The Priest's Well (The Greek Village Collection Book 12) - Plot & Excerpts
His silk cassock arrives smelling of the plastic bag it came in, but it is cool and feels heavenly against his skin. Babis finishes the deed transfer and, without any slip or fuss, Nefeli signs her relinquishment of the grand house and is presented with the deeds to the cottage. Savvas is packing up his few possessions. They agreed today they would move. His phone rings. ‘So, today is the day. Well done, my boy!’ The bishop is full of energy. ‘This is a big feather in your cap. The archdeacon is very pleased.’ He rattles on about church business as Savvas takes his phone outside and watches Nefeli on the balcony, folding sheets and putting them into a box. In the week that has passed, he has watched her confidence blossom. Her hair is tied back now and the scar has faded as the skin on her forehead has tanned. She walks with more lift to her chin and she no longer seems afraid of the grace that flows through her limbs. She moves, now, with confidence.
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