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JO. While Jo applied the black mascara to her sweeping lashes, her thoughts drifted back to that day one month ago. The day he took her into his amusement arcade, after he found her sleeping in the porch at the back entrance. He had clothed her, given her a job and the flat above the arcade to live in. She owed Mr Perhar a lot. He was Asian with strong features and deep brown eyes and a smile that would melt chocolate. Jo was smitten, the knowledge that he was in his forties didn't phase her at all. She understood that he was a powerful and busy man, in fact the first time she had seen him since that day was a week ago. He came to the arcade to check that his men emptied the money from the slot machines into the money bags, and not into their pockets. Mr. Perhar had complemented her on her appearance and how well she was doing. Jo revelling in the compliments, didn't mind being up all hours of the night, making drinks and seeing to the men; it was part of the job. When he asked her to have dinner with him in his office
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she felt her legs liquefy, the joy on her face was all the answer he needed. Jo stepped into the black dress she bought off the market, a simple sleeveless shift she hoped would make her look sophisticated. Her body tingled as the butterflies in her tummy fluttered furiously. She wound her long blond hair into a twist and clasped it loosely to the back of her head. A squish of perfume on her neck, wrists and up the hem of her skirt, one last glance in the mirror, she was ready. When Jo walked towards the office of the ...

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