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    In the beginning of the sixteenth century, Aziraphale and Crowley converge on a monastery in northern England, each on an assignment as an undercover priest.

    Or, on the nature of miracles, love, and forgiveness.

    “Give it a try.”
    “What?”
    “Confess to me.” His voice was low and sweet.
    “What - I - confess what?” Aziraphale said, and laughed nervously. “I have nothing to confess. Certainly not to you.”
    “Well, how about drinking in the confessional? Start small.”
    “What - I - you tricked me into doing that!”
    “I thought angels couldn’t be tricked.”
    “Tempted,” Aziraphale said, absent-mindedly. “Angels can’t be tempted. Alright, fine. Yes, I confess to - to drinking in the confessional. Give me that,” he said, reaching over into Crowley’s side and wrenching the bottle out of his hand. He drank, and tucked the bottle between his thighs, daring Crowley to say something.
    “See?” Crowley said. “S’easy once you start. Go on then, what else?”

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    05 Nov 2024

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    Read - enjoyed this immensely. Want to re-read and leave a comment at some stage.