me, Kotyonok," His voice is low. "Who I need to kill?" The words remind me why I truly shouldn't have called him. "No one..." I shook my head. "Just... take me away, please." Judas studies me for a long moment, he's tensed as if he's restraining himself from demanding more. But when he sees the fresh wave of tears in my eyes, something shifts. He exhales sharply. "

“No Judas . Never. I am so happy here in this city and infact I could not be more happier than I already am.” “That is great. Greenwood is so much of a warm city. I remember the first time I came into Greenwood too. At first, I was overwhelmed. I mean everyone was so nice and thoughtful and kindhearted like it was just the perfect fairytale city I never knew existed.” Judas was not born in Greenwood ? That is new. Because I never really even knew who Judas was. I just simply had this inclination that she was born here, raised here and so on. So, this new revelation was something worth starring.

She then left. “What do you want to ask?” Judas stood opposite her, not wanting to sit. “When you ran over and killed my dad all those years ago... Was it really because you were drunk? Or did someone order you to?” She got straight to the point. Judas removed his hat and threw it on the sofa, smiling coldly. “The judge asked the same question and I’ve been sentenced, and I lost everything. What else do you want?” “You killed my dad... Why don’t you make a guess?!”

Shawn nodded, trying not to break eye contact. Jade sighed and looked down at her fingers. “We weren't involved in an accident. We were kidnapped. He was a psychopath. He killed my mother. Gave her cuts all over her body and let her bleed. She died in my arms. Slowly and painfully. I was tortured and... And... R***d. Then I was locked up in that dark place, cold, hungry, and afraid. And every day I prayed for death. But it didn't come. Neither did help.” Jade paused as the words stuck in her throat. The tears were forcing their way down her cheeks as she wiped them off.

Step by step, he walked toward the Moon Goddess statue. He gently placed me before the stone seat. With trembling hands, he arranged the withered moonlight grass crown around my ears. He spoke to the statue in a low voice. "Moon Goddess, the three of us are together again. Sophia... Lina didn't betray us... We'll always stay with you." Wind swept snow past the statue. From the distant Black Pine Forest, three cubs' clear laughter seemed to echo—