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'You stupid BASTARDS!'

Tiffany Hale's outburst had stunned the production crew around her, and beyond them, the audience of silver-haired pensioners more accustomed to the gentle ribaldry of afternoon game show banter than the invectives now firing in all directions. Not surprising, really: most people only knew her as the sweet young London girl with a mane of honey-blonde hair, peachy skin and to-die-for figure, the one who'd lost the latest Pop Tart TV competition, but had won the nation's hearts with her humour and bright disposition.

Neither of which appeared on display today. Granted, this gig - a last-minute panel replacement for Tom Baker on the popular wordplay game show Bon Mot - may not exactly have been playing to her strengths. But was that her fault? Her new agent had booked her on it without her consent, and they were messing up her day left, right and centre: no Evian in her dressing room, no camera shots of her new Manolo Blahnik dress and shoes.

And now... 'What kind of a BLOODY crap operation is this? Can't you fuckers do ANYTHING right?' Her limbs shook with rage, her face crimson with apoplexy, and when the poor director reached out to her as he tried to explain why they needed to re-film several scenes for technical reasons, she looked ready to punch him.

In reality, she wouldn't have, being a natural coward, but she basked with intense satisfaction. She'd always had a temper, just bubbling under the surface, from those tedious days mopping up at the Save Mart for next to nothing, and those tedious nights singing karaoke in her local pub and fucking spotty loser boyfriends in the back seats of their cars.

But then Pop Tarts came along, and now she was Somebody: Celebrity, Capital C, and when she got mad, people jumped to accommodate her! She had a CD single coming out, wore the most expensive outfits, rubbed shoulders with footballers and soap stars... she was on the Top of the World, Ma!

And she was going to stay there, by keeping her feet planted firmly on everyone below her.

The director glanced to the sidelines, silently entreating assistance from the mousey girl with the glasses, curly black hair and gamine figure in a business suit, visibly working up the courage to approach and intercede in the fracas. When she did, her voice almost squeaked. 'Tiff, these things happen in television production; it's best just to grin and bear it.'

It was Melanie Jackson, the girl Tiffany's manager had assigned as her personal assistant - and would-be controller. But Tiffany had the measure of her; Mel had one major weakness.

Mel fancied the arse off of Tiffany.

Tiffany had kissed and fondled girlfriends as a teenager, when token Sapphistry had been chic and rebellious and attention-getting, and more than once had masturbated to lesbian fantasies, but otherwise she wasn't inclined that way. But that didn't stop her from using her charms on Mel when required - though today, she felt less than charming. 'Fuck off back to the corner, you flat-chested little bitch! Don't you know who I am?'

'She knows, Tiffany. She knows.'

Tiffany turned to the unexpected but familiar voice of the legendary Albus Greene, former West End stage tenor, now manager of rising stars like Tiffany. He approached, arms outstretched as if ready to encompass the tension in the air before him. 'These fine people only want you to look your best for the public who adore you.'

Greene was a broad-faced, broad-chested bear of a man in his mid-fifties, his ursine appearance accentuated by his trademarked brown astrakhan coat, russet beard and slicked-back matching hair, always reminding Tiffany of that guy who played the Hawkman in Flash Gordon. He looked to the director. 'Stephen, may we please take thirty minutes? Her blood sugar's low.'

Thankfully the director clutched at that tenuous straw and agreed. Greene gently but firmly took Tiffany by the elbow and guided her out of the studio and down the labyrinthine corridors, with Mel in tow.

Tiffany strode with confidence down the hall, now with her closest ally on hand. 'Miserable selfish cunts, wasting my time like this... you saw them!'

Greene never answered. And so Tiffany continued. 'And as for Melanie, I hope you teach her a lesson about talking to me like that-'

'Lessons will be leaned, ' he assured her.

The dressing room was warm, generic, like all the others in the building: narrow, with flanking rows of mirrors and facing makeup tables littered with bottles and makeup kits, some armless chairs, a portable clothes rail, and an old-fashioned long, low, leather-capped wooden bench.

Greene nodded to Mel. 'Lock the door.'

As the girl complied, Tiffany turned in place, confusion evident in her expression. 'Albus?'

'You will address me as Sir, or Mr Greene from now on.' He reached into his coat and withdrew a treble-folded sheath of papers. 'See these? Your contracts to me. I remind you once again of the Good Behaviour clause in them - the one I explained in detail to you when I took you into my stable, how important it was for my reputation for only managing stars and potential stars who can act professionally.

