In the late afternoon, Jeeves is still out playing chess with Redding. The rooms have of course been cleaned to perfection before the manservant's departure, so the handwritten letter on the silver tray on the end-table is all the more noticeable. It reads, in familiar cursive scrawl:
Bertie
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It was... dash it, I can't even describe it. Suffice it say it sent thrills all the way down to my toes and then back up again to do gymnastics in the general area of my torso. It seemed that beneath the generally calm and implacable surface Jeeves presented to all and sundry lurked a positively tiger-like ferocity. I more than approved. It didn't take long for me to get into the spirit of the thing, and I brought the hands up to clutch at Jeeves's back and bring him even closer, if that was possible.
After several very long, breathless moments, I broke away with a cheeky sort of nibble on Jeeves's lower lip.
'I say, Jeeves, that was- well, dash it! You've been hiding your light under the bushel most unfairly, old thing.'
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"In that case," the man says primly, inclining his head in an acknowledging and dutiful manner. He then proceeds to slide said hand down his young master's backside, past it, curling his hand around the back of Bertram's thigh and swiftly hauling him up and onto the counter in a veritable flash.
Just as quickly, Jeeves's hand shifts again, spreading Bertram's knees apart and taking residence in the space between them. The merest intimations of pressure there, while in contrast the rest of him is quite forceful indeed - another insistent kiss, fingers tangling themselves almost-gently in fine golden strands.
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I gave a little moan of appreciation and allowed myself to be pushed backwards by Jeeves's insistence, eagerly opening to him. I clung to his solid figure, and one hand insinuated itself amid sleek black hair, slippery with pomade. It suddenly occurred to me that I wanted very much to see that perfectly combed hair mussed and ruffled, and I ran my fingers through it, making it as messy as I could whilst still concentrating on the bally wonderful kiss the man was giving me.
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"Sir," he breathes.
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'God, Jeeves,' I muttered breathlessly. 'Shouldn't be allowed to feel that corking, you know.'
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'How do you expect a fellow to get on undoing his waistcoat, Jeeves, when he criminally attractive valet insists on going about squeezing his thighs in such an utterly distracting manner?'
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I'm afraid the voice contained something of a whine there as I said the chap's name. The bally nerve, honestly, teasing me like that now we'd got past the awkward section of this whole affair. I gave him a bit of a pout as I removed the waistcoat I wore above the half-buttoned shirt, and then- just to sort of fling the thing back at him- dropped it to the floor in a heap. I smoothed the blow with one of the little gay ones, though; wouldn't do to traumatise Jeeves too much, after all.
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"Would you like some assistance, then, sir?" He leans in with steady hands, carefully unbuttoning the shirt.
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