Biggles shoves it in
Authors acknowledgement
As a young boy, I did grow up on the usual diet of children's adventure fiction, and Biggles, by W.E.Johns, was a favorite. Romantic and erotic (R&E) literature was not even close to my mind then. Now I am older, maybe not wiser, but with an active and fertile writing interest in erotica.
A couple of years ago, I looked up information about my juvenile reading, particularly Biggles, and discovered many which I had not read. I have since collected them, with the exception of the last, Biggles: Air Ace, which is absolutely ridiculously priced.
I also discovered Biggles Fan Fiction, some 50 odd publications. I enjoyed reading them. Amongst them was this one story, which lent itself, in my mind as a suitable framework for romantic and erotic extension. I am only extending the theme and have not copied any of the original text.
All characters invented by WEJ belong to his estate. I claim no copyright on the original fan fiction material, which has been only slightly altered, to suit the additional context. The R&E extensions are largely standalone and can be distinguished as being placed between the following syntax.
I have placed short relevant extracts as images from the two books that refer to Marie and Biggles, viz, The Camels Are Coming and Biggles Looks Back.
German phrases are from some helpful translation sites.
Some months after "Biggles Looks Back"...
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Biggles was made welcome by Marie on the cottage doorstep with a sweet smile and a kiss on the cheeks. Biggles was not accustomed to warm womanly welcomes, and he resembled a teenager on his first date, rather than an ace pilot and detective. He did have dejavu from his first kiss with Marie, a long time ago. He almost felt giddy.
The afternoon and evening had flown by in a flurry of paint color discussions, furniture decisions, and general handyman-ness. As they walked about the garden and house, Biggles distinctly felt that Marie was gradually reducing the distance of comfort between a man and woman. He could feel her brush against him, it seemed innocent enough between renewed acquaintances.
When watching the crimson sun go down earlier that evening, from the small garden, she had stood to his right, but just a bit of her was closer and in front of him. He could not help himself and closed the small gap, and they stood body to body, faces glowing in the last of the sunlight. After a few minutes, the slight chill of a February et in and they walked back, Marie holding Biggles, hand in hand.
This household business affair was more work than he'd thought, Biggles reflected with a tired sigh, regarding the remaining wine in his glass contemplatively. Marie was a better cook than he might've supposed and now, replete from a delicious meal, they sat companionably on her sofa, listening to the evening news.
"This reminds me of another evening, in another lifetime," she said, turning to face him with a soft smile.
"The bench in the orchard?" he asked, the corners of his mouth turning up at the memory.
"I was rather thinking of slightly after that," came the somewhat surprising reply.
Biggles raised a questioning eyebrow. She smiled and switched off the news broadcast. He set down his wine glass, and lit his cigarette.
The seduction of Beegles, from The Camels Are Coming
Marie, got up and went to the sideboard, fetched the wine bottle, and on the return, dimmed the lamp. Biggles looked far away, he was obviously reminiscing the twists and turns of life and fate. She could discern his boyish countenance still, even thru the ravages of two wars and the post war duties that her Biggles had been occupied with. She was dressed in the simple tradition of her beloved Bohemia, a white, thick, cotton bodice, bordered with lace and tied in front as well, and a knee length skirt in green and red, that showed off her still slender frame very well.
Marie filled his glass and sat down on the sofa, a trifle closer to him. He placed his arm around her shoulders and drew her closer.
Overwhelmed by all that Biggles had done and risked for her, Marie could control herself no longer and softly sobbed into James's warm and broad shoulders. Sensing her need to release all the pent-up emotions, that she had dammed up for all these years, he let her let it out, and gently stroked her hair.
They were together in the soft glow of the fire and the lamp. Marie snuggled closer to the only man she had ever loved, and they were together in silence for what seemed to, time standing still. She picked up his wine glass, and held it to his lips. He sipped and she sipped from the same.
She looked up, her tear stained face, and saw James look down with a small smile. He leaned down and kissed her lips. They lay in the embrace and said nothing.
James, she called out.
Machen Sie mir Ihre!
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He kissed her again, tasting the salt of her dried-up tears. He ran his lips over her eyelashes. James, you never found another James, I know, and it was all because of me ... Hush, he replied, that is all over.
He continued caressing her shoulders and upper body and she slowly worked his hands to her firm bosom. He slid his hand over the top of her left breast, and continued kissing her, and feeling her femininity within his arms. Marie twisted her body gently so he could get a better position, she guided his fingers to the lace. He gave it a gentle tug and the front came undone.
She had nothing underneath. He slipped his hand inside her bodice and worked his way back and forth between Marie's mature breasts. Spending several minutes on each nipple, he lightly tweaked and pinched each tip and had them standing at full attention. Marie moaned softly. Biggles stopped, a little hesitant to push too hard.
Her hand slid around the back of his neck, and she lifted her face to his. He read the answer in her eyes. Tentatively, his lips brushed hers for a moment, then his forehead rested against hers, and she closed her eyes. He could feel the moist warmth that hung between their parted lips, and his heart gave a sudden lurch. His hands slid up and cradled her face gently. He moved away slightly in order to observe her. Marie's eyes opened slowly, and she found Biggles regarding her intently.
Going thru the war time service, she was no stranger to using her body as a tool and a weapon. But she was a stranger to love. To love was vastly different to being used. She was aware of von Stalhein's attentions and indeed without his efforts, she may not have broken out from the Iron Curtain. She had slept with von Stalhein on many an occasion, sometimes out of his demands, and sometimes out of her own hunger. But she never forgot about Biggles and her efforts to save him or die with him. And how she had made him foolish enough to risk a firing squad.
Ich liebe dich
, Biggles mumbled, hoarsely. Marie grasped James's hand and whispered in his ear, "
Oh mein James, wie ich mich nach dir sehnte!