THE COMPANION CH FIVE
The Diary
Mother sent me to QT with a warning. He has strange fetishes. But I don't find BDSM all that strange. I haven't participated before, but it was certainly a unique experience. In my business, I see all kinds. Everyone is just trying to find something that will help them get through life and have a little enjoyment. As long as it is truly consensual and each partner really needs their role to get off, I have no problem with it. Whether or not I go back, I can't say. I found him to be considerate of me because of my lack of experience in submission. His willingness to stop any moment that I say told me more about his character than the crazy machines he had built. But I know I didn't see all of them, and he is a genius in devising new ways to subjugate his willing females. I might go back just to see what other devices he has in his devious little mind.
I do wish he had taken a couple of pictures of me hanging in his stateroom. I have never felt like that before, like I had been drained of all my emotions and strength. I really felt like a piece of meat hanging in a locker, and that is exhilarating and horrific at the same time.
It seemed at times that my mind was battling with my emotions for supremacy. At least he is unique.
This account is only for interesting cases. There is no need to recount the hundreds of boring one-night stands for $20,000 that she was involved in per year.
The first year with Tina was profitable for each of them. They developed a method to allow Lorelei to work for her and still work on her side of the street.
The accountant informed Lorelei that she made $200,000 from Lorelei Interior Designs and paid nearly $50,000 in taxes. That would be hard to swallow if she hadn't made over $1,000,000 in her real business. And that was tax free, of course. She had a high-priced client nearly every weekend now. She now had to find a place to put that money. The first thing she did was take Beverly's advise and buy a safe from a German company. It is a unique safe. She had to pay $25000 up front just to get them to fly to New York and meet with her. The salesman described what they offer. They have a 100% guarantee that it will not be robbed. She was willing to pay just to see them wrong.
The salesman pulled the blueprints for her building, measured everything in her apartment, and discussed her options. Three months later, he was back with an entire construction team. The salesman had contacted her landlords and got permission to install a safe in her wall with the assurance it would be legal, and it would stay when she left. The owner had agreed in writing to allow it.
The team started by informing her there was an old fireplace in a wall in her living room that had been covered over with a wall. They broke the wall where it was, removed a section of the bricks and put a steel frame into the hole in the wall. They then installed the safe in the steel frame. The last thing they did was build an entire bookcase on that wall. She watched in amazement as that blank wall suddenly had a beautiful bookcase that ran the entire length of the wall. Where the safe was, they put in a mechanism that would open a portion of the bookcase to allow access to the safe.
When it was finished, they gave her the combination and told her to open the safe. They put a new security system in her apartment. It would cover the doors and windows like a regular system, but the special item was a steel door that would drop in front of the safe behind the bookcase if the alarm was tripped. They demonstrated it to her and then had her open the safe. She looked into the safe. It was a normal looking safe. It was a foot deep and had shelves for her valuables. When she thought she was done, and was wondering where the guarantee could pay for itself, the salesman laughed.
"Miss Bardot, now comes the special aspect of your safe." He showed her a small button on the inside of the door. She pushed the button, and a light came on in the safe. She looked at him, like, whatever, until he told her to push the button again. When she did, the back of the safe slid up and revealed a bigger and deeper vault that was inside the former fireplace. She could hold a lot of money in the secret place.
"See, miss, when they push the button and the light comes on, they assume that is the only purpose for the button. But, if you push it twice, it will activate the back wall. This security feature is not in any of our literature or the blueprints we give to the customers. If you are not a customer, you will not know about the second vault. We recommend you keep a sum of money in the front to convince any thieves that get that far is all you have."
She smiled and thanked them. She gave them the balance of the $50,000 gladly. Now she had a place to hide all this cash until the accountant could send it out.
Lorelei discussed retirement. She was only 29, but the government could show up at any moment. History is full of "Madams" that get busted, usually whenever some local politician was behind in the polls and needed a morality push to get re-elected. A couple of them were even customers of the Madams they busted. Lorelei wanted an escape plan to a country with no extradition treaty with the US. There are several, most of which you wouldn't want to live in, Countries like Russia, China, Turkey, Cambodia, Ukraine, Belarus, countries like that. She finally found a small island in the Caribbean called Dominica. It was a small, quiet, beautiful island that liked their privacy. They even sold citizenship for a price. She could get a second passport under her real name and have a way to clear out if she had to in an emergency. Mother had prepared for this, and there was a standard emergency protocol. If she even texted her the word, "RED" she was to run, as fast as she could and as far as she could.
Lorelei also had her forger make her another identity. "Ester Levin" died during childbirth in Miami thirty-two years ago. However, there was a birth certificate generated before she died. Lorelei had put on a long, brown-haired wig, wore big, rimmed glasses and wore sloppy clothes for the picture.
Lorelei chose Dominica and Mary Jane Thomas went on a vacation there to collect facts and papers to begin the process. Within a year, and $200,000 later, she had a passport as a citizen of Dominica. Mary Jane Thomas was now a dual-citizenship woman.
Before Mary Jane left Dominica, she went to the one branch of the Swiss National Bank located in the capital of Roseau. Ester Levin opened an account with the account number given to her by her accountant. She started it with $9,000 she had brought with her. She wasn't ready to risk carrying too much money just yet.
She now had an escape plan and a place for mother to send her money to.
It was when she got back from Dominica, that she learned Josiah had died. She was heartbroken. He was a gentle soul, and she hoped he had gotten a little enjoyment from her in his last years.
Chase McIntyre BB
She finally got a call from Chase. It had been more than a year, and she had given up on him. She was surprised when he called her. "Well, the dead is risen."
"Okay. Okay, I deserved that. It's just, I don't want anyone around me too often. They can become attached, or learn too much about my business, whatever. I'm real conscious about who I am around too much. Does that mean you aren't interested in going with me to the Grammys in LA?"
"Am I going to have to explain myself to any reporters or celebrities? I like to stay under the radar. I find it better for my continued employment and freedom."
"I can just say you are an Interior Design Consultant in the city. You are, aren't you?"
Lorelei thought about that for a moment. "Can I call you back later tonight? Will you answer my call?"
"Yes, and yes. I'll await your call."
Lorelei called mother and discussed it with her. Mother called Toni and asked her if she would cover for Lorelei. She agreed to, for a price. It seemed to Lorelei that breathing came with a price now-a-days.
Mother called her and told her she could do it, that Toni would confirm Lorelei worked for her. Besides, mother pointed out, it might help her get a few more clients in the interior design business. Lorelei hung up the phone thinking to herself, Yeah, but I don't want anymore of those clients. It is like real work, and she wasn't selling her body to rich people to only have to work a real job too.
She called Chase back and told him she would be happy to accompany him anywhere he wished. He thanked her and told her it was next February. Since it was October when he called her, she asked why he was calling so early?
