No Appeal Procedure & The AthleteLeslie is the receptionist for a "High Class Country Hotel", but she continues to turnaway customers that do not fit the bill. However this infuriates her manager, as there seems to be more employees than customers at the Hotel, and of course, the Hotel is supposed to be run for a profit. She is summoned to the conservatory to explain. But her Manager feels that the only course of action is a sound caning. He explains that there is no Appeal Procedure, and that she can accept it or not. Although her whimpering can be heard several corridors away, it doesn't ...

No Appeal Procedure & The AthleteLeslie is the receptionist for a "High Class Country Hotel", but she continues to turnaway customers that do not fit the bill. However this infuriates her manager, as there seems to be more employees than customers at the Hotel, and of course, the Hotel is supposed to be run for a profit. She is summoned to the conservatory to explain. But her Manager feels that the only course of action is a sound caning. He explains that there is no Appeal Procedure, and that she can accept it or not. Although her whimpering can be heard several corridors away, it doesn't dissuade the Manager. She accepts and will have to deal with several very hard cane strokes before she is finished. But then, she must find Judy the telephonist (who has been offering some of the male guests extra services) to come to the Manager. When Judy arrives to see the Manager, she is confronted and because there is no appeal process, she endures countless whacks across her bottom with her white knickers on, leaving a palm print across her bottom. He then stands on a chair to get the full affect of his downward strokes of his cane on her bottom leaving a screaming Judy in a very sore state. This is the action of a master canesman. After this, he finds the hotel skiway and beats this tough girl very hard as a lesson. / An athlete puts the blame