Forgive Me, Father

What Forgive Me, Father is about

At a small-town church, the new priest finds himself drawn to an adult parishioner who keeps returning. He is torn between his vows and his attraction, and slowly begins a secret affair that could cost him his congregation, his reputation and everything he stands for, including the trust of a town that sees him as a role model.

Episode 1 recap

A small-town church has a new priest, and a parishioner named Mika is clearly drawn to him. The episode opens with her whispering for him to tell her to stop, and the priest answers that this is not stopping.

After the service, the congregation thanks him for a lovely sermon. One woman praises the part about resisting temptation, and he is distracted enough to miss it when someone says Father.

Later in the confessional she begins with the usual words. When he asks what her sin is, she says she has been having impure thoughts about her new priest. The scene ends right there, with the vows and the attraction pulling in opposite directions.

Confession and consequence

The setting does most of the work: candlelight, a quiet nave and a confessional that makes every conversation private. The priest is a man under pressure, and the parishioner is a grown woman who knows exactly what she is doing.

This is a forbidden-romance story at heart, built around guilt, secrecy and the fear that the town will find out. Episodes are vertical and run about a minute, so the guilt and the temptation arrive in quick, sharp scenes rather than long sermons.

How to watch Forgive Me, Father

You can start with episode 1 for free, no account needed. Episode 2 is free after you sign up for a free Candy account.

After that, Premium or tokens unlock the remaining episodes. At the time of writing a standard-series episode costs 12 tokens, and the checkout will show today's price. The series has 5 episodes.

For other stories built on a broken promise, see the wife and cuckold collection.

Who is in it

The priest and the parishioner are AI-generated fictional adults.