But over the past month you seem to have done all in your power to ruin that reputation. That unfortunate incident at Planet Hollywood, hitting that waitress? That bag of cocaine found in your flat? Your ignorant comments about the Pop Tart judges, myfriends?' He sighed and shook his head sadly. 'I'd hoped you'd settle down on your own before now. And today, to receive a tip from an associate working here, to come and witness your rudeness first-hand-'

'Albus, it's not my fault-'

'SILENCE!' It was the loudest Greene had ever spoken in her presence, and Tiffany reacted as if he'd slapped her across the face. He had a reputation for ruthlessness beyond his ebullience, a quality Tiffany thought would be useful in securing her the best deals, but never expected to be on the receiving end.

Her mouth dried up with all her protests and evasions, as he continued. 'Foolish little hellion, you've been so fortunate, given breaks others could only dream of. And you're squandering them away! Well, you're not the first spoiled brat I've taken into my stable, and I'm well-prepared to deal with you.'

He indicated the contract. 'I have sufficient evidence on hand to invoke the penalties described herein: I can halt the release of your single, demand the return of the monies paid to you since, even keep you from leaving or earning money elsewhere! Do you perceive the precariousness of your position now?'

Shaking in place, Tiffany tried to reply, but could only tremble. He couldn't, he wouldn't- she was a star!

He proceeded. 'Fame is fleeting, like a candle; if you don't keep it constantly fed, it dies.' He waved the contract before her again. 'You want to return to obscurity? To being a nobody again, in that little street and that little life of yours?'

'I- Alb- Mr Greene-' Her voice was like a mouse's squeak now, the tears streaming freely, genuinely down the sides of her face. Her world, her house-of-cards world was falling apart with just a few choice words. Suddenly the Ego Had Landed, a deflated balloon plummeting to Earth, and the prima donna had become a chastised girl. 'I- I- I'm- I'm sorry-'

'What was that?'

Tiffany breathed in with a choked sob as she murmured, 'Mr Greene, I'm... I'm sorry. For my behaviour. Please forgive me.'

'I see. And are you ready to do as I say, without question or hesitation or protest? And to accept the consequences of your doing otherwise?'

'Y-Yes.' There was an intensity in the air between them, an acknowledgement of the resumption of authority. She knew now that if she was on top, it was only because he put her there, and kept her there. And she had to remember that.

Greene pocketed the contract. 'I believe I'll go easy on you, with your initial punishment. But first things first.' Greene turned to Mel now. 'You, my dear Melanie, have failed in your duty to protect my property, keep her from scandal and self-harm. And you failed to alert me, on more than one occasion, about your inability to keep a tight rein on her. I understand why, but your infatuation should not have distracted you from your work. You know what to do.'

'Yes, sir.'

And with that, Mel began to undress.

Tiffany's indignation at being referred to as property was immediately forgotten, as she watched the girl disrobe, casting aside her clothes to the floor without hesitation, only once or twice glancing over at Tiffany, perhaps embarrassed - no, she wasn't. She was... defiant? As if she knew something Tiffany didn't - but would soon learn.

Meanwhile Greene was unbuttoning his huge coat, and once done revealed hanging from the inside a short, thin bamboo switch, unhooking it and holding it in his huge hand. His already-formidable presence grew more intimidating, as if he was back onstage, portraying some stern father figure in a Victorian melodrama.

When she was ready, Mel just stood there, naked but for her glasses, her hands at her sides, revealing her small, round breasts with dark pink nipples, and neat mahogany bush. Tiffany stood close, felt like she was only centimetres away, and for the first time regretted previous insults hurled at the girl, acknowledging how attractive she was. She couldn't look away this time, not like those times when she could only take furtive, curious glances at other women in changing rooms and the like.

Greene made no indication of the PA's naked state, however, merely cut the air with the switch. 'Now, bend over the table.'

Wordlessly the girl complied. Tiffany stood there, frightened, confused, yet acutely curious; her face was taut as she watched Greene approach from around the table, lightly tapping Mel on the cheeks as he went by, saying, 'Spread them wider. Wider.' Then Greene looked up enigmatically at Tiffany, motioning for her to draw closer.

'I don't just keep my stable of talent under control, but my staff as well, ' he informed her, rather unnecessarily. 'No hard feelings, no resentment afterwards. You will soon understand. But until then, watch and learn; she will thank me after each blow, as you must.'

Then he stepped back. He held the switch in his hand as if born to it, but Tiffany was focused on his intended target, the girl's pale, fleshy cheeks, the beaut mark just over the left buttock, and the dark crescent between exposed, waiting. Then Greene raised the switch and swung out, striking Mel's buttocks with a loud snap that seemed to fill the room, making the girl shudder, before he thanked Greene, as he had instructed.

