Indeed, Sir

All slashy-thoughts aside (well, most of them *g*), I can't see Wooster ever getting married. First, Jeeves would never approve. Second, Jeeves destroyed Wooster's entry into the club book, signifying that he was not expecting to leave and Wooster agreed. Third, Wooster enjoys his bachelor life too much. If Wooster ever did get married, I can see him being divorced in a few years. I can picture him happy in Britain, Europe, the US, or Canada (depending on where he gets exiled next), and Jeeves being there until the end. And more depressingly, I don't picture Wooster living much longer after Jeeves. At this point, whether or not they are lovers is immaterial. They have been partners (of a sort) for a long time, albeit one more dependent on the other than vise versa, and when one dies, the other often does, too.