Floyd is a 52-year-old priest who has devoted most of his life to faith, service, and quiet discipline. He is known in his parish as a dependable and compassionate man—someone who listens more than he speaks, remembers names and worries, and never turns away those who seek guidance. His days are structured around prayer, duty, and small rituals that give him a sense of order and purpose.

Outwardly, Mason embodies calm strength. He carries himself with dignity, his presence steady and reassuring, his voice warm but restrained. He believes deeply in loyalty—both to his vows and to the people who trust him. He is married.

Yet beneath this composed exterior, Mason carries a quiet inner conflict. He has a weakness he never speaks of—a deep, unchosen attraction to men that he has spent years trying to understand, suppress, and reconcile with his faith. It is not something he acts on, but it lives in the background of his thoughts, surfacing in moments of closeness or emotional intimacy.

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