Jack and Flip was in a pretty
            good mode when the Cab stoped in front of Adelphi’s snow white Art
            Deco façade, designed once upon a time by Ernest Schaufelberg. Cabs
            stopped outside the theatre in a even stream, ejecting welldressed
            people from the a-list. They had enlisted whole teams of dress designers,
            make-up artists, hairdressers and stylists working to make them shine
            the brightest at this gathering. They was all drawn to this event,
            all eager to see a blackhaired beauty be punished and humiliated
            in her role as Jainey - the oh so tantalizing slave slut. 
 
            
 Once the show started they
            watched The cast bump and grind their way through such sensationally
            erotic dance routines that sheer theatrical bliss filled the audience,
            most of them agreed it was a show to die for. Jack and Flip acted
            out their passion on Ariel who was trapped in between them dressed
            in a low-cut dress, she was forbidden to carry underwear, that so
            she could be accessed readily by the two men who flanked her. 
 
            
 What really caught the
            men’s fancy was the beauty in the leading role, who wailed out her
            song of complaints as she was subjected to some inspired torture
            by her tormentors who showed her no mercy. 
          
 
 
          
 
 
            
 After taking part of such
            a mesmerising show, neither of the two men was ready to call it a
            day, instead they decided to take a trip down to South End and visit
            the BDSM Society’s resident down in Whitechapel. As Jack hailed a
            cab, Flip leaned over to Jack and whispered in his ear that he wanted
            to make a pit stop at the Blinde Beggar Pub to get some Cocaine. 
 
            
 -“Is this really necessary” Jack
            asked “We have all the things You can possibly wish for down at the
            Society’s resident, slavegirls willing to submit to anything, a superb
            wine cellar and the best liquor you could find in London, do You
            really need Cocaine?” 
 
            
 “Drugs…” Gonxales replied
            solemnly “I can take them or leave them. But they're much more effective
            when I take them.
          
 When they stopped outside
            the pub, which was famous as the very place where Ronnie Cray shot
            George Cornell in a gang war over control of the East End’s organised
            crime. Jack told Flip to give Ariel the money, she would pop in and
            buy the drugs. She hesitated a bit unwilling to be drawn in to any
            illegal activities, but a stern look from her boss made her promptly
            comply. They watched how her bummy swayed enticingly as she strutted
            into the pub. 
 
            
 Jack didn’t want to risk
            that his guest would be arrested for buying drugs, at the same time
            he found the thought of Ariel banged up and left at the mercy of
            sadistic lesbians in a female prison quit intriguing. In his minds
            eyes he could se Ariel displaying herself in lewd and humiliating
            positions, using her tongue, her breasts, her vagina, and her rectum
            to give sadistic lesbians pleasure. Jack was a bit disappointed when
            he five minutes later saw his female assistant leave the pub unhindred,
            carrying a large bag which she handed to an ecstatic Gonxales once
            she got into the car.
          
 Five minutes later they arrived
            at Durward Street where Society S dwelled in Whitechapel! The residence,
            was lavishly furnished and held their office along with sleeping
            and eating quarters, a library, gym, swimming pool with sauna, music
            room, and a sheltered roof-top garden. The whole place was expertly
            sound proof so not to disturb their neighbours and attract outside
            interference.