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Demotion 1

Demotion 1

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Hey all - Here's a standalone women-spanking-men femdom office-themed thing, with some foot worship stuff thrown in. Foot worship stuff is earlier on, spanking content is a bit later, and the humiliation stuff is all throughout. It's all fantasy, everyone is over 18 years old, and if it feels like it's mocking corporate America in some ways, I certainly hope it does. And while it's just fantasy...let's hope it's filthy fucking hot fantasy.

***

Andrew made his way toward the office that had once been his, the coffee Raquel had asked for in one hand, her car keys and the printout from the day's work in the other. He paused when he saw Raquel was on the phone, and stepped away from the door. Oftentimes she didn't want him in the office if she was talking with a customer or anyone else.

He stood just outside the door panting. It was more than 100 degrees outside and with the air conditioning broken, the building's fifth floor was an oven.

"Yeah," she said to whoever was on the other end of the line. "Yeah sure. Yeah, we can do a social media push I'm looking at...I think August-September would be great. Yeah, there's definitely people I can put you in touch with here who can get that going for you."

She snapped her fingers and Andrew looked up, almost dropped the iced coffee as he did. Raquel gestured for him to come into the office, pointed at a chair in front of her desk. Andrew swallowed and stepped inside.

He sat down and she took the coffee from him, then took a sip and kept her eyes on the computer screen in front of her while she typed a few unknown words out, still on the phone too.

"Mmmmkay, yeah," she said. "Well tell you what, Mr. Paolini, I think we can make that work. I'll have someone from my office in touch with you after the long weekend, how does that sound?"

There was a pause and Raquel gave a laugh.

"You as well, happy Fourth of July," she said, and then hung up and turned to Andrew, sitting in the chair at her desk.

"Thanks for the coffee," Raquel said, and sipped it, fanned herself in the stale, unmoving air. "God, it's so fucking hot in here. You moved my car so I won't get a ticket?"

Andrew nodded. He had. She'd left her running shoes and a pair of old socks in the car baking in the triple digit heat; the whole car had reeked of her feet the entire time he scoured downtown Acidalia for a new spot.

"Good," Raquel said. "And I know I've asked you this a million times, but you booked the cabin for my boyfriend and me up at Lake Artemis right?"

*My boyfriend and me* Andrew thought, and he hoped the pang of jealousy he felt skewer his gut didn't show on his face. He'd never said anything to Raquel about his crush on her, but he was pretty sure she had felt the same way about him too, just based on some of their flirtier back and forth conversations at work.

But that had, of course, been before the demotion. And before this boyfriend too.

"Yes Raquel," Andrew said. "It's booked from tonight -- Thursday -- through Sunday."

"Perfect," she said, and took her car keys from the desk. "And you'll be working tomorrow, right? I want you here at 7:30 a.m., no later. You still have that list of projects I gave you that I want done by Sunday?"

Andrew nodded. It was a list of some of the most mind-numbing, time-consuming tasks at Hussar Marketing Strategies. The kind of thing they usually gave to the interns.

Except, of course, at least one of those interns -- Triana -- had now been promoted over Andrew.

"Perfect," Raquel said. She sipped the coffee again. "I should be out of here in maybe a half hour or so, and after that I'll be out of pocket until Monday morning. But you're working until seven, right, your usual?"

"Yes Raquel," Andrew said.

He, of course, wouldn't get paid for anything he did past 5 p.m. But there was no way he'd be able to do everything Raquel and Triana had already given him if he didn't stay that late -- which was, indeed, his new usual, at least since The Demotion.

And if he didn't get all of that done, then he knew full well they could bring it up to Eloise. And he did *not* want them to bring it up to Eloise.

Raquel nodded. "I think that's pretty much -- oh, we didn't talk about your performance review for the week and any punishment we might need. I..."

She paused, squinted at the clock on her computer screen. Andrew's gut went cold.

"I think we're just going to do that next week," Raquel said. "And we'll just combine any of the things you messed up this week with next week. And this weekend counts, even though you'll be the only one here. That means if you're late any of those three days, it's going to contribute to the spanking next Friday. Understand?"

Andrew nodded. "Yes Raquel."

"Although...you did pretty well last week right?" Raquel asked, a slow smile spreading across her lips. "I don't even think we had to punish you, did we? That means this is, what, two weeks in a row without a spanking? You must be very glad about that."

She laughed. Andrew swallowed hard. He was very glad about that.

"I just...I saw Triana wore the shoes today, so I..." Andrew shrugged.

Raquel waited a moment and then burst out laughing. "Oh that's hilarious. That's so adorable. The shoes she always spanks you with, you mean? This is some Pavlov's dog shit."

Andrew nodded again. He knew the shoes all too well, an old pair of strappy sandals with a hard sole that left burning, stinging welts on his ass when Triana found any of her myriad excuses to spank him.

What he didn't tell Raquel, though, was that he'd also noticed the belt she was wearing today, a heavy leather thing with a massive belt buckle, and he knew Raquel herself had spanked him with that too. Not as often -- Raquel wasn't motivated by sadism in the same way Triana was, but still. Just the sight of it -- or Triana's shoes -- made his mouth go dry.

The demotion hadn't even been two months ago and already he belonged to Raquel and Triana in all the most humiliating ways.

"I'm going to have to tell Triana about that," Raquel said in front of him now, and laughed. "Man, we've really got you trained well if you think you're getting spanked just based on what we're wearing."

