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CHAPTER 7

Author: Anonymous Lee
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CHAPTER 7

EZRA

I shouldn’t have gone.

I told myself I wouldn’t. That I’d keep my head down, focus on classes, and stop acting like my entire body belonged to sin. But by the time the sun dipped and the church lights glowed faint against the sky, I found myself standing outside the confessional.

My hands were clammy. My chest tight.

“Just the older priest,” I whispered to myself. “Just Father Barnes or Father Clarke. That’s all.”

I pushed the door and slipped inside. The wood creaked. The air smelled like incense and old polish. I knelt, heart pounding, and the little screen slid open.

“Bless me, Father, for I have sinned,” I said, voice shaking.

Silence. Then a deep voice. Too deep.

“Go on.”

My stomach dropped. It wasn’t Barnes. It wasn’t Clarke.

It was him.

Father Dorian.

My throat closed, but words tumbled out anyway. “It’s been… it’s been one week since my last confession.”

“What do you wish to confess?” His voice was calm.

I squeezed my hands together. “I… I’ve been struggling with thoughts.”

“What kind of thoughts?”

Heat crawled up my neck. “Bad ones.”

“Be specific.” His voice sharpened. “What thoughts?”

I swallowed hard. “I… touched myself.”

The words felt filthy out loud.

Silence. I thought maybe he hadn’t heard me. Then—

“And what did you think of when you did it?”

My entire body went stiff. My heart slammed. “F-Father—”

“Answer.” It wasn’t a suggestion.

My breath shook. “I… I can’t—”

“You can. You will.”

I shut my eyes, nails digging into my palms. The words broke out before I could stop them.

“I thought of hands,” I whispered. “Big ones. Rough. Holding me down. I thought of… of someone pinning me, making me stay still. I thought of…” My voice cracked.

“Go on,” he ordered.

My lips trembled. “I thought of lips. On my neck. Teeth. I thought of being—” My chest heaved. “Being taken. Hard. Not asked. Just… used.”

I wanted to die.

The silence on the other side was suffocating.

Then his voice dropped lower. “And whose hands did you imagine?”

My whole body trembled. I couldn’t say it.

“I—I don’t—”

“Yes, you do.” His voice was absolute. “Say it.”

Tears burned my eyes. I choked out, “Yours.”

The word shattered me.

Finally, his tone shifted. Priest again. “For your penance, you will pray ten Hail Marys tonight. And you will pray for strength to resist temptation.”

My throat locked. “Father—”

“Go in peace.”

The screen slid shut.

I stumbled out of the confessional, heat crawling down my spine like I’d been branded.

Shame ate me alive. My own voice replayed in my head. Yours. I thought of you. Your hands. Your mouth. You, Father Dorian.

I rushed outside, the night air biting against my face.

Lily’s words from yesterday came back. You didn’t mean to. You panicked. It’s not the end of the world.

Except it was. Because I hadn’t just kissed him this time.

I had confessed that I wanted him to ruin me.

And he knew.

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