Nephilim and the Nun

Quinn:

After she left, I retreated to the far end of the cell. There was nothing more to do so, I decided to continue with the book I'd been reading. I picked up the book from where I'd dropped it but a piece of a white object caught my attention.

It was the woman's phone. She'd left it behind after folding the cloth. Led by curiosity, I moved towards it and took it before retreating to the end of the cell. I stared at the iPhone for a while, wondering what I'd find if I should switch it on. Snooping around people's properties didn't interest me but the woman herself was interesting. And I was convinced I might find a thing or two about her relationship with my captor.

With that conviction in mind, I switched it on. Luckily for me, it wasn't locked with a password. The first thing I saw was the google page with multiple pictures of Gonzalez. At the sight of mere pictures of the man, I snorted in resentment. Going back to the homepage, I clicked on her call list, scrolling through the names. Her call list contained only a few contacts that were females and each of the names had the endearment, *Sister*, attached to it. 

Closing her call list, I moved on to check her text messages. The folder was empty. From there, I moved on to her photos. The only pictures on the phone were mostly screenshots of the scriptures till I came across a picture of two women. They looked the same as the owner of the phone except for their hair. The woman I'd come to know, I hadn't seen her hair as a result of the headgear that was part of her nun uniform. But the younger woman in the picture had wavy blonde hair. The other who was older had the same wavy hair but it was dirty blonde.

The younger one must be the nun. I concluded.

In the photo, she looked nothing like a nun. The woman was the true definition of beauty with shiny wavy hair that cascaded over her shoulders. She was cladded in a tank top with a low neck, hinting at her cleavage. Her smile was bright, sampling her dimples.

I didn't notice the loud thudding of footsteps heading my way till they got so close. In a rush of not wanting to be seen with a gadget, I quickly shoved the phone down the

the basement that must lead to the second entrance. It was the priest, father Elliott, as he'd introduced himself the first time I encountered

a sheepish smile plastered on his face but his eyes said a different thing. His dark pupils were

outside this basement, he was a Saint, having been ordained a priest of the creator. But I was the only

I was getting weak by the day and I was also losing

little ritual". I spoke, staring

His smile broadened.

it gets

a matter of time Elliot. Just a matter of time". I enunciated the words, making

only made him

bravery is commendable. Even the devil was defeated when God

he came down to earth in forms of people like you who