BRUCE
She was taken aback by my tone, and I realized that she might be a total stranger to me even though I had this feeling of familiarity between us. I thought I knew her, but it happens that the decent-looking lady in front of me was a different person altogether. She looked like a fallen angel. Her beauty was overwhelming, and I can't help but steal a flirting glance at her rounded breast. She was wearing a white corporate shirt and a short black skirt. I bet her ass are fucking hot, too.
"I'm sorry I don't know what you are talking about," she snapped, and proceeded to clarify herself. “My name is Mary Anderson and I'm here for the interview scheduled for 9 AM," she said swiftly in a voice that only belonged to seducers.
"Oh!" I remembered that I had an interview to coordinate, but the sight of her, with her flawless skin and expressive eyes, kept drawing my gaze. I struggled to compose myself and ignore the pounding of my heart. I had to remind myself that she was here for a job, and I was in charge. “I suppose you are aware that this is an office and you don't just barge in anyhow you like,” I made it clear for her and finally walked past her, taking my place behind the desk.
"I was ringing the bell but there was no response," she said with her teeth tripping her base lip. I gulped when she did that, my dirty mind suddenly coming up with different scenarios that involved her naked and her red painted lips on my dick. No, I can't think about her like that. I tried to force my brain to cooperate, but I was always too easily aroused.
“Were you invited in?” I asked, giving her a cold stare, despite the clenching feeling in my chest, I maintained control over my expression.
“It's a public office and I don't think I need any invitations or whatsoever to come in plus I notified my presence before stepping in,” she said boldly and I was flustered. Just who does she think she was speaking to in such a manner?
“Nobody comes into my office uninvited,” I continued, “sit down there let's begin," I waved my hand towards the black tuffet in front of my desk as she sat down, a slouchy portion of her boobs were on full view now. I couldn't help but ogled at them. There is something about her that intrigued me. Maybe it is the way she carried herself, or the fact that she seemed so out of this world.
"I am ready," she pulled me away from my stare, and I nervously licked my bottom lip, pushing my thoughts away to be able to concentrate on the interview.
"Alright!" I cleared my throat and grabbed a pen from the table before leaning back on my comfortable chair. “So tell me, why do you want this job?" I asked with my tongue in cheek.
"I've been looking for a job for a while, and I feel like this is the perfect opportunity for me. Not just because of the job description, but because of the company's values,” she said, her voice taking on a more formal tone.
“Do you know any specific skills or strengths that you would bring to the role of personal secretary?"
"My role primarily would involve managing schedules, coordinating meetings, and handling correspondence,” she replied confidently. I think I like her already.
"This position may require occasional overtime or flexibility with hours. Are you able to accommodate that?"
"Yes, I am more than willing to be flexible with my schedule as needed, ensuring that tasks are completed efficiently and effectively," as she spoke, I jotted down notes on her responses and I couldn't help but feel impressed.
I paused for a moment to process her answers, racking my brain for any additional questions I might have. "What makes you think you are qualified?" I asked, looking intently at her eyes. All seductive and clear as a crystal.
"My qualifications are a perfect fit for this role, because I have previous work experience as a consultant which makes me the ideal candidate. I believe my skills would be an asset to this company,” she explained.
“Many people are in need of this position as much as you are and I can assure you that ninety percent of the candidates might be capable of doing this job way better than you. Why should we pick you instead of them?” I asked, stroking my chin.
"That's why it's overtly important you take a look at my resume," she offered, handing me her files and adjusting her shirt at the same time. Thanks to her see-through vest, I spotted a clear view of those breasts. Damn!
I wanted to impress her for some reason but I just didn't want to show her how much effect she was having on me. I was aware of the small voice in my head telling me to shut off whatever thoughts I was having of her. She looked so young, she couldn't be very much older than 20 years old.
"Hmm, good to know. Miss...?" I scratched my forehead and glanced at her resume. I noted her impressive educational background but a bit of a name inconsistency. "Your qualifications are impressive, Miss Anderson but I'm not sure this profile belongs to you."
"Are you fucking kidding me?" she began to protest. "There must have been a mistake somewhere,” she responded, biting her lips and offering me a seductive gaze.
"You are not Mary Anderson," I returned my attention to the list of candidates while reaching for the telephone on my desk.
"No, wait!" she placed her palm over my hand and I clasped another of my hands on hers. I could feel how soft her skin was on mine. "It is me… I meant that… but my friends do call me Charlotta sometimes."
She was faltering with her response and I knew she was not whom she claimed to be and probably not here for the job either. I shook my head, allowing myself to get lost in the thousands of thoughts that kept playing in my mind. My heart craved her but my head is feeling otherwise.
“Charlotta!" I reiterated, clearing my throat and glancing down at our joined hands. "I'm afraid I can't offer you this job." I made things clear to her as I withdrew my hands from hers.
