The Judas
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The one who is known as the quintessence of loyalty and faithfulness, the one who went against all odds just to avenge the death of his beloved friend, the one who believed that defending his deceased friend's actions is a lot more worthier than his own life, that one person was Mark Antony.
The one who participated in the brutal murder of the friend who trusted him blindly, the one who conspired against his brother figure because jealousy overshadowed his love for his best friend, that one person was Marcus Brutus.
But what if something happened that reversed their roles, something that rendered Antony the disloyal one and Brutus the loyal one?
We all know the tale of friendship but is a woman enough to turn friends into arch enemies and change that old tale of friendship?
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