1. The Fake Raymond is an art collector has called upon the services of an art gallery owner to appraise some of his most treasured paintings; one in particular that is the highlight of his collection, one that he needs to sell. To his surprise, the gallery owner sends his assistant Rey to perform the valuation. Raymond is concerned that she is too young and inexperienced to make sure important assessments, but she insists that she is fully capable of doing the job. He watches with dismay as she sneers at some of his art work, but then things only get worse. When she comes to the cente...
1. The Fake Raymond is an art collector has called upon the services of an art gallery owner to appraise some of his most treasured paintings; one in particular that is the highlight of his collection, one that he needs to sell. To his surprise, the gallery owner sends his assistant Rey to perform the valuation. Raymond is concerned that she is too young and inexperienced to make sure important assessments, but she insists that she is fully capable of doing the job. He watches with dismay as she sneers at some of his art work, but then things only get worse. When she comes to the centerpiece of his collection, she informs Raymond that he has purchased a fake. He had been hoping to sell this painting, having over-extended himself a little, and he is horrified by this news. He tries to tell Rey that she is wrong, but she insists that she knows what she is talking about, and refuses to take the painting to the gallery to sell it. She departs empty handed, much to Raimondo’s annoyance. He does not want Rey going back to the gallery and broadcasting that he has been taken for a fool, so he has arranged for his partner James to be waiting in her car. When she climbs in, she finds the keys are missing. Suddenly, she is grabbed from behind, with James clamping a hand firmly over her mouth to stop her screaming. Back inside the house, she soon finds herself tied to a chair. Raimondo is telling her that he will only let her go when she agrees that his painting is the real thing, and not a fake. Rey refuses to compromise her integrity, so he orders James to gag her and leave her to consider her desperate situation for a while. In their efforts to change her mind, James and Raimondo keep the girl tied to a chair, hogtied on the floor, and finally spreadeagled on Raymond’s bed in her underwear. She still refuses to change her valuation, so the men leave her there while they try to decide what to do next. In their absence, Rey manages to free one leg and tries to use her toes to free one of her wrists. Is there still hope for her?
2. Disturbing The Peace Rey has been hearing strange noises coming from her neighbor's house, loud enough to wake her, so she decides to pay him a visit to ask if he would mind keeping the noise down. He is friendly towards her when he answers the door and even invites her in for coffee. While he is in the kitchen however, Rey decides to have a look around, wondering what the guy was up to. When he finds her in his bedroom looking into a bag filled with zip ties, he knows she suspects something and decides to grab her, securing her wrists, ankles and thighs with the zip ties. Despite Rey's objections, he applies a tight cleave gag and leaves her on his bed. Realizing that she can't escape from the zip ties, she gets down onto the floor and starts making her way towards the kitchen, hoping to find something sharp to free herself. She is soon discovered and carried to the kitchen where she is seated on a chair and tied to it. Her neighbor removes the gag and allows her to drink a little tea before pushing a piece of foam into her mouth and re-gagging her. Rey works to free herself from the ropes pinning her to the chair, but she does not get far before she is taken to the living room. The zip ties and replaced with ropes and Rey is hogtied on the floor, her captor using her as a play thing as he rests his feet on her, then gets down on the floor and gropes her.
