Curse of Stigmata (The Judas Reflections)
“Juan was unusually quiet, which I put down to his alcohol intake from the night before drinking indulgence. His distaste for eggs saved him from misfortune; unlike me, he’d declined the omelet. But there was little sympathy for my plight as he rode alongside me to reveal his true feelings, whether I wanted to hear them or not.
“I like Rachel, you hate the girl, so how does it come to be she’s in your bed and not mine? What divine intervention happened last night to guide her to you?” He was... clearly upset at what he thought to be an injustice. I couldn’t answer because I had no explanation.
The only thing left to do was to offer her up, happily, as a good friend should do. “She’s all yours, Juan. May I say as well, you’re welcome to her.”
Fortunately, she was riding just behind and failed to hear the damning conversation between us. I was sure to feel her wrath if she’d remotely heard me pass her off like an unwanted sow.MoreLess
“I like Rachel, you hate the girl, so how does it come to be she’s in your bed and not mine? What divine intervention happened last night to guide her to you?” He was... clearly upset at what he thought to be an injustice. I couldn’t answer because I had no explanation.
The only thing left to do was to offer her up, happily, as a good friend should do. “She’s all yours, Juan. May I say as well, you’re welcome to her.”
Fortunately, she was riding just behind and failed to hear the damning conversation between us. I was sure to feel her wrath if she’d remotely heard me pass her off like an unwanted sow.MoreLess
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