Peppery feelings

Kimani grew up in a world where homosexuality is a grave sin and a crime against the world order. He believed what he was taught: Shameful people who insult God deserve severe punishment. And if He does not punish them, you have to take care of it. Even if it causes bloody wounds on your body and peppery feelings in your soul. He never thought he would find a church in a foreign country that welcomes and helps homosexuals. He would never have thought that gay people from Africa would be granted asylum in Britain just because they are gay. Kimani no longer believed that he would be allowed to stay in his desired country, but now hope dawned. He's been through a lot in his life: Masai, self-appointed guide, executor of God's will, courier without papers. It can happen. a homosexual?