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A few hours and Jeanne MoDis later, Eleonor was already feeling the drunkenness approaching, making her more cheerful and unimpeded. She's no longer shy, and even her laughter is louder than usual. As Lisette drinks one drink after another, she feels the same way. But Asher's expression is getting stiffer. He definitely doesn't understand what's the purpose of that place, and how people could turn pain, something so familiar to him, into pleasure.

When a group of girls in leather lingerie and chain collars climbs onto a round stage, he feels a chill like a bad sign. He looks at Lisette and Eleonor, who are staring in fascination at the sensual movements the girls are making, as well all the other customers. They were wearing so small clothing that it looked like the brothels shows where he was obliged to go in Giovanni's place. In general, he appreciates this. Perhaps he would appreciate it on another occasion, at another place. But the problem is that Eleonor seems really wrapped on