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Corinne Debussy had crossed the English Channel with a purpose. The French girl, originally from Cannes, had an uncle in the South of France who ran a vineyard, but recently he had been swindled out of his money by a corrupt English Wine Merchant, and had been left on the verge of bankruptcy. The police not being interested, Corinne had decided to take matters into her own hands, and travelled to England to settle a score with Clive Barton. Nobody messed with her family and got away with it!

Meanwhile Sara Philips had also taken an interest in the affairs of Clive Barton, specifically rumours of him smuggling in large amounts of wine without customs knowing. Felicity managed to bag a couple of tickets to a charity ball he was hosting at his country manor. So Sara put on her favourite purple dress which she saved for such occasions, and with Felicity arrived at the party with the intention of finding out everything they could about his potentially illegal operations.

It was perhaps inevitable that the paths of Sara and Corinne should cross at this party. It was also perhaps inevitable that both girls, shortly after this meeting, would end up getting captured by some of Clive's unsavoury staff members, keen prevent the truth of Clive Barton's operations a secret. Stashed away deep in his private wine cellar, Sara and Corinne wriggled fiercely to avert their predicament. As they both worked hard to help each other escape, they could only ponder two things. Would Felicity or indeed anyone be able to find them? And would Sara ever get a chance to wear her purple party dress without getting kidnapped at the same time?

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Another pic from my friend . I fancied seeing Sara in her purple party dress again. I do have a soft spot for that outfit. I gave DamselComics free reign to pic a second damsel, and he surprised me with the choice of Corinne, who last appeared in my tale 'The Search for the Cat's Eyes Quintet.' story. I did like her outfit in that tale, so nice to her brought to life. Was a nice surprise indeed. Hope you all like it.

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Corinne Debussy had crossed the English Channel with a purpose. The French girl, originally from Cannes, had an uncle in the South of France who ran a vineyard, but recently he had been swindled out of his money by a corrupt English Wine Merchant, and had been left on the verge of bankruptcy. The police not being interested, Corinne had decided to take matters into her own hands, and travelled to England to settle a score with Clive Barton. Nobody messed with her family and got away with it!

Meanwhile Sara Philips had also taken an interest in the affairs of Clive Barton, specifically rumours of him smuggling in large amounts of wine without customs knowing. Felicity managed to bag a couple of tickets to a charity ball he was hosting at his country manor. So Sara put on her favourite purple dress which she saved for such occasions, and with Felicity arrived at the party with the intention of finding out everything they could about his potentially illegal operations.

It was perhaps inevitable that the paths of Sara and Corinne should cross at this party. It was also perhaps inevitable that both girls, shortly after this meeting, would end up getting captured by some of Clive's unsavoury staff members, keen prevent the truth of Clive Barton's operations a secret. Stashed away deep in his private wine cellar, Sara and Corinne wriggled fiercely to avert their predicament. As they both worked hard to help each other escape, they could only ponder two things. Would Felicity or indeed anyone be able to find them? And would Sara ever get a chance to wear her purple party dress without getting kidnapped at the same time?

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Another pic from my friend . I fancied seeing Sara in her purple party dress again. I do have a soft spot for that outfit. I gave DamselComics free reign to pic a second damsel, and he surprised me with the choice of Corinne, who last appeared in my tale 'The Search for the Cat's Eyes Quintet.' story. I did like her outfit in that tale, so nice to her brought to life. Was a nice surprise indeed. Hope you all like it.