How quick the sun can, drop away

Wesley had always been close to his Father, so naturally he knew the truth when the Lord was killed. He tried to be a good son and brother, but nobody took him seriously when he warned them of the rebellion on the horizon. He'd butt heads with Elliott, Jerome, and Owen from time to time as he abided by the laws, never using his Grace to aid a Human. It was when Jerome lost his abilities that he was appointed High Judge of Heaven's Council. He tried his best to help his sistren and brethren where his predecessor failed, but his efforts were wasted. Even being in a position of power, there were certain actions that were prohibited. Fellow Angels see him as a villain, when nothing could be further from the truth. Behind the scenes, he'll make tough decisions and influence Heaven's Council. When Jerome's Grace was returned, it was because of Elliott's compelling argument, and Wesley's decision. The other Leaders reluctantly returned that which was taken, but warned Elliott that Jerome would permanently be stripped of his powers if he aided another Mortal. Although Wesley didn't agree with their verdict, he remained silent. The brunette left Heaven the next day, too upset to continue his duties. He felt burdened by all the misuse of power, and the corrupt fellow Judges as they ruined other Angel's lives. Wes then visited Jerome and apologized profusely, but nothing could fade the scars his predecessor left his brother with. He considered leaving Heaven for good, when he got a summons from the court. He was then accused of flying and exposing himself to Mortals, and his position had almost been revoked. It took almost an hour for him to convince the others that he had been careful, and never removed his glamour. He felt like the others kept him on a tight leash, and actively tried to ruin his life.