Fall from Innocence

by CharlRhodes

Francis and Arthur are made for each other. Fascinated by eighteenth century literature, smarts, cynical, they are sure they don't belong in this time. And especially a burning desire to assert their omnipotence. So what better to become the Vicomte de Valmont and the Marquise de Merteuil? Some rules, many prey maximum trophies. They are masters of a cruel and dangerous game.

27. Letter 25

Letter 25

Arthur to Feliciano

Locker No. 357

Thanks for the flowers and sweet kisses. I hope you had a good weekend. I'm sorry for Saturday night, but Ralph was depressed, so I had to meet him in the rush. No, it is not a lie, and even if it was, I remind you that you have no right over me. If I do not want us walking around hand in hand at school, it is not vis-à-vis of the students but for the teachers. Anyway, it's nobody's secret; you did everything to thwart my orders. Take it or leave it. I go to the film club Thursday night, would you come?

From biology class, September 21 19**