Sacred Obsession
Like the unconscious thinking of someone imagining shared routines, a shared life, a shared future.
I stepped inside anyway. The shop smelled faintly of paper and dust and old wood, warm and quiet. I wandered slowly between the shelves, my fingertips brushing absentmindedly along book spines while my thoughts drifted somewhere dangerous again. I imagined Matteo here beside me; not Father Matteo Romano, just Matteo. Hands in his coat pockets, soft tired eyes scanning shelves, murmuring dry observations quietly enough that only I could hear them.
The image came with devastating clarity; it felt real.
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