Chapter 2I wake up feeling sore everywhere, pulling my habit back on, the rough wool scratching against my still-sensitive skin. My fingers smell faintly of my own arousal, a scent I can't wash away no matter how hard I scrub. The crucifix on my wall seems to watch me, its wooden eyes judging.At mass, I keep my head bowed, focusing on the Latin words and the familiar rhythm of the service. But then the heavy oak door creaks open and I know without looking who it is. Daniel. I could never forget his footsteps, They are confident and unhurried as he chooses a pew three rows back, just to the left. Close enough that I can feel his gaze like fingers tracing the back of my neck, sliding down my spine.Every Sunday he's there now. Sometimes he sits closer, sometimes farther, but always where I can feel him. During the Gospel, I risk a glance over my shoulder and his eyes meet mine, dark and intense, and my breath catches. He smiles slightly, knowing exactly what he's doing to me. My ni
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