Chapter 36

Today, one of the Break doors was open, and Lucian heard another member of the cleaning staff rustling in the storage room. All employees, from janitorial service to bartenders to performers, were vetted through Clark and interviewed by all four owners. Being employed at the clubs meant free membership to Break, quite the discount, and it was amazing how the chance to play in a fantastical environment stifled the urge to gossip.

Then again, in this day and age, belonging to a kink club was hardly newsworthy. Even if some enterprising idiot decided a picture of the head of the school board on bent knee was something the Times would enjoy, Lucian, Clark, and Chance had people at every major newspaper, TV, and radio station in the city. The network was vast, trust was made through blackmail, favors, and mutual desires for privacy, and so far, it had always been easy to find the leak and deal with it appropriately.