Naomi was driving through the country and she was feeling hungry. She'd been this way before and she vaguely remembered a roadside café along this route. Keeping her eyes open she drove along.
Finally spotting the café she remembered she pulled in and parked alongside and wandered in. She'd only taken a few steps when her eyes adjusted to the difference in light and she took in her surroundings.
It appeared that she'd wandered into some sort of bikies bar. There were seven or eight leather clad bikies lounging around, looking at her. Discretion was the better part of valour, she decided. She wasn't that hungry after all.
She stopped and turned to leave, only to find a couple of bikies had moved up behind her and were blocking her way.
One big burly man smiled at her and patted the pool table next to him. "Hop up here, sweetheart," he said, a smirk in his voice. "We can have some fun."
Silently terrified but putting on a brave face, Naomi shook her head.
The bikie kept smiling and slowly nodded his head, patting the table again.
Naomi started to slowly back away, only to find an obstruction behind her. Then a hand casually shoved her forward toward the table.
Naomi could feel her heart pounding, scared and not knowing what to do. Then she heard a yell. An angry yell. An angry female yell.
"Leave her alone." It wasn't a request. It was a flat demand, with a threat latent within it if anyone defied it.
A woman pushed her way through the bikies, glaring at the man next to the table.
He sneered at her. "You want to take her place, Peaches?" he asked.
"Maybe," returned the woman. "Do you reckon you can satisfy me?"
The woman turned and looked Naomi up and down. Then before Naomi could speak she was slapped hard and pushed towards the door.
"Why don't you piss off out of here, and don't come to places where you don't belong," the woman told her, giving her another push.
Naomi left hastily, flinging a look over her shoulder as she left. The woman was climbing up onto the pool table, laughing at the bikies as she did so.
Hesitating outside the door, Naomi took another glance through the door. The woman they had called Peaches was now lying back on the pool table while a couple of the bikies were undressing her.
Naomi fled around to the side of the café where her car was parked. About to get in and drive off, she hesitated. She was curious. She wondered what they were doing to Peaches. Maybe she could see if she looked through a back window.
Naomi slipped around to the back of the café, checking to see if there was an available window. Glancing through the only window there she saw that she was looking into the kitchen. An empty kitchen, and against the far wall was a large window, showing the bar-room. Recalling the bar-room, Naomi remembered that there was a large mirror against the far wall. One way glass, she realised.