[...He does know it. He's suddenly sorry to have brought up what seems to be a point of uncertainty in her life, though it seems silly to feel that way. He is her future husband, is he not?]
[It shouldn't be surprising, because family is often a source of conflict, especially in the upper circles of English society. Sholmes himself will soon be shipped off to Oxford, for example, so that he might fully integrate himself into the rank and file. The idea both compels and disgusts; he would like to study the sciences, but only on his own time, and not amid peers who would dull his mind. He is upset, in some ways, with his family because it is not ideal, and yet they'd see him remain there all the same.
(In the future, he will get an entire case out of the friends he makes at university, having to do something with a man named Musgrave and a ritual, but that's years and years from now.)
Still, even this is not on the same level as he would call a... betrayal.]
[ would it not be seeking comfort and coddling to tell him? to this day she struggles so deeply with revealing this part of her life to those closest to her. always simpler when they are a stranger for whom knowing her is only a tiny fraction of their life, and whom she will never have to see again.
when it is Sholmes...
she's quiet at first, merely turning her face deeper into his neck as though seeking a hiding place, and hugs her thighs around his hips. in every way, folding up. ]
The way she becomes smaller, folded up against him, is so telling.
Broken relationships between parents and their children are also not unheard of, but they rarely revolve solely around betrayal and little else. He realizes that there may be more to the story, of course, and yet his gut instinct tells Sholmes that there is no love lost between his future wife and future in-laws.
Future in-laws. What a... terrible... notion...]
Unforgivable. Utterly selfish, to ruin a path you wished to tread.
A high and lustful teenager, already fascinated with her body, will of course reply in the affirmative with no thought of the consequences, if any. He had already suggested as much before, didn't he?]
[Aha, she likes to hear them beg. What does that say about her personality, what can he intuit more? ...Who knows, he's abandoned logic for now. He only knows he can give her what she wants.]
Please. Please, I beg of you. [Imploring, stretched out syllables, just for her.] You'll... you'll drive me mad, otherwise.
[ this is... exactly what she's asking for, yes. that longing tone. Sprezzatura's hand creeps between them and toys at the wet head of his cock. how she wants to kiss him. to hold him inside. ]
Hilt yourself, then.
[ but first, he'll have to get out of her lap. good luck! ]
[He's briefly distracted by how she touches him, reveling in the sensation of her touching such a sensitive spot. He aches for her, even despite their brief pause where they talked about such dreadful things like family.]
Hmmmnghhh...
[The noise of effort he makes, trying to push himself off of the chaise just enough to... sidle off of her. Give him a moment.]
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I hope I am helping you find that answer.
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[Murmured into her neck. He is glad to hear that.]
There’s nothing worse in life than stagnation.
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Some things.
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Mm, like what?
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Who would do such a thing?
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a low, hot murmur against his neck, ] No accounting for family.
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[It shouldn't be surprising, because family is often a source of conflict, especially in the upper circles of English society. Sholmes himself will soon be shipped off to Oxford, for example, so that he might fully integrate himself into the rank and file. The idea both compels and disgusts; he would like to study the sciences, but only on his own time, and not amid peers who would dull his mind. He is upset, in some ways, with his family because it is not ideal, and yet they'd see him remain there all the same.
(In the future, he will get an entire case out of the friends he makes at university, having to do something with a man named Musgrave and a ritual, but that's years and years from now.)
Still, even this is not on the same level as he would call a... betrayal.]
A jealous sibling...?
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when it is Sholmes...
she's quiet at first, merely turning her face deeper into his neck as though seeking a hiding place, and hugs her thighs around his hips. in every way, folding up. ]
My father, my mother.
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The way she becomes smaller, folded up against him, is so telling.
Broken relationships between parents and their children are also not unheard of, but they rarely revolve solely around betrayal and little else. He realizes that there may be more to the story, of course, and yet his gut instinct tells Sholmes that there is no love lost between his future wife and future in-laws.
Future in-laws. What a... terrible... notion...]
Unforgivable. Utterly selfish, to ruin a path you wished to tread.
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A name that I know does not apply.
[He’s known her for less than a day but this is an easy conclusion to make.]
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[ suffused with exasperated warmth. how can he know? how can he know yet? ah, a teenage boy, truly. ]
Would you like to come inside me?
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A high and lustful teenager, already fascinated with her body, will of course reply in the affirmative with no thought of the consequences, if any. He had already suggested as much before, didn't he?]
Yes.
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…doesn’t matter. He is too high and too eager for her body to care.]
Please, Ms Vaux.
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Please, Ms Vaux.
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Please. Ms Vaux. Let me come inside of you.
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Please, please. I want to feel your want, Herlock.
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Please. Please, I beg of you. [Imploring, stretched out syllables, just for her.] You'll... you'll drive me mad, otherwise.
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Hilt yourself, then.
[ but first, he'll have to get out of her lap. good luck! ]
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Hmmmnghhh...
[The noise of effort he makes, trying to push himself off of the chaise just enough to... sidle off of her. Give him a moment.]
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