Art 89/366 "where are the others?"

Art 89/366 "where are the others?"
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In the shelter darkness, the twelve apostles were trapped in an oppressive silence. The air was thick with fear and despair. Their hearts beat in unison, as if they shared a dark secret that threatened to devour them.

They had witnessed the crucifixion of their Master, Jesus, and now, in the stillness of the tomb, their minds were tormented with unanswered questions. What would happen now? Would the Romans come after them? Would they be persecuted and executed as accomplices of the man who had defied the empire?

Peter, the impetuous leader of the group, clung to his faith, but even he felt the shadows closing in on them. The other apostles, wide-eyed, murmured prayers under their breath, seeking solace in the darkness.

The tomb was a place of death, but also of expectation. The stories they had heard about Jesus' resurrection echoed in their heads. It was possible? Could his Master really come back from the dead?