Under the watchful eye of the raised, inquisitive eyebrow of the statue of Winston Churchill, the cleaning maid, Machine, a Muslim woman of Kurdish descent, polishes the grand piano in the opulent living room of her British employers. Her mind wanders to the tales of her homeland, the beauty and sensuality of the whirling dervishes, as her hands glide over the smooth surface of the piano. Suddenly, she feels a presence. She turns to find her boss, Susan, watching her, a smoldering look in her eyes. "Machine," Susan purrs, "I've been thinking about you." She steps closer, her hand reaching out to stroke Machine's cheek, then trailing down to her neck, her collarbone, her breast. Machine's breath hitches, her heart pounding in her chest. She knows what's coming. She's been longing for it. Susan guides her to the couch, pushing her down, her hands moving to Machine's hijab, slowly unwrapping it, revealing her lustrous hair, her eager face. She leans in, their lips meeting in a fiery, passionate kiss, a promise of the anal delights to come.