pencil and story: Erich Von Gotha

London, 1766.
Janice Mac Cormic was sentenced to life in prison for having an abortion.
When she is now resigned to staying in Newgate prison, she is taken to the warden.
He reveals to her that she will be entrusted to a noble for an experimental rehabilitation therapy, but on condition that she satisfies his wishes.
After listening to him, she is entrusted to a mysterious man who takes her in a gig to her new master.
Obviously he also takes advantage of her.
In the Viscount's villa she is welcomed by Lady Radcliffe, who manages the mansion.
Janice is seduced by Lady Radcliffe, while he explains the only rule of the house: blind obedience.
At dinner she meets the other young women in her same condition: Roxanne, Evelyn, Pamela and Louise.
The first test they subject her to is an intimate hair removal, since the Viscount can't stand hair.
After dinner, the girls are sent to bed, with orders not to linger in the pleasures of the flesh while waiting for the Viscount.
Louise and Evelyn disobey and therefore will be punished by the Viscount the next day.
Janice will also be present at the punishment, in the dungeons of the manor, to be branded.
Louise and Evelyn find the whipping they suffer pleasant, but Janice is terrified.
To help her cope with the pain, Roxanne kneels in front of her.
Janice reaches ecstasy when the red-hot iron marks her left buttock with a "V".
A wild orgy ensues, involving the Viscount, his guests and all the girls.
The next day Janice is entrusted to the black servant Horace, who takes her to the Viscount in London.
The viscount offers her to the hostess, who takes advantage of her with languid caresses.
Janice is possessed by Horace, to amuse the Viscount and his mistress.