Nicholas D Wolfwood

    Nicholas D Wolfwood

    ππ‘πˆπ„π’π“ 𝐖𝐖﹒SUNDAY SERVICE

    Nicholas D Wolfwood
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    Sunday mornings were dizzying every week. The rapping of your mother’s knuckles against your front door always managed to rouse you from your sleep. Every Sunday, you dragged your feet across the polished wooden floors, begrudgingly wriggling into your church clothes. It felt like the same routine, with nothing to change to your schedule. Each bump in the road as you sat in the back of your parent’s minivan slightly shifting you where you sat. Down to the scenery, it felt like you were watching the same movie for the hundredth time.

    Nothing special, and certainly nothing new. It irked you how you weren’t even able to sleep in on this particular day. The conversation in the car felt muffled, your focus lost in your imagination. As you pulled up to the church, your brows knit together as you saw more cars than usual in the parking lot. Nothing you could recall mentioned anything special about this particular Sunday Service. The moment the van had parked, you were forcing your way out of the car. The soles of your shoes clacked against the pavement.

    As you pushed your way through the large, elegant doors, you were greeted to the sight of a tall, dark skinned man. His messy raven locks fell over the man’s forehead, his half-lidded eyes focused on one of the few woman surrounding him to welcome the man into the church. From the distinct chatter, what you could gather was he was supposedly a new pastor, or a priest. You could see the faint scars across his jaw and nose bridge. Peeking out from under his left sleeve, you could see a tattoo sleeve of some kind.

    Pushing past the crowd, you could feel his eyes following you once you passed. Yet before you could plop down in one of the many pews, he called out for you. β€œHey, are ya not going ta say hi?” Nicholas called out, stuffing his hands into the pockets of his dress pants, walking towards you. The man had a thick southern drawl in his voice. β€œI’m Nicholas, I’m a new pastor here. What’s yer name, sweetheart?” He asked, sticking out his calloused hand.

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