Sacred Obsession: For the priest who ruined me のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 61 - チャプター 63

Chapter 62: Elias pov After spring break, Caldrith Crown returned to its full, restless noise.Students filled the walkways in overlapping currents—bags knocking against hips, coffee cups steaming in the cooler morning air, fragments of conversation about modules, deadlines, and who had already fallen behind rising and falling between the glass façades. The laboratory wings hummed with their constant low vibration. Noticeboards had shed last term’s posters overnight; new ones curled at the edges in the damp breeze. The river’s metallic edge still lived in the wind, mixing with the smell of wet stone and the faint sweetness of whatever the food carts were frying near the student centre. The campus felt denser than before the break, as if everyone had been compressed and then released back into the same ambitious, watchful machine.I was already in my seat when Seraphine walked into the lecture hall as if the room had been holding a place for her.The door opened on a wash of corridor

Chapter 64: Elias pov The tension in the room was thick enough to cut.We sat in it without speaking for a long time, the mark on Theo’s cheek darkening by degrees, the recording hanging between us like a third person who refused to leave. The ordinary sounds of the apartment—the soft hum of the refrigerator, a door closing somewhere down the corridor, the faint tick of cooling pipes—only made the quiet inside the room feel heavier. We were mourning something simple and already lost: the version of the semester in which the secret had still belonged to us alone.Theo broke first.He sat up straighter on the floor, eyes suddenly sharp, as if a switch had flipped behind them.“You’ve been learning this stuff,” he said. “Hacking. You told me over the break that you were learning the basics of hacking. You were in here every night with the laptop. So hack her phone. Find the recording and delete it before she does anything with it.”I stared at him. For a second the idea felt too clean