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    The Secretary's New Position
    The Secretary's New Position
    The Secretary's New Position
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    The Secretary's New Position

    By Sophie East

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    "Take off your clothes..."

     

    It's not what Danielle Jackson expects to hear on her first day as Blake Thornwood's new secretary, but Mr. Thornwood demands a certain level of obedience. Fortunately, he's willing to train Danielle into the perfect, submissive employee. Naive Danielle is just as eager to earn the approval of her boss, even if it means trying new things. It doesn't hurt that he's one of the most hottest men she's ever seen, making it all too easy to do whatever it takes to please him...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCam Girl Studios
    Release dateMar 11, 2024
    ISBN9798224925537
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      The Secretary's New Position - Sophie East

      I stared up at the Tower, the most exclusive office building in downtown Seattle. Slowly, a knot of dread formed in my stomach.

      I inhaled. Okay, breathe, I told myself. Then, I crossed the street.

      There was a doorman standing beside the entrance. Intimidatingly, his uniform was much nicer than my simple cotton blouse and gray pencil skirt. I watched his eyes for traces of judgment or disgust. Would he let me in, or would he take one look at me and figure out I didn’t belong in this gilded tower?

      I held my breath as I approached the doorman, suddenly afraid. With a curt nod, he swiftly opened the door to the lobby and waved me through.

      I sighed in relief. This wasn’t so bad, after all. I stepped into the gleaming lobby, taking a moment to absorb the sight in front of me. Straight ahead, two men in near-identical black suits crossed the polished floor, rushing to catch the elevator. The sound of their hurried footsteps filled the air, undercut by the gentle trill of a marble fountain in the center of the room.

      Slowly, I walked up to the fountain and took a moment to study its details. Two naked lovers in flowing togas were carved out from marble. The woman had one arm draped around the man’s neck and cradled a jug in the other. Water flowed out from the jug to collect in a broad, shallow pool at the lovers’ feet.

      The edge of the pool formed a ledge, providing a place to sit. I imagined myself eating my lunches there, a sandwich in my lap, a coffee as my seatmate. Compared to my last job cleaning rich peoples’ houses, it was practically a dream on the verge of becoming reality. I just had to ace this interview, first.

      My roommate had been the one who discovered the listing. She worked

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