“It’s hardly perfect, sir, but it’s the best that’s on offer. I took the liberty of adding the sugar already.”
Jack grunts, taking the Styrofoam cup of coffee from Ianto without otherwise acknowledging him. The wind off the peaks ruffles his hair and makes his coat billow about him in what Ianto can’t help but notice is a suitably melodramatic
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I'll never be able to read Wuthering Heights again without thinking of Ianto.
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Well written.
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(As for Jack sexiness, I'd be lying if I said I weren't partial to that myself.)
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Poor Ianto. Trading a lover with armour over her skin for one who wears his armour under it.
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Spot on! That is exactly what I was trying to convey. Thanks for reviewing, and I'm glad you enjoyed it!
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