And he kept it up, shifting slightly in place to deliver the next blow. And as Tiffany continued to witness, her incipient unease gave way to an unexpected excitement, and an excitement that was not just reflecting the obvious arousal being raised in Mel, to judge from her reactions, her moans and shudders. Tiffany watched raptly as Greene's handiwork brought about dark red stripes across Mel's buttocks. How much more could she take? Ten more? Fifty? A hundred?

Almost sadly, she would never learn, since Greene stepped back and said, 'Enough.'

Tiffany watched Mel straighten, her face flushed, her nipples erect, her hand resting almost subconsciously against her crotch, her fingers cupped as if to support her sex's apparent engorged state. She breathed heavily from the exhaustion, and from her arousal; for that matter, so did Tiffany. When she spoke again, it was raspy, blissful. 'Thank you again, Mr Greene. May I show my gratitude in any other way?'

'That would be welcome, my dear.'

Now she drew closer to Greene, facing and kneeling before him, reaching up and unzipping the fly of his trousers, before withdrawing Greene's cock: thick and pale, the foreskin drawn back to reveal a fat, glistening head. And without further ado Mel took it in her mouth, swallowing it deeply, her cheeks pulling in rhythmically, drawing back, then swallowing again, occasionally pulling back until only his cockhead was in her mouth, and her tiny hand reached up and gently milked his slick shaft.

Tiffany's mouth had dried, and her eyes felt as if they'd were latched open. But she was struck less by the raw scene before her than by the casual reaction from Greene to an act that Tiffany knew, from personal experience, ordinarily turned men into quivering wrecks. But from the way Greene stood there, still holding his switch in one hand at his side, not even putting his free hand on Mel's head to direct her, it was as if Mel were polishing his shoes instead of his staff.

And her shock must have been discernible, because Greene met Tiffany's stare. 'You believe she is forced to do this? No, my dear little delinquent, this is offered of her own accord, a gesture of her respect towards me.'

Mel, still sucking on Greene, made a noise that would have been agreement - if her mouth wasn't full. Then the sound became a steady, rising hum as her sucking motions increased, and she visibly swallowed several times. Greene's body shuddered ever slightly, and he almost swayed as he closed his eyes for a moment. Then he sighed, patted Mel's head and murmured, 'Thank you, my dear.'

Mel smiled and withdrew from him, licked her lips and replied, while glancing at Tiffany. 'You're welcome, sir.' And the look she gave Tiffany was not one of shame, but superiority.

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July 8, 1983 Los Angeles, California "Jake, where are you going?" Manny asked as Jake picked up his key ring and headed for the front door. It was 9:25 AM and Manny had just finished cleaning up the mess made from the light breakfast he'd served. "Out," Jake said simply. "But you didn't call a limo," Manny said. "Just taking a little walk, Manny," Jake told him. "Don't worry about it." "But, Jake, you can't just..." "Don't worry about making lunch," Jake said as he...

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IntemperanceChapter 9B Rebellious Souls

They met with Steve Crow. He was a young, hip-talking man in a loud but fashionable suit. He had long platinum blonde hair styled in punk rock fashion. He wore sunglasses even though he was indoors. He was intelligent and articulate and he sat and went over each of the previously rejected tracks with them, rating each on its relative merits. "The only one you're absolutely forbidden to record is Its In The Book," he told them. "Which is one of our best songs ever," Matt said...

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IntemperanceChapter 10A Exposures

It was eleven o'clock the next morning when Mindy dropped Jake off in the usual place. As was the usual routine, they did not kiss or hug or show any sort of affection toward each other. They simply smiled, said their goodbyes, and parted company. Jake was limping as he made his way back to his building. He was tired, having gotten less than two hours of broken sleep the night before. He and Mindy had spent the entire night naked in her bedroom, lustfully boffing each other's brains out....

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IntemperanceChapter 10B Exposures

Jake was actually quite concerned that Mindy would do just as he'd suggested and call an end to the relationship in the name of imagery. He knew, based on phone calls the two of them had shared, that Georgette was pressuring her to stay as far away from Jake as possible and to start repairing the damage the photos had inflicted. "She's trying to set me up with Joseph Clark," Mindy told him during one such conversation. "Can you believe that?" "Joseph Clark?" Jake asked, lying in bed...

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IntemperanceChapter 11A The Razor

Jake stopped the Corvette before the closed gate that guarded access to Mindy's property. There was a mailbox, a newspaper delivery box, and a small intercom box that could be used to communicate with the inside of the house. Jake pushed the intercom button, holding it down for several seconds. He hoped he was wrong about what he was thinking — he hoped that sincerely and with all his heart — but he rather suspected that he wasn't. No matter how hard his brain tried to twist and distort...

