This story contains themes of futanari on male, futanari on futanari, and incest. Also, silliness. Lady Priscella has recently reached her majority at 19, and the other characters are older.
As soon as she was distracted by the truffles, I slipped away from my Aunt Claire and into the reading room. I thoroughly enjoy parties, of course, but my chaperone can make
anything
boring. It's truly a gift. I left her nattering away with some old biddy about whether or not jellies or jams were ideal on the latest culinary confection. I closed the door behind me - my Aunt would soon be on the warpath to search me out, and I hoped she would bypass this room if it was not obvious. But then a sound behind me made me turn, and I muffled a gasp.
He was a military man, and he had turned his head when I entered. I quickly checked my memory, and ah - yes, we had been introduced. Captain William Weatherstone was not nobility, but one must expect some degree of the lower classes at events like this, and he was said to be very competent. I suspected, however, that the way he filled out his uniform had more to do with his invitation than his abilities. He was very handsome, with broad muscular shoulders, a trim waist and a truly magnificent mustache. And his uniform
was
exquisitely tailored.
But of course, I was forgetting myself! I blushed fiercely - imagine walking in on a man and simply staring! It would not do. I gave my best curtsy. "My apologies, Captain. Pray forgive me, but I did not expect to find anyone else here." And really, it was passing strange to find a military man here, of all places. I would have expected him to frequent the smoking room, rather than look through books.
He smiled back at me, and gave a competent, if rough, bow. "My Lady. I entirely failed to notice anything other than your beauty, so no apologies are necessary."
This made me blush even more fiercely - and well, really! The man must have been close to twice my age, and it was quite improper of him to say such things without anyone else present. But, well, he really is very handsome, and I could enjoy the complement, couldn't I? I decided to forge ahead. "Well, you have my thanks regardless. May I ask what you're doing here, among all these stuffy books?" I looked around with a bit of disdain - books are all well and good I suppose, but I can't imagine just sitting and
reading
them.
He gave me another smile, and I noticed with fascination that it made his mustache quiver. "Of course. You are..." and here he hesitated as he searched his memory, "Lady Priscella Biggensworth, correct? The viscount's third daughter?"
I hid a wince - I am his
fourth
daughter - but with the military I suppose one must make some allowances. Can you imagine though, being at the Princess's ball and not knowing who is who? Incredible. Still, it wouldn't do to leave him mistaken - Patricia is dull and married, and I am neither. But I favored him with a gracious nod and a winning smile. "His fourth, but no matter."
He nodded back to me. "Of course, of course, my lady. But certainly you'll find this interesting too." He turned back to the wall behind him, and stretched up, running his hand along the books. "I found here an account of your grandfather's campaign in the Indies - fascinating read really, it has some details on this maneuvers that I've never heard before. Here, let me just find it..."
I let his voice natter off, because my attention had shifted. The captain's coat had risen as he stretched, displaying to me absolutely the most delicious pair of buttocks I'd ever seen. Tight pants are in vogue for military dress, and I watched the play of his muscles as his cheeks shifted and bounced in fascination. And then I felt a twitch in my unmentionables, and realized with a start what I was doing. But by then it was too late, and I watched in horror as my dress tented up in front of me. I thought quickly. This simply would not do - I could not bare the shame of walking around with my... all-together on display. I interrupted the good Captain's monologue. "Captain, sir! I - that is, could you-" I floundered.
He turned and looked at me, and spotted the issue right away. His brows creased with concern. "My lady, are you quite alright? Is there anything I can do?"
I nodded back, miserable. Imagine this happening at the Princess's party! "Yes, Captain. I just have a... small feminine problem. You simply must help me!" I fluttered my eyelashes at him, and tried to look as though I might faint. It was best if I elicit as much sympathy as possible.
To the Captain's credit, he did not hesitate and sprung into action. "I would like nothing better, my lady." He started toward the door. "I believe I saw one of the likely stable lads just a few minutes ago. I promise to retrieve him and return forthwith, and I will guard the door to make sure no one interrupts you and that you remain unmolested."
Now I'm sure that for a military family, a stable lad would do. But I am of the nobility! The thought of being caught at the Princess's party with a commoner - no. No, that was not an option. I grabbed his arm as he walked past. "Captain," I pleaded, trying for another eyelash flutter, "I cannot use a stable boy! I would simply die of shame. Please, can't you help me yourself?" I pouted and looked at him beseechingly.
He hesitated. "My lady, I would like nothing more than to help a vision of loveliness like yourself. But you are unchaperoned. I am, of course, an honorable man, and I promise not to take advantage." He gestured at his chest, as if his honor should be somehow on display. "But think of the talk! Your father could challenge me to a duel if we were caught, and rightfully so! We can not risk it. Why, even being alone in this room shows me to be no gentleman."
He was right, of course. But I was desperate. This required a shift of tactics. "That's very noble of you, Captain. But I assure to you, I will vouch to you with my father, should we be caught. And," and here I caught my breath and tried a tactic my mother had recommended to me, "Surely you are a gentleman, sir. We may have just met, but I know in my heart," and here I drew my hands to my chest, drawing his eye to my decolletage, "that I can trust you and you will save me from this. Please, Captain? Can I count on you?"
I'm sure the Captain was very brave in battle, but he was out flanked here and he knew it. He acquiesced. "Well... I suppose, my lady. But let me make sure the door is locked. And you must be quick."
I clapped my hands in excitement. I wanted to throw my arms around his neck, but I thought that might be pushing things a bit too far. "Oh thank you, thank you, Captain! I promise you won't regret this." I watched as he locked the door, then came back to stand before me.