The boy (who I will refer as such
because I can't read katakana) was also an orphan but he was taken in by the church.
The boy, in little cleric garb, had aspirations of becoming a priest and shared his
cheerful perspectives with Angel. However, all Angel could think and feel was Part 2 Back to present setting--Father Mayfield was snatched
off the streets by The tape was sent to the local media as well as the
board members comprised of other clerics. Father Mayfield lost his position and his church
(after losing financial support, it closed). He returned to the streets where he once sold
his body. Anger was the only thing that kept him from resuming his former Through love that Billy had shown Mayfield, the priest renewed his convictions and resolved to get his church back. How he does this, I'm going to leave it for you to find out. This 5 volume series, although not one of the most explicit or shocking stories I've come across, has its merits for having enough power to draw its reader into its sordid world. However, the story will lose its overall strength if you don't read them all. The stories were not told chronologically and unfolds the characters a crease at a time. For about two volumes, I was confused by which of the child blew the other child away or why Angel decided to discard his line of work to swap for a cassock. The artwork, well, it's not the exquisite bishonens with glittering eyes but its simplicity is appealing to me. The intense storyline definitely made this set of books more attractive than it is.
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