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IntemperanceChapter 11B The Razor

Afterward, as they lay naked on their backs, staring up at the ceiling, smoking their cigarettes, she turned to him. "I really am going to make it up to you," she said. He grunted in response, feeling his usual post-coital guilt at giving into her emotional blackmail. She gently kissed his ear. "Jake," she said, "I know I've been unfair to you. I've been parading you around like a toy, exposing you to all kinds of things and people you don't want to be exposed to. I've ruined your...

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IntemperanceChapter 12A On The Road Again

February 24, 1984 Los Angeles, California "God I hate these fucking leather pants," Matt barked as they emerged from the makeshift dressing room and made their way towards the back-stage area of the rehearsal warehouse. "That ain't no shit," Jake agreed, pulling at his for the twentieth time to keep it from constricting his testicles. "I forgot how hot and uncomfortable these get-ups are." This grumbling was met by more grumbling from the rest of the band. Coop complained about the...

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IntemperanceChapter 12B On The Road Again

The break-up went down as discussed and scheduled. Georgette and Shaver gave their press conferences and read brief statements written by Jake and Mindy in which both proclaimed that the reason for their break-up was personal and that they were still "dear friends" and would always remain so. The media went into a frenzy over the announcement, with headline stories and analysis taking up more room in some local publications than the stories about the pull-out of the US Marines from Beirut...

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IntemperanceChapter 13a Lines of Persuasion

Austin, Texas June 7, 1984 They moved about the stage, their motions pulsing, frantic, as they closed out Almost Too Easy. As the last beats were hit in a carefully timed crescendo, Jake, Matt, and Darren moved backwards, entering the safety perimeter that would keep them untouched by the coming explosion. By now they were well practiced in this maneuver and there had been no mishaps. The last beat was hit, the last strings strummed, and the two canisters detonated, sending a boom and a...

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IntemperanceChapter 13b Lines of Persuasion

That night, after eating the dinner Manny had prepared for him — something with an unpronounceable French name that was made out of chicken breast and rich white wine gravy — Jake walked into the office of his new place. There, beside the computer desk and the filing cabinet was a black case that had been moved from his apartment in Heritage to his apartment in Hollywood to a storage house during his first tour to his first condo after it to another storage house during the second tour and...

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IntemperanceChapter 14A The Core

Los Angeles, California November 19, 1984 Jake's Corvette moved slowly down Hollywood Boulevard, caught in the thick Monday afternoon traffic. Jake was behind the wheel, feeling the usual frustration that came with driving a high performance vehicle he could rarely get out of second gear. Bill sat next to him, his thick glasses perched firmly upon his face, his hand playing with his crewcut, trying to determine if it was time to get another haircut or not. They had just finished a jam...

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IntemperanceChapter 14B The Core

They put in their normal jam sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday, with none of the core members speaking of the conspiracy they were hatching to Darren or to Coop. Not that it was likely to matter if they did. The drummer and the bassist were both so strung out on what Matt, Jake, and Bill were increasingly coming to suspect was heroin that it was chore enough just to keep them focused on their musical tasks. On Wednesday, Coop actually fell asleep a few times — nodded off you might say —...

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IntemperanceChapter 15A Crossing The Line

December 17, 1984 Los Angeles, California It was Monday morning and Steve Crow was going over the music sales reports from the previous week. He was dismayed to see that La Diferencia's debut album The Difference had moved into the number two spot on album sales, selling only six hundred fewer copies than The Thrill Of Doing Business, which was holding at number one for the eighteenth consecutive week. At this rate it was entirely possible that The Difference would take over the number one...

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IntemperanceChapter 15B Crossing The Line

Jake, Matt, and Bill all received multiple phone calls over the next two days. They received them from Doolittle, from Crow, from Shaver, even from William Casting, CEO of National Records — the big guy himself. These phone calls were all in the same vein — demands to submit recordable music by the deadline, threats of what would happen if they didn't, promises that National would not cave on this issue no matter what, that they would sacrifice the millions they stood to make even if they...

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IntemperanceChapter 16A Pauline

Heritage, California January 2, 1985 It was well past 9:00 PM and Pauline was sitting behind her desk on the sixteenth floor of the Markley Building. The ultra-modern, thirty-two story building was the tallest, most exclusive high rise in Heritage. Situated directly adjacent to the Sacramento River, its westward facing offices featured spectacular views of the waterfront. Pauline didn't have one of these offices. In fact, she had no view at all. Her office featured no windows and was less...

