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  Once the cash has been handed over, and they’ve had a little chat, Madame Rosa tells William to undress and step into her dungeon workspace, which he discovers is a large room with deep red walls and rows of hooks on which all manner of s&m equipment hangs.  William is thirty-five, with blue eyes, blond hair and a slender build. He’s fortunate his charm and good-looks have helped him rise to a managerial post in a successful shipping company.  Two weeks ago he separated from his partner Sophie, whom he had met at university. She wanted to marry him and have childen, but William decided he wasn’t ready yet for all that. Tonight is his first time with a professional mistress.  Madame Rosa has a long black hair tied in a pony tail. She’s wearing a black latex dress. She has tattoos on her fingers. She makes him crawl over to a steel chair, reaches for some black leather cuffs, straps his ankles to the front legs, and his wrists behind his back, then reaches ...

  The assistant fetches the last of the bread knives in the shop and places it on the counter.  Stan studies it carefully.  Inside the clear plastic moulded package is a black steel knife, with a silver ring around the handle, a sharp serrated edge and a pointed tip. Stan doesn’t want to buy it because it’s far too expensive, but his wife Sally says they need one for tonight, and none of the other shops have bread knives. Their old one has disappeared, so they have no choice but to buy it.   Tonight their only daughter Juliette is bringing her boyfriend Marcus over for a meal. Stan and Sally are a particularly ordinary middle-class, middle-aged couple, whose only real concern in their lives at the moment is that they believe Marcus is a sly Casanova, and they fear for their daughter’s happiness.  Stan even suspects Marcus stole their old bread knife, because he’s not seen it since last time the man turned up at their house. Stan doesn’t trust him an inch. He...