open starter || adam
with fall in full swing, the church is cold in the mornings. adam finds himself wishing that the old building had more adequate heating, but something about that feels a little... blasphemous? not that he could really say anything about sin nowadays. last night, he took to a bottle of tequila he’d stashed under his mattress---just a little one, the size of a flask, but it was enough to leave him waking up with a dry mouth and a headache.
on these days, he takes to doing the cleaning that no one seems to realize he does. in a small church, there are only so many people lining up to do the dusting. the vacuuming. the organizing of the bibles in the pockets on the backs of the pews. in his younger days, he would spend this time growing closer to the lord, deep in prayer until he was interrupted.
now, when he hears the old doors creak, he’s just wondering what now?
“Hello.” he smiles tiredly, offering a little wave from a rows back. “Can I help you somehow?”










