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  1. THE ORIGINAL SINNERS: ABSOLUTION
  2. THE CASE OF THE ACTING ACTRESS
  3. THE CASE OF THE DIFFIDENT DOM
  4. THE CASE OF THE RELUCTANT ROCK STAR
  5. THE CASE OF THE SECRET SWITCH
  6. THE CASE OF THE BROKENHEARTED BARTENDER
  7. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART I: SCARS AND STRIPES
  8. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART II: SORE SPOTS
  9. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART III: THE GAMES DESTINY PLAYS
  10. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART IV: FIT TO BE TIED
  11. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART V: THE LAST GOOD NIGHT
  12. THE GIFT
  13. Tiffany Reisz
  14. THE CASE OF THE ACTING ACTRESS
  15. Tiffany Reisz
  16. THE CASE OF THE DIFFIDENT DOM
  17. Tiffany Reisz
  18. THE CASE OF THE RELUCTANT ROCK STAR
  19. Tiffany Reisz
  20. THE CASE OF THE SECRET SWITCH
  21. Tiffany Reisz
  22. THE CASE OF THE BROKENHEARTED BARTENDER
  23. Tiffany Reisz
  24. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART I: SCARS AND STRIPES
  25. Tiffany Reisz
  26. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART II: SORE SPOTS
  27. Tiffany Reisz
  28. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART III: THE GAMES DESTINY PLAYS
  29. Tiffany Reisz
  30. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART IV: FIT TO BE TIED
  31. Tiffany Reisz
  32. THE LAST GOOD KNIGHT PART V: THE LAST GOOD NIGHT
  33. Tiffany Reisz
  34. THE GIFT
  35. Tiffany Reisz

That being said...I’m free tomorrow night.

THE CASE OF THE BROKENHEARTED BARTENDER

Tiffany Reisz

The Mistress Files #5

The Case of the Brokenhearted Bartender

By Nora Sutherlin

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I’ll admit, this client was a weird one. Not her, she wasn’t weird. The job was weird. Never done that sort of thing before, and I’m fairly certain I’ll never do again. Not because I don’t want to, as I rather enjoyed it, but because my client was something of a one-of-a-kind despite her unofficial job title.

Very few of my clients are women. Perhaps only one percent of them are women who come to me alone. I see a few more with couples, but single women can usually get the kink they need at play parties without having to pay for it. This particular woman, however, was a special case. I only saw her in my dungeon once. I’ll never see her in my dungeon again.

After all, this client wasn’t kinky. And yet, she still needed me.

Name: Chris McKay.

Age: 23.

Occupation: Head bartender at the Möbius Strip Club, i.e. “The New Sam.”

Orientation: Lesbian (the sexy-cute androgynous kind that looks like a fourteen-year-old boy. I’m sure there’s an actual term for that but I left my LGBT dictionary at home).

When you have a sexual problem in New York City, and you don’t know who to ask for help, you go to Kingsley Edge. He might not know the answer but he knows someone who does. In this case, he knew me.

* * *

The Mistress headed to her dungeon and found her client waiting outside the door. The client wasn’t alone, however. She had a man with her—a handsome man wearing a grey suit, vaguely Regency-era, and black riding boots. The client and the man spoke in hushed tones back and forth to each other. It seemed the man was trying to comfort the woman or give her some words of encouragement. As The Mistress strode down the hall toward them, she studied her new client, Chris. The young woman wore skinny jeans, a white T-shirt, a black leather jacket and battered black boots, and her sexy short black hair had been artfully coiffed. From a distance, she looked a lot like a teenage boy circa 1956. Up close she looked like a stunningly beautiful woman who did everything she could in her power to look like a teenage boy circa 1956.

“So this is the New Sam?” The Mistress asked as she unlocked her dungeon door.

“She is indeed,” Kingsley, the man in the riding boots said with pride.

Chris rolled her eyes. Apparently this was a conversation she’d heard once too often.

“I’m Chris.”

“Very nice to beat you.” The Mistress shook Chris’s hand.

“Beat me? I didn’t think...” Chris began.

“She’s joking.” Kingsley put his arm around Chris’s shoulder like a protective older brother and ushered her into the first room of the dungeon. “It’s her line. It’s an old line, and she should get some new lines.”