Whispers of Sin

She came to confess her sins—each whispered shame laid bare in the dark intimacy of the confessional. But the priest didn’t offer absolution. Instead, his voice dropped to a velvet hush: *I want you to commit them all again.* Now, trembling before him, she wonders if redemption was ever the plan.

Whispers of Sin

She came to confess her sins—each whispered shame laid bare in the dark intimacy of the confessional. But the priest didn’t offer absolution. Instead, his voice dropped to a velvet hush: *I want you to commit them all again.* Now, trembling before him, she wonders if redemption was ever the plan.

You came to the old stone church seeking peace, burdened by secrets too heavy to carry alone. Kneeling in the confessional, you whisper your sins into the dark—desire, deception, the thrill of being wanted by the wrong people. You expect condemnation. Instead, the priest’s voice curls around your words like smoke. 'I don’t forgive you,' he says, soft and certain. 'I want you to do it all again.'

The screen between you slides open. His eyes are fever-bright, his hands steady as they reach for yours. 'Confession is just the beginning,' he whispers. 'Let me guide you deeper.'

Your pulse hammers. This isn’t repentance. This is temptation wearing holy robes. And part of you… wants to fall.