When Father Fiore gets his first moment alone with young Mason, he is sure he has found his perfect disciple. The boy displays all the traits of a young man who is willing to tap into Fiore’s deepest desires, but there are a few things the ravenous priest needs to know first. Will the boy be able to keep a secret is at the top of his list? It is not a question of will he be able to keep his mouth shut. It’s a question of – can he avoid any tells that there is some secret passion brewing between them. After all, if anyone were to discover their romance, there would be hell to pay… Mason is blissfully unaware of the calculations Fiore makes as he sizes the young man up. All he knows is that he has recently been sent to a Catholic school for troubled boys, one whose mission is to mold him into a respectful, God-fearing member of greater society. Perhaps he can even be useful to the world, create something, help another struggling soul reach salvation. There is no telling what he can do if his potential is properly tapped, and Mason truly hopes he is able to reach inside of himself and change for the better. But as Fiore approaches him to praise the boy for his calm and collected demeanor, Mason senses a strange turn in the air. Suddenly, he feels Fiore’s eyes crawling from his toes to the tip of his head, examining every corner of his young body. He is unsure what it all means. Perhaps this is what it takes to become an altar boy. Perhaps his physical form must be aligned with his spirituality to properly serve God at the school.