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“Do with those three as you wish.” “Get up!” Levi said and Kiran removed the spell he put on Keller. He took each of them by the arm and down on their knees in front of us. “You are accused of conspiring to kill Alpha Malachi Sinclair. How do you plead?” Kiran asked as he looked down at them. “Not guilty,” Keller said. “Not guilty,” Steiner said. “Not guilty,” Green said.

Rae asked the Inspector in front of her. “It is, a dire one that is” Vaan handed the big brown envelope to the detective and Jae Min. Jae Min opened the envelope and pulled out its content carefully. Inside, were several crime photos that were taken in a certain street. In the photos, is a woman victim with a crushed neck. Under further inspection, there’s a human teeth mark on the woman's neck. Rae clenched her fist, knowing that the damned killer is still outside. She’s not exactly a hero of justice, seeing the fallen victim from ‘The Cannibal’ just made it worse.

And in that ruin, the gospel of my body closed—not with redemption, not with resurrection, but with silence. The silence of two sinners who had torn God’s name apart and been left with nothing but the ashes. I wondered later, why it had to be the booth. Why the Confession Booth? Why not a hotel or even the priest's apartment? Maybe it would have been easier forgiven if it had been any other place but the booth. Was it the thrill then? Was it the excitement? The perverse thrill to desecrate a place that is supposed to be for contrite confession, forgiveness and redemption? Turning it into a place of sinful confession and the pleasures of the flesh and hence bringing damnation to us.

I yelped, trying to pull free, but he dragged me downstairs to the living room. The others followed like a funeral procession. The air felt suffocating, the polished wood and velvet walls closing in. They sat like judges. My parents were on one couch, Kyle’s on the other, while the church leaders in high-backed chairs. I was shoved to the center, alone, trembling, every eye was on me. I didn't dare look up. Bishop Callahan’s voice filled the silence. “Your... behavior with Kyle Gates has brought disgrace to the church. To both your families. This scandal spreads by the hour. It cannot continue.”

"We are both going to punished once when we get caught. We need to be extra careful." Ang dapat sanang matatakot ako dahil sa kaniyang sinabi. Hindi tuloy nangyari. Bagkus, parang mas gusto ko pang gumawa ng bawal... ng masama. Para lang marinig sa kaniya ang ganoong kataga. Selfishness or self-will is the manifestation of sin. True love is the antidote to self-centeredness. You will not commit sin with them or tempt them to commit sin if you genuinely love them. "Kung ako lang ang mapaparusahan ay ayos lang, kaya ko naman. Pero paano kapag saiyo na? Hindi ko mapapatawad ang sarili ko, Amari..."

"We live with truthfulness. Lying and betraying is an act of sin." The man who seems to be the leader of everyone started to walk around and look at each corner. Oliver slightly move to hide his presence. "And what is the punishment for the sinners?" Everything shouted as if they are on a battle field. And so, the man smiled while saying this words with full of confidence. "Death"

Of course he did. She peeled back the wax seal. Inside was a single black page, etched in silver ink. No letterhead. No signature. Just ten simple lines: THE TEN SINFUL COMMANDMENTS 1. Never deny your deepest desires. 2. Pleasure is power—wield it ruthlessly. 3. Trust is earned through surrender. 4. Speak only truth—unless a lie is sexier. 5. Pain is a gift. Accept it. 6. Loyalty belongs to the one who ruins you.

She added. It was because of Hana. She called Hana a sinner. All is a sinner, I knew, for all have sinned and failed to live up to the virtuous of being humane – through mind, word, and deed. But being humane is not only pertinent to the people around you, it should also be to you. This convent made Hana a sinner, even though she was the least sinner of us all. And what made it worse was she was stricken and banished with her approval. With Mother Renata’s yes.

The repentance book still lay open on the table beside us — the same one Ciara had read from while he fingered her. “Read,” he ordered, voice dark. “First paragraph. Adultery. Out loud.” My hands shook as I pulled the heavy book closer. My voice came out hoarse: “I… I renounce the sin of adultery… I reject all impure desires for another’s body… I offer my weakness as penance to the Lord…” “Good boy,” he praised softly. Then his hands were on me again.

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