TITLE: Undesirable (A vampire novel)
RATING: NC-17 (This chapter R)
GENRE: Porn with plot -- heavy on the plot. Action/adventure, some black humor, some romance.
PAIRINGS: George x everyone. Mostly Slash, some het, three and moresomes. Vampire sex.
WARNINGS: (this chapter) violence.
WORD COUNT: 5472
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Chapter 12 )
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*calms heart*
And Lord Jeffery - despite his act, despite his pomposity, his arrogance, there's something pretty sympathetic about him, mostly in the tiny glimpses that appears to be sponatenous or when he's surprised. And how he took care of Wally.
God, I'm so sorry for him. I hope there was NOT a mental link between them, because... because...
For his sake I hope that the Lady Darlene is safe. T_T
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I'm trying to make Jeffrey into a fun bad-guy. It sounds like I'm succeeding. :D
There was no link between Wally and Darlene. She was waaaay too busy to bother with him at that point. And Jeffrey would have shielded him anyway. Jeffrey may be totally insincere and manipulative, but he's got his limits. I think being in a strange vampires house while she and her friends rips your patron to pieces in front of you is traumatic enough.
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He IS... I know I've managed to make some bad-guys like that. Fun and you just can NOT hate him, can't help LIKING him. Except you really hope you won't ever meet such a person in real life, because DAMN is he manipulative.
Poor Wally. Poor George. I hope Wally forgives him. :(
(Also, when Nadette asked for Jeffery's forgiveness, the first thing I thought of was D&S's sort of sub. Not merely vassal status. But that's because I have a dirty, dirty mind.)
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Oh yeah, no, Jeffrey would be a terrible person to meet IRL. A normal person would be toast in his hands.
I have met an engaging, charismatic, manipulative and fun sociopath IRL before. Thank goodness, he had no interest whatsoever in me and he had no sadistic tendencies. One of those rare genuinely nice people who simply and pathologically can't tell right from wrong. He was utterly fascinating to watch, real popcorn material. He walked in the room and you just sat back for the show. Eventually his sociopathy caught up with him and he got tossed in jail for something he considered entirely reasonable but was unbelievably illegal. To this day, I don't think he has a clue what he did wrong or why he was prosecuted.
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As I've said, I do so love Lord Jeffrey. He does for some reason, remind me of Professor Dumbledore though. Not entirely sure why.
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Oh Jeffrey definitely has something up his sleeve. To me it seems glaringly obvious, because I've shown him pulling his plan together in the background of the last couple of chapters. But I'm guessing all that's coming off as random details to everyone else.
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And kudos to you for devising him!
"And I'll even bid on him tomorrow night, if you so desire, though I doubt your pockets are deep enough to afford him."
She's bidding on Jeffrey's behalf?
Haven't seen the maid yet. You mentioned that you'd talk about that part of the story... I guess the plot expanded mid-way. Which is Great, of course! ;-) But I was just curious how your devious mind works... because dang, it has me at the edge of my seat! ;-)
Thanks for your updates!
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I'm glad you like Jeffrey.
The maid is one of those details that I know in my mind happened, but may not actually get into the story -- because ultimately it's not that important. There's lots of much more important things going on. The plot was always going this way. I had the entire story mapped out before I started writing. I am glad that my plot isn't an obvious one (though I do work to put in hints -- even now I'm preparing for things that won't happen 5 or more chapters down the road).
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