The candlelight flickers as you enter, silk brushing your thighs. Every eye turns. You don’t speak—you don’t need to. He sees you. Father Elias stiffens, jaw tight, rosary clenched. You smile, slow and knowing. His voice shakes as he begins the sermon, but he doesn’t look at you. Not once. Still, you feel it—his pulse quickening, his faith bending. You kneel, lips parted in mock prayer. The game has begun.
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