Underbellies

Beneath the grandeur of silk gowns, expansive mansions, luncheons and chariots were the underbellies. Those who could afford to pretended it didn't exist; they were but a stain on the garments of the wealthy, a stain, that could not be erased, the stain was their making. They were the pillar of high society, the beams that held wealthy men together and some, no matter how hard they tried could not pretend that it did not exist. Ada Tinsel was one of such people and Ada wanted to rule the underbellies of London.