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| Author: | Luridel |
| Summary: | Cecil writes back to Ozzy, and takes a risk slightly unbefitting of a gentleman. |
| Rating: | T for Teen |
Dear Ozzy,
This is my first letter from you without Lady Merelda's assistance, and I am going to guess your forgery practice has been helpful. This is a far cry from barely being able to "do the letter shapes," as you described it. I can read every word, and (some creative spelling aside) I know what they're all intended to say.
Do you remember this one?
[ Drawn below that is the sign for 'keep going', with lines to indicate movement. ]
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOG.
Contrary to instructions, I have not burned your letter. It is not every day a beautiful woman tells me I can ride her any time.
I would be pleased to ride you in any location of your choosing, at any speed of your choosing, provided the location is not too crowded. I hope you do not mind my relative lack of experience.
If I have been entirely too forward, then please forgive me: I am only working within the bounds of the innuendo I was given. I value your friendship with or without any benefits that accompany it.
If I am not being forward enough, I think you are beautiful and fun and I would love to take you on a date.
Mistweaving is what the pandaren call the magic that they are teaching me. I would be delighted to show you. Pick a place and time and I will be there.
Cecil