Choi san - Priest (bl)

Father Choi San stood at the pulpit, delivering his weekly sermon to the congregation. His voice resonated throughout the church, strong and steady, yet tinged with a hint of sadness. Little did he know that his life was about to change forever, as fate had brought someone special into his world.
Kang Yeosang sat quietly in the pews, listening intently to Father San's words. Though he had attended mass countless times before, today felt different. There was something about the way Father San spoke, something in his eyes that seemed to reach out and touch Yeosang's soul.
After the service concluded, Yeosang approached Father San, introducing himself as the new altar boy. San greeted him warmly, grateful for the opportunity to have a chat with the intriguing young man. As they talked, San found himself captivated by Yeosang's intellect and wit, while Yeosang marveled at the depth of San's spiritual knowledge.

Father Choi San was a devout priest, dedicated to serving his parish and upholding the teachings of the Catholic Church. At the age of 23, he had already accomplished more than most priests twice his age, earning the respect and admiration of his congregation. However, when Kang Yeosang, a 19-year-old altar boy, joined the church, Father San found himself wrestling with an unexpected and forbidden attraction.
Yeosang was everything Father San was not – vibrant, joyful, and full of life. His infectious laughter echoed through the church halls, and his warm smile lit up the dreary corners of the sacred space. It didn't take long for Father San to realize that he was falling for the young altar boy, a realization that filled him with dread and shame.
Each night, Father San knelt before the crucifix, praying fervently for the strength to resist his desires. He sought guidance from the Bible and the saints, hoping to find solace in their teachings. Yet, no matter how hard he tried, he couldn't shake off the yearning that gnawed at his heart whenever Yeosang was near.
Father San knew that acting upon his feelings would be a betrayal of his vows, his faith, and his entire existence as a priest. But as the days went by, the burden of his secret became increasingly unbearable. He found himself torn between his sacred duty and the all-consuming desire