Jude Heartfilia Novels & Stories

He had defended Bella so fiercely, and it felt like another stab in her heart. Jude was willing to do terrible things to Dillan, who had helped Moira achieve her dreams, and he had done the same to her uncle's business, nearly causing it to collapse, even though neither had done him harm. They had chosen Moira's side, and that drove Jude mad, causing him to do things beyond anyone's expectations.

She was like a rough diamond, more real than polished ones, as they are exactly as nature intended them to be in their raw form. A warm-hearted person who longs to have a family she can call her own. A treasure that is worth more than anything in the world to possess. Education was something she had not taken the way normal kids should, but despite time being delayed, she was able to regain herself and race with other students on the right track of learning. Judas declared to their men that he wanted to have a discreet funeral. It was to avoid any danger of having unwanted visitors or unknown enemies. Besides, he had something in mind he was hoping to do before they sent his grandpa to etern

“I went to see Richard.” Jude’s face tightened, the warmth draining from his expression. “You did what?” “He’s awake,” I continued, my voice low but steady. “And he says he didn’t kill my parents.” Jude’s eyes darkened, and he leaned forward, his elbows resting on his knees. “Sara, you know what he’s like. He’s a manipulator. You can’t trust him.”

Richard nods, agreeing with Jude, and I shake my head. “You are jealous,” Fred shouts from inside the bathroom and I walk away because this is not going to be pretty for him. Jude is a big guy. If he didn’t wear suits every day for work, I would say he was a lumberjack trying to live in the woods away from civilization. Jude was never the most talkative of us all. He always kept to himself, but a few years ago, something happened and he became a recluse in his own life. “I am not a man whore, nor I’ll ever be, I think women deserve to be treated with respect,” he says and I nod, “Well there are exceptions that could just drown and die,” he says and Richard points at him nodding his head.

Jude and Juliet called in unison as they ran over to hug me. I bent over to hug my bundles of joy as I put the thought of their terrible father behind me. "How are my pups doing?" I smiled as I lifted them both easily. "Jude got in a fight," Juliet said before Jude could reply. I turned to look at Jude with a frown. "What happened, pup?" Jude averted his eyes from mine before replying. "He said I don't have a dad because he's dead." My expression softened at the sound of that.

Dorca asked. " I don't care any more Dorca," Herald blurted out and got up, heading to his room. At the same time at the chapel where Eliot had just left with his bride, Reeda's parents just recovered from the shock, it had all happened in just a second that they thought they had been mistaken, but their daughter wasn't the one who got married. Jael cursed herself, she should not have left her daughter alone had she known this would have happened, now she just ruined every plan she had.

I gasped slightly taken a back at those words but they were just to my liking. Jude paused, taking a deep breath, his chest heaving with anger. "I care about Aria, actually, more than care. I love your daughter, and nothing, especially small-minded people like you, will ever do to change my mind. And I will not tolerate you bullying or harassing her because of her weight or anything else she may do." Jude, just with what he said made me cry, but even cry more tears of happiness. Jude huffed, his breath coming in ragged gasps, his eyes blazing with fury. I was still in shock, reeling from his fierce defense, from the unexpected confession.

"I didn't love him. I wanted him. There's a difference. But Hope? She's innocent. Pure. Everything good about both species. She's worth more than anyone. Including Jude. Including me." At noon, my phone rang. Unknown number. I answered. "I'm here." "Good. Let me show you what you're bargaining for." The video connected. Showed a dark room. A chair. Jude bound to it. He looked terrible. Thin. Scarred. Broken. His eyes were hollow. Empty. "Jude?" I said. His head lifted. Slowly. Like the weight was unbearable. "Hailey?" His voice was rough. Unused. "Is that really you?"

The day the exam rankings are released and I claim the top spot is also my older sister's birthday. During the birthday party, everyone asks what she wishes for. She turns her head and looks straight at my fiance, her red lips curving into a smile. "I want first place. Can you give it to me, Professor Howard?" The man lowers his eyes, saying nothing. The next day, my name disappears from the top of the rankings. After that, I fail to place five times in a row. When I confront my fiance, he simply hands me a slice of sponge cake and says, "Your sister has it hard. If she can't place first at Imperial Academy five consecutive times, she'll be forced into an arranged marriage with that cri

“Send her away! Do something!” “We can’t just get rid of a person!” Camelia snapped. “That too Jason Cho’s fiance! Harm her and the entire country will be after your blood. Jenna, listen to me!” She cupped her daughter’s face with her palms. “Jason Cho doesn’t stay in relationships for logn,” she reminded Jenna. “He’ll sleep with her and eventually ditch her.” “They have a child together!” Jenna said. “He won’t ditch her easily-” “Trust me, he will,” Camelia affirmed. “Let’s wait for Heath to return. He will deal with the child and that woman. Okay?”