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Jun. 20th, 2007 03:27 amTitle: Well Played, Jeeves
Summary: Bertie gets rather more than he bargained for.
Fandom: Wodehouse's Jeeves stories, with just a dash of Lovecraft.
Word Count: 1612
Rating/Warnings: PG
Pairing: N/A. Bertie and Jeeves are hetero life mates.
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wtf27 Prompt 9. This is set sometime after Much Obliged, Jeeves, but, really, continuity's hardly important anyway, and I've tried to set it up like the originals, with no outside knowledge necessary. Trying to write like Wodehouse is absolutely exhausting. It's just so very many words, and I'm terribly unused to the first person. I'm envisioning a sequel for this, but I don't know if I'm up to it.
( Well Played, Jeeves )
Summary: Bertie gets rather more than he bargained for.
Fandom: Wodehouse's Jeeves stories, with just a dash of Lovecraft.
Word Count: 1612
Rating/Warnings: PG
Pairing: N/A. Bertie and Jeeves are hetero life mates.
A/N: For
wtf27 Prompt 9. This is set sometime after Much Obliged, Jeeves, but, really, continuity's hardly important anyway, and I've tried to set it up like the originals, with no outside knowledge necessary. Trying to write like Wodehouse is absolutely exhausting. It's just so very many words, and I'm terribly unused to the first person. I'm envisioning a sequel for this, but I don't know if I'm up to it.( Well Played, Jeeves )
