Alter Ego Challenge: From Maggie to Magenta

My take on the Alter Ego Challenge from @terror2 and @a_casual_prompter. Maggie Bliss becomes Madame Magenta, a notorious 1920s Chicago bordello madam, offering the finest girls in the Windy City… Image 1: Sweet, nerdy Maggie Bliss sits on her bed, wearing her latest science fiction-themed T-shirt, and reading the current volume of a multi-volume Japanese romance manga. In a moment, however, a time travel vortex will inexplicably appear above Maggie’s head and pull her into the past… Image 2: Maggie is now Madame Magenta, a very successful bordello madam in Chicago, Illinois. It’s 1926, the Volstead Act (Prohibition) is the law of the land, and bootleggers are making good money getting fine Canadian liquor into the city. Madame Magenta has an elegant parlor house in a quiet residential neighborhood, and boasts about having the finest girls in the Windy City. She prefers wearing a loosely belted blue-and-white kimono, which allows her to display her abundant charms. She’s chatting with Lolly, a recent addition to her staff. Lolly’s a lively corn-fed Midwestern farm girl, easy on the eyes and no slouch in the sack. Image 3: Madame Magenta is making small talk with a gentleman who came to the parlor house on the strength of a unique marketing ploy used by Madame Magenta. She periodically places the following ad in the local newspapers’ Personal ads section: "See you when tea is ready. DAvenport 6969." Madame Magenta finds this fellow most attractive, especially when she glances down at the bulge in his trousers. Image 4: Madame Magenta is in bed with the fellow from Image 3. Her suspicion about his member proved accurate, and Madame Magenta plans to fully enjoy having a romp with this marvelous man.