The following day, Abel attended Madam Whitmore's classes right on time despite returning home late at night.
He did find out that the Society for Natural Philosophy had a set of private rooms available for its members.
The entirety of the third floor of the building actually served as the members' quarter!
While regular members had to pay a fee to check into the rooms, it was entirely free for the special employees of the Trust.
However, none of the rooms were available last night, or else he would have prefered to much rather stay the night in one of the luxurious rooms.
Another thing he found out about the Club was that on the ground floor, there existed a bathhouse! The bathing chambers came with hot water which was a rare luxury in this era!
Abel had always worried about not being able to take a proper bath in his flat. In fact, he had never properly taken a bath since he had transmigrated.