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IntemperanceChapter 16B Pauline

Frowley was still infuriated when Pauline called him two hours later. She was forced to endure a five-minute lecture about lack of decorum and uncouth behavior and proper legal procedures and judges who didn't know their ass from a hole in the ground. "That's all very interesting, Frowley," she said when he finally wound down. "Now, if we could get to the point of my phone call?" "What do you want?" "I would like to arrange a meeting between you, myself, and at least one member of...

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IntemperanceChapter 17A Balance of Power

The back of the stretch limousine was filled with a thick, pungent could of marijuana smoke, a cloud so dense the passengers could barely see from one end to the other. All five members of Intemperance were back there as well as Janice Boxer, their publicity manager, and Steve Crow, the man identified as the producer of The Thrill Of Doing Business album and all the songs featured on it. There were two fat joints going around, the band members smoking them with enthusiasm, the two management...

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IntemperanceChapter 17B Balance of Power

The twenty-seventh annual Grammy awards took place on February 26, 1985. Intemperance once again hot-boxed the limousine with marijuana smoke as they made the trip and were stoned out of their minds as they walked up the red carpet and entered the building. In all there were three nominations associated with Intemperance. The band itself and Crow, the producer, were both nominated for Record Of The Year for Crossing The Line. Jake was nominated for Song Of The Year for writing Crossing The...

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IntemperanceChapter 17C Balance of Power

Two days later, Jake was sitting in his living room, sipping a rum and coke and flipping through a collection of apartment brochures that had been sent to him. Manny was already gone, his fate unknown to Jake and uncared about. Jake himself had thirty days to find new lodging. He now had $79,780 in his bank account, his share of the $500,000 advance minus Pauline's twenty percent and the amount he'd spent on groceries for himself and the monthly insurance payment for his Corvette. On...

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IntemperanceChapter 5A Never Kiss a Groupie

January 1, 1983 Interstate 95, Southern Maine Jake woke up slowly, his head throbbing, his mouth dry and tasting of rum, his stomach knotted with hunger pains. He felt the familiar rocking of the bus, heard the familiar rumbling of its diesel engine as it pulled them up a hill, but he was not in the familiar confines of his fold-down bunk near the back. He opened his eyes slowly, wincing a little at the sunlight streaming in from the windshield up front. He found he was sitting at one of the...

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IntemperanceChapter 5B Never Kiss a Groupie

Jake's stage outfit consisted of tight red leather pants and a black, loose-fitting shirt that came down slightly below his waist and covered about half of his arms. For shoes he was given patent leather, ankle-length boots that had been polished to a high shine. The moment he got dressed he began to sweat. He knew it would only get worse out beneath the heat of the stage lighting. "Fabulous," crooned Reginald Feeney, the wardrobe manager. "It accents that nice ass of yours but hides the...

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IntemperanceChapter 6 The Road

January 29, 1983 Texarkana, Texas The deputy was about as stereotypical of a Texas lawman as he could be. He was tall, white, had a gut that protruded over his belt, and he wore an actual Smokey the Bear hat upon his head. He had black leather gloves upon his hands. His light blue uniform featured an American flag on the shoulder and a five-pointed star pinned above the left pocket. His southern accent was so thick as to be nearly unintelligible. "Ya'll better eat up your chow now," he...

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IntemperanceChapter 7 Coming Home

March 25, 1983 Portland, Oregon A soft spring rain was drizzling down as the band walked from their hotel room to the tour bus. As usual, they were looking a little haggard, their faces unshaven, all dealing with varying degrees of hangover. By this point in their careers, however, being hungover was an almost normal state, something that a few more hours of sleep on the bus and a few lines of coke and a few beers upon awakening would take care of. Their humor was good since they were not...

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IntemperanceChapter 8A Imagery

June 28, 1983 John F. Kennedy Airport New York City, New York The limousine stopped as close to the Nationwide Airlines terminal as possible. The driver had been instructed not to open the door for them. That would only attract attention. The hope was to get through the airport lobby and security checkpoint as anonymously and unobtrusively as possible. It was a slim hope at best, but a hope nonetheless. Jake opened the door and stepped out. He was wearing a pair of blue jeans and a button...

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Lauras Temper

I knew my temper would get me in to trouble and as I left the room and ran up the stairs to Beccy’s bedroom I knew I was going to be given the most awful spanking. I knew I deserved it as I had been really silly and should have known better, did know better, and now I was going to pay. Boy, was Beccy going to make me pay.It was another group meeting, my third, and we had all prepared another talk. Everyone arrived and Beccy had put on a bit of a spread for everyone before the meeting proper was...

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