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Short Story Of Father Louis William Suga Adams

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You sat every Sunday like the good Christian girl you were and prayed to God that you would refrain this sin in your mind but sadly it never worked. Instead you sat every Sunday and watched him. He was young in his 20s which made matters worse because as you sat staring at this beautiful pale priest, that was around your hight with silvery blond hair that rested just about eye length above chocolate brown eyes that melted you to the very core, made you want to sin even more so you left every Sunday finding your self more attracted to Father Louis William Suga Adams III (or as we called him Father Suga.) You had been going to the same church since you moved there for college and you remember how one Sunday the old priest announced he would be

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