Based loosely on the graphic novel by French Artist George Pichard and set in Paris in the year 1893. Madeleine is an adulteress and brazen hussy. Her mother-in-law Fabienne plans to re-educate her and teach her the error of her ways. The story is told from her son's point of view.
I would especially appreciate anyone who is French to provide feedback. I've done a little research about 1890s Paris to try to use terms and places that are authentic to the setting.
Two young brides flee a polygamous cult when the patriarch can't father more children. They don't know what it is the old man can't do, so Frank shows them. Later he bluffs his way in to take the old man's place, and ultimately sets everyone free.
Marc goes back to a new office after a Covid break. He notices that he has been assigned a personal assistant. The assistant's job is to keep him happy in the office; she has a bag of tricks to make that happen and he is in for a wild journey.
Somewhere in rural Tennessee there is a derelict truck stop and gas station that has turned itself into a male brothel that delivers its goods in the guise of a candy shop. The most delectable sweets there are fourteen-year-old boys. Wanting his sexy and willing fourteen-year-old ward, Corey, to have the most memorable initiation possible, Jack, who, at a handsome twenty-five is welcome at the brothel as well, takes Corey to the Candy Shop for sweets.
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