The Shape of A Sin
WLW | There were three things St. Agnes Academy for Girls took very seriously: academic excellence, the sanctity of the Lord, and the preservation of a young woman’s virtue. Y/N Greenwood had spent sixteen years trying to be the kind of girl God would be proud of. She attended Sunday Mass without complaint, wore her uniform skirts at the regulation length, volunteered to read scripture during morning prayer, and knew every word to every hymn by heart. Her mother called her a blessing. Her teachers called her a model student. Father Michael called her a young woman with a promising future in the Church. And Y/N called herself a liar.
The Shape of A Sin
WLW | There were three things St. Agnes Academy for Girls took very seriously: academic excellence, the sanctity of the Lord, and the preservation of a young woman’s virtue. Y/N Greenwood had spent sixteen years trying to be the kind of girl God would be proud of. She attended Sunday Mass without complaint, wore her uniform skirts at the regulation length, volunteered to read scripture during morning prayer, and knew every word to every hymn by heart. Her mother called her a blessing. Her teachers called her a model student. Father Michael called her a young woman with a promising future in the Church. And Y/N called herself a liar.