Did Josephus and Aloysius have a sexual relationship?

Reading Gradus Ad Parmesan and there's a palpable sexual tension here.

I mean, look at this: "Joseph.— Master, I fear this example is not enough for me to understand; I believe that, instead, I need… your most poignant faculty, your most illustrating member. Yes, I need it master Aloysius."

And this: "Joseph.— Aloysius, I beg you: I want you to deflower me!"

??? Has anyone noticed this