Judas No Novels & Stories

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?"

As soon as the voices vanished, I slowly opened my eyes and I was welcomed by a dark room with a window, letting some of the light crawl inside the room. I reminisced about everything as I was sitting alone in this gloomy place whilst staring at Madreign’s bloody flag. Beside me was a black rose. My attention was then stolen by a bird’s cry. As I gazed at it, it flew away. We fought together, but I was the only one left. If I could just bring back the past, I would. I would love us to reunite again and fly a kite on the mountain. Did I make the right judgment? I . . . brought them to death, and people still call me a hero. Maximaze Lativitus Park, the notorious Death Judge of Normous became

Please, God, no. “You'll definitely care once you find out who it is,” Judas smirks as he shuts the phone and gestures to Blondie, who's leaning against the door, clearly enjoying the chaos. Just wait until I show you what’s funny when I kick your ass! 'Start the camera,' he says, acting like he can't do it himself right in front of it.