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Forgive Me, Father || Harry Styles

Some sins begin with the purest intentions. At twenty-two, Y/N has spent her entire life being good. A dutiful daughter, a faithful Catholic, and a young woman taught that obedience is the highest expression of love. Father Harry Styles has spent nearly eight years devoted to God. Newly appointed to St. Augustine’s Church, the thirty-four-year-old priest believes his purpose is to offer compassion to those who need it most. When their paths cross, Harry becomes an unexpected source of comfort for Y/N, encouraging her to question the fears she’s mistaken for faith. But as friendship gives way to forbidden affection, the man who teaches her that love should never demand obedience begins struggling with the very vows that define him. And somewhere between devotion and desire, salvation begins to look dangerously like sin.

Where God Cannot See || Harry Styles

Hidden within the English countryside, Saint Mercy’s Institute promises to reform troubled young adults through discipline, religious devotion and obedience. Behind its gothic walls, however, mercy is seldom extended to those who need it most. Among its students are Harry and Y/N, two troubled souls with little interest in redemption. What begins with stolen cigarettes, clandestine gatherings and shared resentment gradually develops into a forbidden romance marked by mutual rebellion, emotional dependency and self-destructive devotion. In a place where everything is forbidden, they find freedom in each other. But when love becomes their only means of surviving, how far will they go to keep it? ~ Dark academia, forbidden romance, religious trauma, slow burn and mutual codependency. ~

The Good Doctor || Harry Styles

Dr. Harry Styles is one of Blackwood Psychiatric Hospital’s most respected forensic psychiatrists—intelligent, composed, and exceptionally skilled at understanding the human mind. When twenty-four-year-old Y/N arrives following a violent incident involving her former lover, Harry is assigned to oversee her treatment. Beneath her disarming sweetness lies a history of obsession, manipulation, and dangerous attachments. What begins as an ordinary doctor-patient relationship gradually develops into something far more disturbing, as professional boundaries blur and mutual fascination turns into an unhealthy obsession. After all, who treats the doctor when he’s just as disturbed as his patient?