“

“I’m only sorry you weren’t there, too, Bunny, old chap.”

I began to be sorry myself, for Raffles was anything but an excitable person, and never had I seen him so excited before. Had he been following Rosenthall’s example? His coming to my rooms at midnight, merely to tell me about his dinner, was in itself enough to excuse a suspicion which was certainly at variance with my knowledge of A. J. Raffles.

” —

I think Bunny’s suspicion is that Raffles is drunk? or else his suspicion is that Raffles is horny. literally cannot tell.

from ‘A Costume Piece’ by E.W. Hornung

(via rafflesslashgoggles)

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