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Jack Wins Will Back

Summary of the plot so far.

Chapter 12 Lost His Will “His ship was gone. The rum was gone, his pride was gone…
He’d lost his Will.”

Chapter 13 The Tale of Bootstrap “I would have taken your lovely face in my hands and kissed the life back into you, stroked all over your luscious body with my hands and my tongue to bring the warmth back.”

Chapter 14 Decadence “With a hint of sweet rum ever-present and an undercurrent of something Will couldn’t quite place, but he suspected it was rather like an almost overripe mango might taste, if it were eaten midmorning, moments after having woken up, while lying on a warm Caribbean beach.”

Chapter 15 Brilliant Match“Captain Jack Sparrow! Oh my goodness, Bill,
what you bring a ruffian like this into our home for?”

Chapter 16 Wild With Desire “He rubbed the coarse fabric over his face.
Yes, this was Will’s; it couldn’t be anyone else’s”

All Tessie's Children I “That is the son of Mama’s new husband?
Lord oh Lord, what does the father look like?”

Chapter 17 Perfect Moment “When their tongues touched, it reminded Jack of the first time he’d been struck by lightening.”

Next: Part III Jack Enjoys Will

The Story Thus Far: Jack has been drooling over Will ever since he met him in Port Royal, on account of Will resembling his hot dad so much, but Will was in love with Elizabeth and is an utter, not to mention clueless, virgin. Jack backed off, hoping to get over his lust for the lad, but really, we’re talking Will Turner here - there’s no getting over him, now, is there? In the hold of the Interceptor on the way to confront the mutinous cursed pirates, Jack and Will were thrown together by the combined effects of a violent storm, chance, and Will’s burgeoning interest in kissing men. Things were going swimmingly, until Jack tasted Will’s, um, essence, and made an unfortunate comparison to Will’s father...

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