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    Office Encounters Unveiled
    Office Encounters Unveiled
    Office Encounters Unveiled
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    Office Encounters Unveiled

    By MissyMay

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    An Older White Office Manager hires a buxom black female employee. He's married but can he resist her flirtatious pull? Not for long. If you stories about cheating, oral, anal, public sex, office, professional, employee, black, or interracial stories, then this is a hot and steamy one for you. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMissyMay
    Release dateApr 7, 2024
    ISBN9798224339846
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      Office Encounters Unveiled - MissyMay

      Mr. Jameson sat at the head of the table. He was a tall man, handsome for his age, with silver hair combed back and a sharp jawline. The boardroom was sterile and cold, like always.

      The door opened, and she walked in. Lisa. Long curly hair, confident. Attractive. She smiled, dimples on her cheeks. He found himself smiling back.

      Mr. Jameson, I'm Lisa Thompson, she greeted, extending her hand. Warmth spread across his palm as they shook hands.

      He swallowed, looking away. Please, take a seat.

      She sat down, crossing her legs. Her dress rode up, revealing tanned thighs. He forced his gaze away, focusing on the resume she handed him.

      His heartbeat quickened.

      I see you've worked as a secretary before.

      She nodded. Yes, at various offices. I've always been good at organizing and multitasking.

      He looked up, met her eyes. Brown and bright. They sparkled, and he felt a pull.

      I'm sure you are, he said, voice husky. We need someone who can handle the pressure.

      She leaned forward, revealing more of her cleavage. His eyes trailed down, lingering.

      I can handle pressure, she whispered.

      Her voice was sultry, low. She knew the effect she had on him.

      He cleared his throat, shuffling papers. Right, well uh, you have the job.

      She smiled, slow and seductive. Thank you, Mr. Jameson.

      He looked at her, saw the hunger in her eyes. He should resist, he knew he should. But his body had other ideas.

      Later that day, he saw her at her desk, typing away. She looked up, caught his gaze. She stood, walked over to him.

      Is there something else, Mr. Jameson? she asked, a smirk on her lips.

      He swallowed, looked

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