It was 2 weeks after the Indian women tested themselves against Anupama by trying to find out who could make her cum the most. (See the 2 previous stories in this series). I was driving a minibus with the 14 Indian women who were present then and now were the founding members of the Subcontinent Railway Station Sex Club. We were on the way to evaluate an unused warehouse in Rockbank, a far west outer suburb of Melbourne.
Dhriti, a 21-year-old from Indore and cousin of Nabh, the prodigious cummer, had an uncle who was willing to rent it to us. As I drove on further and further from civilisation I was humming the Talking Heads hit, "Road to Nowhere." It fitted perfectly. The mini-bus was filled with the excited chatter of the 14 Indians who ranged in age from Saanvi the 56-year-old mother of the captain of the Indian Tertiary student cricket team I coached to the 18-year-old private school student Vanya. Eventually, we reached the warehouse.
It was an old double story ex-farm barn and the promised parking lot was simply a truckload of gravel sparsely scattered over the grass. The women got out of the minibus. Gone were the cotton Salwaar Kameez they had worn that night. Now they tottered on their newly purchased high heels and tight wore belly exposing silk saris with a halterneck or string choli, an overtight exotic anakarli suit or a western night club dress. The restrictive nature of their new outfits hampered their progress over the muddy uneven ground. The exception was the 18-year-old Vanya who in her Year 12 school uniform, having wagged school for the day.
Dhriti opened the door on the ground floor and we all flinched. Pallets of old broken Indian cooking utensils and out of date ingredients covered the floor. Discarded wrapping and broken packets lay everywhere. And the rotting. sour smell. It had to be experienced to be believed. "We could clear it up and clean it,"' Kyra hesitantly ventured after a long pause. Dhriti replied unconvincingly, "Its not this. It's the upstairs floor.
I think that is better from my uncle's description and he only wants $400 a week." There were stairs at the back and I sent Navya, the 200 pound plus aunt, up first before I would trust myself to step on those stairs. We went up and the silence from the women as they entered was deafening. It faced us: an empty, dirty, dark room with walls covered with graffiti.
Rotted floorboards complete with used condoms, broken glass from the shattered windows, old empty MacDonald food containers, stale rotten food, and the remnants of fires completed our visual inspection. It wasn't pretty but it had a toilet. Yes, the room corners had dried urine pools and what I hoped was only dog excrement. Then the smell hit us and we staggered downstairs and luckily the staircase didn't collapse from the surge of bodies.
The women were distraught, but I managed to say that I had located another building to visit, and surely it had to be better. Downhearted they got on the minibus and I drove the now subdued group to High Street Northcote, a trendy suburb about 7 km from Melbourne's CBD. I pulled up outside a double fronted three-story building in the main shopping street strip.
Northcote dated from 40 years after Melbourne was founded in the 1850s and this building was from the 1920s in an art deco style. It even had an original granite face stone on which the engraving proudly stated I Wright Purveyor of Fine General Merchandise Since 1921 Downstairs was currently occupied by a seller of reproduction Edwardian fittings for the now trendy, expensive renovated houses in that area.
Upstairs was unoccupied, but the first floor had been a dance studio at some stage with kitchen, toilets, change rooms and a separate back entrance. The top floor was bare and open and obviously where that Purveyor of Fine General Merchandise had stored his products. Why were we here? Well, a wealthy client of mine Chin Do who preferred to be known as the Big C was cheating on his 45-year-old wife with a 20-year-old massage parlour girl.
The Big C owned the Vietnamese "massage parlour" industry which he ran on a franchise basis providing the girls, advertising and protection and liaison with the police and local councils to his franchisees. The 20-year-old had him wrapped around her finger. To prove his love he had purchased 4 buildings including this one as a gift for her.
Luckily his ever astute accountant, knowing this had happened before, advised him to keep the titles in a trust consisting of him, the woman and myself (the aforementioned accountant) for a while before handing them over to her. And it was lucky I did as he drove off the Great Ocean Road near Apollo Bay in his BMW sports and the 100-metre fall killed him and the woman.
Probably happened because she was sucking his cock at the time, and her teeth were too sharp. In that case, he died with a smile on his face. In all fairness to his wife, I didn't want her to know what he had planned with the massage girl. Therefore I let her think it was just a one-nighter, and as the sole survivor of the unknown trust sold the buildings to myself at a low price purely so that the thieving Government would not get their exorbitant stamp duty. So I could look the 14 Indian women in the eye and say, "What do you think? It's ours if we want it."
They rushed around and I could hear their squeals of delight and their comments, "Look at the size. The chandeliers. Its got a kitchen. The toilets are so good. What about the wall mirrors?" But then someone ventured the big question, "It's perfect, but it would cost a fortune. How can we afford it? Why tease us by bringing us here?" I played my trump card, "It's virtually free. The owner will let you have it for $1 a month."
We have to pay to have a legal contract." There was a stunned silence before they exploded into excited chatter until finally Tanvi, the businesswomen cut through the noise of their voices. "It's you. You are the owner." I smiled modestly and went into my best salesmen spiel. But it was unnecessary.
I was preaching to the converted, but I continued and sold them the dream. It was THEIR club, not the boys. Downstairs we would have an Indian restaurant, a Subcontinent Grocery store and Travel Agency open 7 days a week and all bringing in a steady income. The ex dance studio would be the events room where we would have our private events and those where lesser members paid entrance fees to attend and participate.