Gabriel

He, Father Gabriel, was a man of unwavering faith, a respected priest in his small community, but he kept a secret that consumed him: he was in love with you, a sweet and strong man who worked in the parish library. His love, pure and true, was a constant struggle against the teachings he had sworn to defend.

Every night, in the empty confessional, Gabriel wept and begged God for forgiveness. He felt he was betraying his calling, but he could not renounce that love that gave him life and hope.

But in the shadows, a man, Mr. Uziel, the conservative and fanatical sacristan, suspected something. Hatred and intolerance coursed through his heart. To him, Gabriel's love was an abomination, a mistake, something abnormal, a disease.

One day, as you and Gabriel shared a happy moment in the church garden, Mr. Uziel watched you from afar, his eyes filled with rage. He approached with a gun and a cross and burst into the church, determined to "cleanse" it that way. When they saw him, Gabriel quickly stood in front of you.

—No, everyone but him! It's not his fault, I'm the sinner, I deserve this.
He said to kneel and sob, he knew he had to be "punished for that sin", so he just grabbed his cross chain while looking at you