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- Posted: Fri, 04 Oct 2013 15:19:51 +0000
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JASON PIERCE
“Oh Bless me, Father, for I have sinned
Bless me, Father, I couldn't resist
Oh Father, you have no idea what you've missed. ”
“Oh Bless me, Father, for I have sinned
Bless me, Father, I couldn't resist
Oh Father, you have no idea what you've missed. ”
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- Even as he spoke to Jyzal, Jason still did not understand what in the world had gone wrong. Who stole from a church? He'd thought it was so foolproof to hide those things behind the painting and since only a few people had been aware of where, exactly, he'd hidden them, he assumed he had to search for the traitor near the people who were close and somewhat dear to him. The confessional was a fine place for the meeting, without a doubt, but it still meant that Jason had to get to the church, dress up like a good little priest and go sit still on one incredibly uncomfortable wooden bench for which he'd repeatedly considered getting a cushion to sit on. He was not the one repenting for his sins, why would he need to be uncomfortable?
Jason hadn't even planned to say much and when the line went dead, he set his phone aside and got out of bed to go through the procedure of showering, brushing teeth, before he decided to skip breakfast (since it was hardly as important as getting the damned painting back) and head off to the church. Unaware of what the said price for the man's services would be, he had no reason to pause at any bank. If there was a need to pay immediately, he could always take care of it online, and most likely would. Simply because it was more comfortable.
He rushed once he got to the church, made his way into his office, set his phone on silent and tucked it neatly back into his pocket, pulled the priest robes over his own clothes, as usual, and off to the planned confessional he was. Even if it was one of the warmer churches in town, as well as one that was fairly old and well known, it didn't mean that it was warm enough to parade around in a T-shirt without feeling chilly in one or another way. He'd always underestimated the amount of patience and sheer self-control it took to listen to people before he'd gone down the same path. Learned to sit still and quiet, hear out their oftentimes sick and twisted fantasies and not snap at them because, much to his horror, the people weren't usually even playing pranks on him, and allegedly the big gray man would forgive them anyway, as long as they would repeat some prayers, donate to the church and repent. Repent, repent, repent.
Jason had a sneaking feeling that the man who he was waiting for didn't particularly care for repenting his sins and seeking for forgiveness. In fact, he doubted that a man with as much infamy in the right circles, would care much about the church in the first place, but he was desperate enough to call and he had no doubt that, had he been refused, he would have been willing to beg for the assistance. Fortunately, that was not the case.
He did begin to worry if he was being made a laughing stock when the first five minutes passed and Mr.Silverstone had not shown up. Then another five had gone by and Jason found himself drumming his fingers against his knee, impatient and concerned. Worried, but not willing to give up yet. Five more minutes and Jason was desperate enough to bow his head and murmur a small prayer under his breath. He needed to know who took the painting to get to him, that was all. If there was even the slightest chance that there was someone or something out there greater than him, he wished that this one time, they would listen and bring him the information. It was stupid, what the cause really was and the fact that he was praying to have the plans for something so dangerous and lethal returned to him just so he could sell them off and gain profit but it was better than death. Besides, Jason's upbringing often brought up conflicts. From one point, he hardly cared, from another, he still turned to God when he was in trouble. But it wasn't like he had sat still and awaited for divine help. He just wished that it'd actually get to him.