Helena grew up thinking it was wrong for women to be together. But now, as it happens to her, she's conflicted. It's something so wicked, yet so strangely pure. She's never felt like this before.

"Good God," she murmurs against you, breathless and tired. Helena wants you — she wants to worship you, to tell you all her sins and how you're the biggest one and that she likes it that way. She also wants to go home and pray you and your charm haven't ruined her.