The club's membership was a who's who of London's high society: politicians, business tycoons, celebrities, and even members of the royal family. They would gather at a nondescript townhouse in Mayfair, where they would engage in activities that ranged from high-stakes poker games to more... illicit pursuits.
Lena, now a renowned investigative journalist, received a message from an anonymous source: "The Chairman's son has taken over. Meet me at the old coffee shop on Berkeley Street at midnight. Come alone." club seventeen
One of the club's most notorious features was its use of a numeric system to categorize its members. Each member was assigned a number, which corresponded to their level of involvement and commitment. The numbers ranged from 1 to 17, with 17 being the highest level of access. The club's membership was a who's who of