Someone finds Hilda's book

As Hilda sensually scrubs away at the church floor and Sally toils in the garden, Merle, one of the church's other nuns, makes what will become a life-changing discovery.

As she busily sweeps around the entrance to the church, she discovers a peculiar item lying on the ground, next to the doorway.

A small book is resting on the ground, leaning against the wall. The curious nun picks it up and examines it.

"'What I Did For The Baron' By H.B. Quiverly?" The nun mumbles allowed as she examines the cover. "What on earth is this doing here?"

Merle was a shy girl, an orphan raised by the church. She was plain, scrawny, bookish, and prone to flights of fancy.

She casually opens the novel and flips to a random passage. Her cheeks turned red almost instantly.

"Oh... oh my!" The woman whispers as she cautiously looked about, like a thief scared of getting caught stealing. She quickly hiked up her dress, revealing her lack of undergarments (those were expensive, and she was but a humble, poor nun), and then hid the book underneath.

She held the novel there with her and then clumsily ran back to her room.