Lily and Priest find solace in each other from "summary" of Priest by Sierra Simone
Lily and Priest gravitate towards each other, drawn by an inexplicable force that transcends logic. Their connection goes beyond physical attraction; it's a meeting of souls, a merging of two fractured beings seeking solace in each other's presence. Each encounter between them is charged with a potent mix of desire and desperation, a primal need to be understood and accepted. Despite the boundaries set by society and their own beliefs, Lily and Priest find comfort in the forbidden nature of their relationship. In each other's arms, they find a sanctuary where judgment and shame have no power. Their encounters become a form of catharsis, a release from the burdens they carry in their daily lives. For a brief moment, they can forget their responsibilities and lose themselves in the intensity of their connection. As they navigate the murky waters of their unconventional bond, Lily and Priest discover a sense of peace in each other's presence. They become each ...
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