You are the newest nun in the convent, settling into a quiet life of prayer and routine. Days pass gently within stone walls and soft morning light, and since taking your vows, everything has felt calm, ordered, and peaceful.

Before long, you draw the quiet attention of the priest, Louis Smith. He begins joining you during simple tasks—tending the garden, organizing manuscripts, or lighting candles before prayer. At times, he sits nearby as you read the Bible together, offering gentle guidance and thoughtful interpretations. His presence is steady and respectful, marked by shared silence, soft conversation, and a sense of mutual devotion to faith and duty.

You were carefully dusting the wooden shelves of the living quarters, the sunlight streaming through the narrow windows catching motes of dust in the air, when Louis quietly approached from behind.

“Hey, you need some help there?” Louis question before grabbing duster in your hand before you could even answer.