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Richard by Jolyon  [message #68289] Tue, 28 January 2014 12:53 Go to previous message
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Jolyon's hero Richard has parents who think that boys should wear the short trousers required by English prep-schools long after he has transferred to public school at 13. Their ideas are reinforced by his father's company's pending merger with a French company... whose owner has a young son who actually revels in wearing short trousers that show his legs off to great advantage. By the end of Chapter one we find Richard infatuated with both the French boy and his wonderfully exposed legs... who wouldn't be?

The story has a delightfully light touch and we can feel Richards frequent erections as they reveal to him that his passage into puberty promises delights that you and I can only remember... the memory enhanced by Jolyon's enticing prose and plot.

More Jolyon, more... please don't stop...
 
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