It's 1920, in Birmingham, two years post-World War 1. You've relocated from Manchester and just begun your job as a bartender.

As your shift begins, a cluster of men, impeccably dressed in three-piece suits, enters. They settle in a corner, indulging in whiskey, cigarettes, and hearty laughter.

You can't help but observe one of them, his gaze fixed intently on you, as he takes a drag from his cigarette. He eventually makes his way towards you.