She Turns into Prostitute to Find out the Truth about Her Mother's Death

The woman leans sensuously on the edge  of the bed and then slowly removes   her dress and comes to the man. But the man resists the seduction   and walks away, leaving her on the bed. Rose has transformed from the naive girl who was   sold into the brothel into a woman of ambition. Since she is destined to live in a brothel,   she must make a better life for herself. Rose's straightforward nature made her   a fast friend of Véra, who was equally frank. Véra said that they were like canaries in a cage,   and that even when they were ransomed,  they were bought with the cage.   Would Mr. Pierre do the same? You do please him, but that's not enough.   Teach me. Véra suggested that Rose should think   like a man, put herself in her opponent's shoes. Only by doing so could she gain the right to   be the only one, so Rose began to  make plans to take Pierre down.   On the other hand, Véra, in order to regain  her freedom, begins to please Pierre's sister,   Hortense, at his request. She promises Hortense that   whatever the truth about the Baron's death,  it will not destroy their relationship.   Hortense, who loves her dearly, finally  begins to pour out her pain.   This thing is crushing me. I know I've hurt you deeply.   I was always afraid you'd leave me... To the point of sending someone   to kill the Baron. Hortense said she was out of breath and wanted to   get some air in the yard when she ran into Brice. She didn't tell Brice to kill the Baron,   she just mentioned him. But Brice had taken it upon   himself to kill the Baron, and now he  was trying to use it to control her.   Hortense concludes by asking Véra's  forgiveness, hoping to make peace with her.   Downstairs, Pierre arrives in  Paradise with a group of politicians.   He wants to use the girls to impress the  police commissioner for his own gain.   But he didn't realize that the chief only likes  little girls, so he left Paradise early.   After being coached by Véra, Rose  learns to exploit men's possessiveness.   She deliberately chatted with a handsome  young lawyer in front of Pierre.   Pierre was really upset when he saw  Rose in the arms of another man.   On impulse, he stopped the two of  them on their way up the stairs.   Pierre's behavior had ruined the man's  fun, and Rose had lost a customer,   so she had to go after Pierre. I thought you were going to hit him.   Why would I do that? Did you think you were   going to hit him at the time? The atmosphere between the two of them   grew more and more intimate, and soon Rose managed  to sleep with Pierre in the laundry room.   The next morning, Rose gets a  job that requires her to go out.   When she arrives at her destination,  Pierre is waiting for her in her room.   It is obvious that Pierre has  developed feelings for Rose.   He was going to give Rose expensive  jewelry to prove his overwhelming love.   But Rose said that's not what she wanted. All the girls in Paradise should   have their own debt books. That would avoid a lot of controversy   Do you want freedom or reform? Can I choose?   Elizabeth came to the brothel dressed as  a man and asked her husband's mistress   to serve her. Can I at least share   some of the joy she brings my husband? Sharing is the key to a happy marriage.   Elizabeth is Pierre's wife, but she  has gathered the wrong information,   mistaking Véra for her husband's mistress. Hortense, the bawd, afraid of making a scene,   agreed to her sister-in-law's insolent  demands and sent Véra to her room.   Elizabeth took off her hat  to reveal her charming face.   She drank a full glass of wine and  sat down in front of Véra.   Now, you can start taking your clothes off. But Véra wanted to clear up the misunderstanding   with Elizabeth. She said Pierre gave   her the money to spy on his sister Hortense. But Elizabeth didn't realize the complexity of the   situation and insisted that Véra was lying. The two women then fought in bed.   Véra pushes Elizabeth over and she hits the  back of her head on the corner of the table.   Véra panicked and found Hortense. After confirming that Elizabeth was dead,   Hortense immediately took Véra out of the room  and told her not to tell anyone about the night,   that she would take care of the rest. Hortense then brought Pierre to the scene.   Pierre grabbed his sister by the neck and asked  her if Rose had pushed his wife down.   She didn't do it. Why are you  asking me that?   Hortense didn't identify the girl, only told her  brother that Elizabeth was out for revenge.   At that moment, Rose was watching the  people upstairs in a hurry and sensed   something was wrong. She wanted to go to   Véra and ask her what was going on. But Véra was curled up on the bed, confused, and   even in tears, she said it was too late. It was an accident.   Rose, there's an ironclad rule in our business. No one can die here.   Otherwise, we close down. Véra said that they would bury the   body in the woods, that other people  would think she had been robbed,   and that the police would never find the brothel. Upon hearing this, Rose instantly realized that   her mother's death might not be as simple  as Hortense had made it out to be.   