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Jupiter – hurricanes draw clouds, gas and clouds
Fifth planet from the sun. And this is something huge. And unusual. This is biggest planet in solar system. And it is gas giant. You cannot land at this planet. And even more - this planet can be a star. It is made with clouds. Such a planet with the clouds. Almost all the planet is made with atmosphere. Gas and clouds. Some elements with liquid state.
In the House of God
Summary: You spend your late hours with Fyodor, a priest at your local cathedral.
Pairing: Priest!Fyodor x reader
Genre: Fluff! Not a modern setting.
A/n: Inspired by the lovely @beandaifuku . I had a lot of fun writing this one, priest!Fyodor is definitely an interesting concept. He also doesn’t have a god complex in this. I think now would also be a good time to mention that I myself have never been in a relationship, nor I have I ever felt romantic feelings for anyone. I don’t know how important that is, but I think it’s worth noting that you’re getting an outsiders perspective. Nonetheless enjoy! Ao3
“I was wondering if you would show up tonight as well.”
The words greet you as soon as you enter the nave of the cathedral, fully drawing your attention to the man standing before the altar, his back turned to you. He knew you would be coming, same as any other night.
“Father Fyodor, forgive me, for I did not mean to intrude.”
“Intrude? No, not at all,” he turns to face you, “this place is open for all, no matter the time. You knew this already, no?”
He smiles, and while it is something soft and gentle you cannot help but notice an underlying darkness to it and you pray that it is unintentional. A chill crawls up your spine and with a curt nod you quickly move yourself to the back row of pews. His eyes follow you, a peculiar gaze that doesn’t leave until you’re fully seated.
The distant sound of rain fills the air, easing your nerves and calming you. It is not long, however, before the gentle sound of Fyodor humming reaches your ears, an old psalm that for one reason or another is no longer sung at mass. His voice is calm, almost weary, and it fills the air with a serenity that was not fully present before. Your attention is drawn once more to the man by the altar, absorbed in whatever scripture lay before him and you wonder how he can manage to read it in the dim candlelight, though knowing him you would wager that it’s been memorised fully by now. You would ask, if not for fear of disturbing the peace of this shared moment, so you remain quiet and tuck the question away for later.
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