| Author: | Annie Bramburg | ISBN: | 9782765900726 |
| Publisher: | Caaningtown | Publication: | July 25, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Osmora Inc. | Language: | English |
| Author: | Annie Bramburg |
| ISBN: | 9782765900726 |
| Publisher: | Caaningtown |
| Publication: | July 25, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Osmora Inc. |
| Language: | English |
The most respected priest in the Kingston diocese Rev father Preston is so respected because of his teachings. No one seems to know what he does in secret. His character is positive to everyone but no one can understand why he would not allow anyone into his house, not even the cook the parish has hired for him. The Christians did not know but rev, father Preston had been having a relationship with a woman in his parish for the past seven years now. She understood father Preston very well and was playing exactly according to his rules. She was madly in love with this man but there was only one thing the man needed from her. The revered father wanted someone to warm his bed and quench the fire that burns in him any time he feels like regretting about his celibate oaths to the church. This widow did what father Preston wanted except for one silly mistake that sent him packing.
The most respected priest in the Kingston diocese Rev father Preston is so respected because of his teachings. No one seems to know what he does in secret. His character is positive to everyone but no one can understand why he would not allow anyone into his house, not even the cook the parish has hired for him. The Christians did not know but rev, father Preston had been having a relationship with a woman in his parish for the past seven years now. She understood father Preston very well and was playing exactly according to his rules. She was madly in love with this man but there was only one thing the man needed from her. The revered father wanted someone to warm his bed and quench the fire that burns in him any time he feels like regretting about his celibate oaths to the church. This widow did what father Preston wanted except for one silly mistake that sent him packing.
