By Hetal Shah
The epitome of virtue, judiciousness, and tact in our congregation’s eyes, our pastor solemnly preaches to the packed pews. Today he’s addressing infertility, loyalty, and marriage. Women nod in agreement; men listen mindfully.
I’m flustered by his poise and conscientiousness, yet smitten with his handsome stature. How can he warn against unfaithfulness so zealously?
I glance at his wife. Her eyes gleam with trust—she’ll never have to haul the burden of adultery. After all, she’s the pastor’s wife.
Instantly, a surge of remorse sickens me; my eyes start to gush. Tonight, I have to end my affair with the pastor.
Ah, I see. I think committing adultery is one thing. To preach against it as well is another.
To be an adult is like doing schooling out side school in the real world with numerous challenges
Every day is a new challenge be fit to face it in a positive way
Skillfully done.
In a few words you have beautifully shown the contrast in a person! It’s so true…most often people don’t practice what they preach!
Excellent choice of vocabulary.. very well written..
Amazing ?. Beautifully written.
Beautifully written …..perfect choice of words…..keep up the good work
Very nicely written and shows a different perspective to person
Keep up the great work !