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    The Gentlemans Club: (Erotic, Gay, Brothel)

    By Max Stalin

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    "Thank you," the monsignor said as I handed him down from the carriage in front of 24 Exeter Place in a quiet pocket garden not far from Victoria Station. I had told him my name was Luke, but he'd managed to go all afternoon without directly addressing me—like I wasn't wholly there. This was the first time he'd thanked me, though, and I thought there was reason enough to be thanked earlier in the day.

    "Can we possibly be here?" he asked, looking up at the façade of a brownstone, whose edges blended in with the brownstones of the crescent on either side of it.

    "Discretion," Your Eminence, I murmured. "The hallmark of the gentlemen's clubs of London."
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJun 18, 2020
    ISBN9781716822087
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