The Orc From The Office Novels & Stories

, he said. To Chris’ surprise, Dora still wore that cunning smile as she stood up slowly and turned to leave. "Oh boy!”, she said as she looked around the office. “Darling, you're such a terrible jokester, aren't you? I'll pretend I didn't hear that”.

“I want to reiterate that the office is a workplace. Don’t treat it like it’s your house or worse, like a garbage dump. Some people just refuse to listen! “Don’t think you’re better than anyone else just because you were personally hired by the chairman. You managed to get the agreements signed over simple phone calls or meals. Anyone can do that! “Taylor, come up and review your mistakes. Tell the others what you’ve done!” I stood up. While some people looked confused, others looked gleeful. I walked forward. “Winnie was right, I shouldn’t be snacking in the office. From today onwards, I will adhere to the company rules very strictly!

I said smiling. Orlan was puzzled. He didn't expect Scarlett to prefer the work of a cleaner, over the work of a secretary. "You are already a grown-up lady, so at least think like one," Orlan advises, before turning around to make his way inside his office. I gasp in admiration because his office is Damn beautiful. It has a couch, bed, TV, a desk and a table..... It has everything that I had always seen in movies. "Your office is bigger than my entire parent's house." I voice out, before taking my seat on the couch.

It’s an evolved troll with three horns, the highest and strongest in their species. Crap! Can I handle that in my current state? Do I run? Out of nowhere a blur of red slams into it and sends it flying into a tree. When the motion settles, I see a giant dark red spider, it stomps a foot on the orc’s neck and bites into it. The sound of chewing echoes in the quiet night. ‘Eldora…’ ‘I know. That thing is not a normal monster.’ I can’t tell if I should back away or not.

Suddenly I hear someone gasping for air, “I wanted to hear my future, but she wouldn’t tell me. She’s an oracle.” “This changes everything,” I hear Richard’s voice in deep thought, “Now I know she will not be going back to her friends. She will marry me. A warlock and an oracle would make a very powerful pair. I could take over the entire dark magic realm.” I start to panic as I hear this. I have to remain unconscious as long as possible, so that I can plan my escape. Just then, I hear both men yell, and I fall into a deep sleep.

He was currently fussing with his fluffy brown hair in the reflection of a silver toaster, his big doe eyes sparkling with a level of excitement Orion hadn't seen in months. "You're in a hurry," Orion remarked, his voice a low, dangerous rumble. He sat at the head of the table, a 6’4” titan clad in a sharp charcoal suit, looking every bit the ruthless CEO. He didn't have his breakfast; he had a black coffee and a tablet, though he hadn't looked at a single stock price all morning. His eyes were entirely on Noah.

Which saved the orphanage money in the end as we ate a lot from the gardens! My lunch was brought out to me very late in the afternoon by a guy I use to call my friend, before he broke me in the worst ways, I couldn’t barely make eye contact with him anymore, Brian, with his smug look on his face came out with my bagged lunch from the kitchen, swinging it in his hand left and right….. “Aurora, I have your lunch here for you, why don’t you earn it and get on your knees bitch” he snarled at me.

his words were cut off by the office doors swinging open, revealing Orion with Damian and Iris hot on his heels. “Oh, I did not expect you two to be in here.” Orion was lying through his teeth, both Alastor and I were aware, but the twins were off in their own world. Orion would have easily been able to pick up on our scents. “Well, now that you are back, I will go back to my office and get this paperwork taken care of.” Alastor scooped up his folders off the desk before nodding to Orion as he left the room. “Thank you, Alastor,” Orion called after his beta before turning to me and raising his eyebrow.

Ryley added as the flashback of their confrontation with the Orc replayed in his mind. Flashback... Zander was optimistic. It can be seen on his face. Each step he took reminded him of Reyne. And hopefully this meeting with the creature was going to support him find his mate. "He seems chafed. Be heedful." Ryley instructed, glancing at Zander's palm that pressed on the partition separating them from that beast. No sooner did the threshold set cracked open than their ear drums rumbled with a loud screeching scream. It was the orc. He was caged into iron chains and brutally wounded. The slit he bore on his shoulder was bleeding as though he was recently awarded with that damage.

His head was raised from the spreadsheet between his hands and he had the meanest scowl on his face. I pushed my way into the office and quietly shut the door behind me, "Nice place." I smiled looking around the room with cream walls, no shelves, or any other piece of furniture. It was just the plush rug beneath my feet and the table and chair at the far end of the room next to the window where Orian was sat, "It is nice."