Judas X Jesus Novels & Stories

His lies were that obvious because of my curse, and the rich were smart enough to not fall for his life. Hence, Mark kept trying for months but got nothing but fractures on every bone in his body. Unable to bear such anguish anymore, he jumped off a building after getting piss drunk. Before he died, he yelled at the rubberneckers down below, "Zach Johnson is evil! He forced me to do this!" Even in death, he wanted to drag me to hell. Sadly for him, netizens these days were sharp as tacks, merely scoffing at his last words. [It's just an eye for an eye—a life for a life. Could have lived longer if you didn't cheat with a married woman.]

Only brutal, unrelenting truth. “Why?” My voice was barely audible. Judas released me, stepping back as if the distance was the only thing keeping him tethered. His hand dragged over his face, lingering on his jaw before he finally spoke. “Because you’re the only thing that makes this godforsaken world feel alive.” His voice was so quiet, so raw, that the words felt like a confession he didn’t want to give. We all had our prisons. The soul was healed by being with children, but what of the soul that finds solace only in its captor?

Nedime says, rolling over on her bed to at look me, "How did it go with the lunatics at school?" "It was fine, actually," I reply, “Carrie is sweet, Abraham didn't show up and… I don't know if you guys knew this, but Judas has to go. And he’s not very happy about that." "Jude, really?" Yamin contemplates. I nod, "So what traumas does he have besides the obvious? I mean it's not exactly a secret how weird he is. Tell us all about it."

They expressed their reservations about the cult's singular focus on the desires of Gada and the implications it held for the lives of its members. To their surprise, Jude, the Messiah, listened attentively. He acknowledged the validity of Sasha's concerns, recognizing the complexity of their faith and the need for individual journeys. In a rare display of humility, Jude shared his own moments of doubt and struggle, revealing the ongoing evolution of his own beliefs.