An Extraordinary Evening

William Heatherton and his closest friend, Robin Crawley, are two of the most notorious rakehells in London, infamous for breaking hearts and creating scandals wherever they go.

The day after the grand Rosenfelts’ ball, the opening event of the season, William Heatherton wakes up in his four-poster bed with a terrible headache and only vague memories of what happened the evening before, but with an odd feeling that something rather unusual has occurred...

An extract from the story:
William froze.
It was one thing to know that his closest friend had a taste and preference for gentlemen; however, it was an entirely different matter to stumble upon him and another man together, only half-dressed and kissing each other deeply while tearing at each other’s clothes. A soldier’s uniform jacket lay deserted on the ground together with Robin’s dove-grey waistcoat and silk shirt.
He knew that he should leave as discreetly and quickly as possible; however, William found it impossible to take his eyes off the two men and swiftly hid behind a stone column. There was something untamed and feral about the way that they kissed and hastily undressed each other, oblivious to the chilly night, which was nothing like the gentle and careful lovemaking with a lady.

Keywords:
London, voyeurism, iced champagne, gay-for-you, M/M romance

About the author:
Lady T. L. Jennings is a secretive writer who loves the Victorian era, afternoon tea, and small obedient dogs.
She lives in Oxfordshire, England, and writes Victorian erotica and romance stories with a dash of gothic mystique by hand, usually after midnight and by candle light.
She collects corsets, lovers, and books (all with various levels of success).