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Timely Advice, by itinerant_vae.
PG-13. Jack/Ianto.
Ianto finds a letter box that sends post back in time. He uses it to correspond with Jeeves.

Mr. Jones,

Thank you for your prompt reply. Your attention to duty is most commendable. Mr. Wooster is not in the habit of engaging in such activities with military gentlemen. However, I do feel that perhaps your gentleman requires more personal monitoring than Mr. Wooster, and wish you the very best of British luck in maintaining his reputation. Should you ever require advice on the matter, I would be delighted to be of service, in the interest of restricting any further invitations.

R. Jeeves

Later, in the small, dark room under Jack's office, Ianto paid close attention to monitoring Jack very personally.

An Excess of Prudence, by rowena_r.
PG. Jeeves/Wooster.
When a fiancée and a remarkable Suit lead to friction in the Wooster household, Jeeves formulates a cunning plan, and Bertie cuts the Gordian knot. Cameo appearances from a goose, Lane from The Importance of Being Earnest, and Aunt Agatha.

It's a long read, and worth it. There's a great Bertie voice, which breezes the fic along, and the era and the characters are captured very well.

Wooster's School for Wayward Girls, by yahtzee63.
G.
I am not a man to quail at the first sign of trouble. We Woosters came over with the Conqueror, and as such bear the noble strain of blood that is ripe for the business of conquering and the like. But d. is the better part of v., and all that, and what with this latest reversal of fortune I think even the Conqueror himself would have said, "Bertram, my lad, take to the hills."

The Wodehouse style is so on it's scary.