She ran to ask Hortense what she  would do with the woman's death,   the same way she had done with her mother's? At this point Pierre, who is in the shadows, comes   forward and says that it's his wife who's dead. Her body will be found in their home tonight and   the police will think she had an accident there. Pierre then told Rose to leave.   Until tonight, he didn't know who Rose  really was, and Rose knew there was a   reason for her mother's death. She found a lawyer who could read   and asked him to look at the closing  Hortense gave her on her mother's death.   She realized it wasn't a judgment at all. Then the lawyer said he'd ask his   friends at the courthouse tomorrow. In the dark of night, Pierre was secretly   disposing of his wife's body in his backyard. He called the police commissioner   to help him settle the matter. Knowing the chief's fondness for little girls,   he's prepared everything for him. You'll thank me when you see her.   A prostitute brings her 10-year-old daughter  back to the brothel only to have her bawd's   brother take a shine to her. I can give you a lot of money,   enough to feed you and clothe you,  so you won't have to work anymore.   You and your daughter will be free. Pierre made her a generous offer,   and with a drink he made his perverted  demands and said that usually children   don't remember what happened in their teens. Outside the door, Hortense, the bawd, overhears   her brother's shameless dealings inside. She recalled with disbelief that Camilla's   daughter Rose had been treated in the  same way by him a few years earlier.   And the housekeeper, who knew the  secret, was already in tears.   Hortense was disgusted by Pierre's  behavior, and she didn't want to   continue the business with her brother. She asked Pierre if he'd tried to buy Camilla's   daughter Rose a couple years ago. She said no, didn't she?   She threatened to turn you in, didn't she? You killed her for that, didn't you, asshole?   You want to go up against the chief of police? He'll kill you.   Pierre tried to convince his  sister to behave through violence.   He'd made a deal with the woman and warned  his sister to stay out of it.   Rose, meanwhile, had gotten the  latest information from her lawyer.   The man accused of killing her  mother was found not guilty.   The police also suggested that there was  an eyewitness at the scene of the crime,   and Rose saw that it was none other  than the housekeeper of Paradise.   The housekeeper finally told  Rose the truth about the murder.   After learning that Pierre was the real killer  of her mother, Rose began her revenge plan.   That night, she sweet-talked Pierre  into coming down the hallway.   Then she pushed him down the stairs. But when Rose went to check on Pierre, he   came to his senses and grabbed her by the neck. As she was about to suffocate, the housekeeper   knocked Pierre out. When Pierre woke up again,   he was tied up by the housekeepers. Confronted by Rose, he finally confessed   to the crime he had committed years ago,  that is, he had killed Rose's mother.   Rose then goes down the hall and tells  the woman who made the deal that her   daughter doesn't have to do anything  tonight and that the nightmare is over.   Then she went back to the basement with a pen and  paper and had Pierre sign a transfer of the title   and land of the house at 56 Rue de Paris to Rose. Pierre had to do what he was   told in order to survive. After receiving the assignment, Rose came   into the hall and announced to the crowd. I'm here to welcome you as the new owner.   This title deed is in my name. I am now the owner of this place.   Only gentlemen who respect  women are welcome here.   As for the rest of you, the  crazies, the sadists, the perverts.   I'm asking you to get out. Rose then approached Hortense with   the deed to the house, stating that she  knew everything about her mother's death,   and the perverts who used the child. Hortense then asked Rose where her brother was.   If Pierre is dead, then she's  the heir to the property,   and this transfer agreement  is a motive for murder.   But Rose wasn't afraid, and even threatened  to go to the police to confront her.   Hortense immediately backed down and  said she'd give Rose her freedom.   However, what Rose wanted at the moment wasn't  freedom. She wanted to change the industry.   From now on, the Paradise girls could choose  to stay and work voluntarily, under contract   instead of debt. It's not that simple, Rose.   Oh, is it? Rose proposed that Véra   join her team and from now on everything  would be decided by mutual agreement.   Hortense thought about it for  a moment, but finally agreed.   Rose then led them to the basement.   Pierre was about to ask his sister for help. To his surprise, the next thing he knew,   her sister had shot him dead. Before dawn, they took Pierre's body to   the countryside and buried him with  all the secrets they wanted to hide.