CHARLOTTA“Follow me home,” Bruce said, his voice low as the car door opened beside him. The twins had already disappeared into a separate vehicle, their laughter and ridiculous cologne still lingering like smoke.I paused with my hand on my own door handle, half-turned, just long enough for his request to hang in the air.For a second, I considered it.I considered letting the night stretch, letting the memory of his hands on my body replace the cold weight in my chest. Letting myself fall back into his bed like it meant something.But then I smiled softly. Controlled. Safe.“I can’t,” I said, adjusting the strap of my duffel bag on my shoulder. “I need to check on my roommate. She’s one moment from dying of boredom. Probably already talking to plants and naming them after her exes.”Bruce’s expression didn’t change, but his eyes flickered. Not anger. Not hurt.Something else.Possession, maybe.Or suspicion.“Roommate,” he repeated.I shrugged. “She’s dramatic. And she’s been alone
BRUCEHer perfection should’ve been a red flag. I no longer trust her. But I couldn’t give her up. Which made me hate myself a little.The way she moved—graceful, efficient, deliberate. The way she handled files, learned projections, memorized names and figures faster than some of my own analysts. She was everything a secretary shouldn’t be—too sharp, too polished, too… intentional.I should’ve pulled away.But I didn’t.Because every time I watched her walk across a room, hips swaying in unconscious provocation, or when she turned and met my stare without flinching—it was like trying to resist gravity. Impossible. And God, when I touched her…Yesternight still lingered on my skin like smoke.Her mouth. Her thighs. The way she let herself break open beneath me—then wrapped around me like I was both her weapon and her sin.I leaned back in the leather armchair of the hotel lounge, sipping from a crystal tumbler as Harvey flipped through contract documents beside me. Harley, ever the mo
CHARLOTTAThat night, when Bruce returned from the investors’ call, I decided to confront him about how he treated me earlier, and he flared up. He told me bluntly, “I have a feeling you’re not who you claim to be, and I no longer trust you.”The suite was dimly lit, shadows stretching long across the walls as the tension between us reached its boiling point. I stood near the window, arms crossed, teeth clenched, trying not to scream.“You no longer trust me?” I snapped, voice low but shaking. “You never did.”Bruce paced like a storm barely contained, his eyes glinting with something darker than anger—frustration, confusion, maybe even desire. He stopped short, facing me fully.“You give me every reason not to.”I felt the air choke in my throat. “Then why keep me here? Why not just fire me, Bruce?”He stepped forward, slowly, deliberately, like a predator with no leash. “Because,” he growled, “I can’t fucking stay away from you.”My breath hitched.And then he moved.One second I wa
CHARLOTTAI woke with a pant of pain rippling through my skull, sharp and unforgiving. The room was too still, too silent. The plush hotel duvet tangled around my legs like a noose. My mouth was dry, and my throat ached as if I’d been screaming in my sleep. I blinked, the sunlight slicing through a sliver in the curtains, making my headache pulse harder.I turned to the other side of the bed instinctively—expecting warmth, the weight of him, maybe even the soft exhale of sleep.But the sheets were cold.Untouched.Empty.Bruce was gone.I pushed myself up, squinting against the bright daylight pouring through the windows. The suite was pristine, his side of the bed perfectly made, his watch no longer on the nightstand, his tie that I’d pulled off last night—gone.I checked the time.11:42 a.m.A cold pit opened in my stomach. No message. No missed calls. No note. He’d just… left.I snatched my phone and called him. One ring. Two. Three. He answered.“Where are you?” I croaked, voice h
CHARLOTTABack at the suite, the tension between us was thicker than the velvet drapes. Bruce sat at the living room desk, his laptop open, his tie discarded on the top of the couch. I stood by the kitchen counter, pulling financials from the shared drive on my tablet, but my eyes kept drifting to him. His jaw was set, his fingers flying over the keyboard, and I could feel his presence like a magnet pulling me in.“Charlotta,” he said without looking up, “the projections. Now.”I swallowed, crossing the room to hand him the tablet. Our fingers brushed, and I felt the familiar spark, but his expression was all business. “Everything’s here,” I said, my voice steady. “I cross-checked the numbers with the finance team’s latest report. We’re on track for a 20% ROI within 18 months.”He scanned the screen, nodding. “Good work.” His tone was clipped, but his eyes flicked up to mine, searching. “You’ve been thorough lately. Almost too thorough.”My pulse quickened. “Just trying to earn my kee
BRUCECharlotta was a puzzle I couldn’t stop trying to solve. She sat across from me at the restaurant, her red lipstick catching the light as she sipped her water, her eyes darting between the twins’ banter and the harbor view. She played the part of the perfect secretary flawlessly—organized, poised, quick with a smile—but there was something beneath it all, a shadow that kept me on edge. I’d told Harley last night I couldn’t pin it down, but it was there, like a whisper I couldn’t quite hear.The SPLINTX deal was a triumph, no question. LOTEX was poised to dominate the European market, and I should’ve been basking in it. Instead, I was distracted by her. The way her dress hugged her curves, the memory of her body pressed against mine in the suite this morning, her moans echoing in my head. She was trouble, and I fucking loved it. But trouble had a price, and I wasn’t sure I was ready to pay it.“Bruce, you gonna eat or just stare at your secretary all day?” Harvey’s voice jolted me