[After spending the rest of the previous day since finding the book reading it, Judas knocks on Dorian's door at about noon. He would have gone to see him right away after finishing it, but that was around 4am. He's not sure of Dorian's sleep schedule, but it doesn't tend to be a good idea to call on people so early in the morning. Or late at night, depending.

He likely wouldn't have taken much longer to read it either way, but reading of Dorian's life, coming to understand him a little better, and being shocked at times, certainly meant Judas read it in one sitting. He feels sorry for Dorian. So many of the things that were said of him and done to him in that book were awful, regardless of Dorian's own conduct. And, even if it is a book in public circulation, something so many have read and could at any time, he appreciates Dorian's willingness to show him these things. For letting him in.]