14 - the days I live without you

[lolitics_meme]

I'm so very sorry for the lateness of the new post. But this is the first time LJ is working for me again.  I wrote a sonnet for you but is now forever lost in the glitches :( 
So no funny business here, I know you want to get back to the usual game ASAP.

There is a substitute on dreamwidth in case LJ is having trouble again.

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FILL: A Courtship of Lashes and Masts. Part 2

[anonymous]

Note: Warning for dubious consent.

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Ed rather thought that the moral high ground was a lonely place. He wasn’t angry - of course he wasn’t - and he wasn’t jealous (whatever that was supposed to feel like). He was merely disappointed; and sad that the man he had trusted should have indulged in such haphazard and un-aesthetic practices.

There was also the unforgivable fact that Osborne had used David’s wife’s name as his safe word. Whatever issues Ed had with his sister-in-law, he recognised that a family insult must be avenged on the perpetrator.

It was no longer a case of research, or even the mutual love regard that had been growing between himself and the Chancellor. This was - would have to be - retributive justice.

Ed checked, with clinical efficiency, that The Mast was immovable in its settings, that the lashings would hold, that the background music was sufficiently irresistible; and awaited his errant lover co-researcher

Re: FILL: A Courtship of Lashes and Masts. Part 2

[anonymous]

You're a tease, authoranon.

*wants mast now*

Your EMil is very milibot-like. Not a type I'm used to reading, but it's hot in this. I like how he makes 'retributive justice' his excuse.

Re: FILL: A Courtship of Lashes and Masts. Part 2

[anonymous]

Eeek! Oh my. Poor George! And Ed, denying his anger and his jealousy. I love the idea of their mutual regard though, there's not nearly enough regard in the world, imho.

I was worried I'd missed a bit of this, very glad I haven't. Mutual interests in vegetable-matter are not to be taken lightly!