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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'Rather!'
At some point during said d.r., the back of one of the Jeevesian knuckles brushed against the skin of my belly, and that little thing sent such a jolt through me that I fairly gasped. A bit rummy, really, but it felt as though he had some sort of electricity stored up in there, simply waiting for the touch to set it off. Speaking of, though, Jeeves was looking decidedly formal stood there in full valeting uniform, and I tugged slightly on one lapel, giving him my best suggestive look.
'You're looking a tad overdressed, Jeeves. Er, shall we retire to a more suitable locale? The kitchen, after all- not built for this sort of thing, what?'
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"We can retire to the bedroom, sir, although I will have to release you again." Just a fair warning. In fact, while we're pulling away, let's pick up that waistcoat and set it with the shirt.
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I couldn't help smiling at the way Jeeves had to pick up my carelessly dropped waistcoat and fold it with the shirt. A valet is a valet is a valet, I suppose, no matter whether he's canoodling with the young master or not. It felt absolutely corking to see the fellow grin at me like that, I must say. I mean- Jeeves! Grinning! The thing positively defied imagining. But there it was, and seized by a sudden thought, I grabbed the fellow's hand as if we were but a pair of lads, and tugged him off to the sleeping quarters of one B. Wooster, where the bed was looking dashed inviting indeed.
'Bedroom, Jeeves.' I murmured, leaning up on my tiptoes to give him another quick kiss. I rather felt that now might be the time to whisper something cheeky and inviting, but I'm not exactly the most experienced of men in this arena, so I rather found myself at a loss.
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Jeeves holds the door open with his free hand. Ever the gentleman's personal gentleman.
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Still, though, I seemed stuck with nerves that danced about in the corpus, lending a quiver to my limbs and a twitch to my fingers. I turned to Jeeves with a tilt of the bean.
'Well, Jeeves?'
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"If you would prefer that I take over, sir, that would be most acceptable." Eyes dark and glittering, the man lays his hands on Bertram's hips. Slow circles are rubbed into the muscle there, light and soothing.
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Not that I wanted to, of course. Not at all. If I could have just stood there staring into the marvellous eyes of my valet for the rest of my days, I suppose I would have felt luckier than most men.
I was dashed thankful that he volunteer to take the lead, though, as while I knew precisely where I wanted this whole affair to go, I didn't really know how to go about getting there without making a complete ass of myself.
'You read my mind once again, Jeeves.' Said I. 'I surrender all control to your capable hands.'
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"If you are very sure you would be comfortable with that, sir..." He doesn't lean in - rather, he slides his hands around to squeeze Bertie's arse, pulling the young master to him. Although a manservant's uniform is hardly cut to display such things, the chest beneath is quite firm indeed. "...I would very much enjoy taking control."
God, that's almost a growl.
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My mouth felt suspiciously dry, and I had to clear my throat several times before any words could find their way to escaping.
'Control.' I managed, sounding a bit weak and shivery. 'Oh, rather! Comfortable- yes, dash it, I am! Have at the young master, Jeeves, by all means.'
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Jeeves breaks away for air, finally, and elicits a hot pant of breath against Bertram's neck before withdrawing a little further. He does continue to support his young master, though, perhaps a little possessively.
"I believe, sir," and now it's not a growl so much as a purr, "that it is time for you to disrobe and lay back on the bed before you run the risk of falling down." Well observed, Jeeves.
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"Very good, sir. If you would now recline..." Already, he is moving to the foot of the bed. He has to tilt his head fairly far down to look Bertram in the eye, who is currently level with his stomach. (Nearby areas of interest are also, well, of interest. And interested.)
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It was a touch unnerving, having him just staring at me like that, as if he'd a mind to pounce on me and simply ravish me right then and there, and I had to work one hand into the bedding to keep from slipping it in between my legs. Habit, you know.
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