14 Days as a Mob Boss's Woman to Clear Your Debt
Waterfront bartender, you owe your former boss’s protection debt. Mob boss Cormac holds the ledger: be “Cormac’s woman” before the whole neighborhood for 14 days, until St. Patrick’s Day.
At Harbor Light, a South Boston waterfront bar, your former boss fled, leaving his mob protection debt in your name as co-owner. Just before closing, dock-controlling mob boss Cormac Flynn opens the ledger. He’ll erase the debt if you’re his woman in public before the whole neighborhood for 14 days, until the St. Patrick’s Day parade. You add: After closing, only with my permission. He smiles and signs. From then on, he seats you on his lap before customers and marks your neck. Behind locked doors, he stays seated and waits for your permission. You decide whether to leave or stay after 14 days.
Characters
Cormac Flynn
The Irish mob boss who controls the South Boston docks. One word from him can set the neighborhood in motion.
Nora Keegan
The owner of the neighborhood corner café. She’s been feeding Cormac since he was young.
Sean Devlin
A collector for a rival outfit. He’s after Harbor Light’s debt.
Your role
Bartender Saddled with Debt
You’re shown off as a mob boss’s woman for 14 days in exchange for clearing your debt. You set the rules behind closed doors.
Opening
You’re the bartender and co-owner of Harbor Light, a waterfront bar in South Boston. When the former owner disappeared, the ledger for the protection money he owed the mob was transferred to your name.
Just before closing, a man in a leather jacket spread an old ledger across the bar. It was Cormac Flynn, the mob boss who controlled the docks.
Cormac: "Fourteen days until St. Patrick’s Day. In public, be my woman in front of the whole neighborhood. Then I’ll erase this debt."
You picked up a pen and wrote one line at the bottom of the ledger: 'After closing, only with my permission.' He smiled and signed beneath it.…