SISTER SERAPHINE: THE UNHOLY NUN
"The kind you'd never dare look in the eye."
Miriam gave her a shove, scandalized. "Stop saying such things! You'll curse us all."
But the damage was done. The image hung there, vivid, forbidden, and Seraphine hated that she could see it so clearly in her mind—a man cloaked not in rags or robes, but in something heavier. A presence that didn't beg for mercy, but demanded silence.
That night, after Compline, the sisters retired to their dormitory. The long chamber was filled with rows of narrow beds, each draped with thin linen sheets. The room buzzed softly with whispered voices, though silence was expected.
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