Andrew swallowed hard and tried not to look at the sweep of dark golden hair down one side of Raquel's gorgeous, angular face. He tried not to think about her boyfriend brushing that lock of hair behind her ear later that night in the cabin he'd booked for them -- and paid for with his own money -- just before he threw her on the bed to have his way with her.

God, he really did have a thing for Raquel. And now nothing was ever going to come of it.

She looked at him now, her green eyes softening a bit, some of the amusement going out of them.

"I'm sorry she's so mean to you," Raquel said. "I've talked to her about it. I told her that the way you treated her when you were our boss was just the way the firm treats interns in general, but it didn't seem to make a difference."

Andrew blinked. He hadn't expected this.

"But," she said, and the smile returned to her lips, and she seemed to want to rub it in a bit. "What can I do? I'm just the newly appointed section manager, as of six weeks ago. I can't control everyone, isn't that what you used to say?"

It was what he used to say. When he sat behind the desk where Raquel now sat.

"OK, go see Triana," Raquel said. "You know what you have to do for me, but I'm sure she has plenty of her own shit to give you. And if not, let her know I said she can loan you out to the rest of the department if they have boring stuff or things they don't want to do. I'm sure everyone does. I'll see you on Monday morning, OK?"

Andrew nodded. "Sounds good Raquel."

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Triana's office wasn't far away, but still out of earshot from Raquel. Andrew kept his head down, eyes on the carpet, as he made his way there. He knocked on her open door with a heavy heart.

Triana had her feet up on the desk when he entered, the black leather straps of her sandals criss-crossing the tops of her feet and up her ankles. The soles of her shoes were worn, the tread all gone. She'd had them a long time.

She looked up and smiled. "There's my favorite entry level assistant," she said. "I was just thinking about you. Raquel said she'd send you over to me after she gave you all the assignments she had for you."

"Yeah, she did," Andrew said.

Triana laughed, tossed her black hair over her shoulder and grabbed it in both hands, the bracelets on her wrists jingling against her earrings.

"She give you a lot?" Triana asked.

Andrew ground his teeth. "It'll keep me busy."

"Good, good," Triana said, typing on her computer as she did, eyes on the screen. "I seem to remember you telling me idleness was the mother of evil, back when you were still my boss, so I'm glad to hear we're keeping you busy over the long weekend. Please, sit, by the way," she said, and gestured to one of the chairs in front of the desk.

Andrew did, and winced. He could smell Triana's feet and sandals from here, all vinegar and sweat and old leather. The heat and the lack of air conditioning probably wasn't helping anything.

"Let me see...what I can have you do," she said, and giggled. "It might take me a bit to find though and my feet are killing me. Why don't you take those sandals off and give me a foot rub while I track this down for you?"

Andrew blinked. "Triana, please..." he said.

"What?" She asked. "You want Eloise to hear that you aren't following orders? She was pretty clear about this being your last chance, wasn't she? All that talk about you never working in Acidalia or Galena City ever again? Eloise is pretty well connected, she could make good on that threat --"

"OK, OK," Andrew said, and sighed, then reached for Triana's feet on the desk.

"Your favorite shoes, by the way," she said, and laughed again.

He undid the straps on her left shoes and slid it off her foot. The leather itself was warm and moist; the dark indent of her foot had been seared into the interior of the shoe's sole.

"Give that a sniff," Triana said, a wicked smile on her lips. "Smells like the air conditioning is out, right?"

"Triana, I...no," Andrew said.

She raised her eyebrows, crossed her arms over her chest, and kept smiling at him.

Andrew raised the shoe to his face and breathed in deep. The reek of her feet mixed with the old leather filled his senses and made him cough.

Triana cackled.

"Oh shit, it's so much fun just to see how far I can push you, you know that?" She said. "Other foot now. Come on. I'm still looking for stuff I can give you that you hopefully won't fuck up. And how about a 'yes Triana?'"

Andrew sighed and set her sandal back on the desk, glad to have it away from his face.

"Yes Triana," he mumbled.

"Very enthusiastic," Triana said, and laughed as he undid her second sandal.

She scrunched her toes and rolled her ankles a bit; Andrew winced at the smell. Her feet were filthy, dusted with the dirt and sweat of a very hot July day in Acidalia.

"Feels good to get those off," she said as Andrew put his hands on her slimy soles and began to rub them with his thumbs.

"Mmmm yeah," Triana said. "Why don't you kiss them too?"

Andrew waited a moment, thought about Eloise ruining his life if he didn't do everything Raquel and Triana wanted, then closed his eyes, tried to hold his breath, and put a kiss on Triana's sole. Her foot was sweat-slick against his lips.

"Good job," she said, and wiped her grimy foot against the side of his face and hair.

"Ah here we go," she said, and made a few rapid strokes on the keyboard while Andrew kept rubbing her feet. He tried not to gag. "Engagement reports for...the month of June."

Andrew's heart sank. There was nothing more boring than engagement reports. He'd have to check every single number from the printout against the actual numbers on clients' websites and social media accounts to make sure they matched up.

It was, actually, exactly the job he'd had her do when she was an intern.

Doing engagement reports for a single week would've taken hours and hours. If Triana wanted him to do them for all of last month, it would take forever. He'd have no time for anything Raquel wanted him to do which, suddenly, seemed absolutely riveting in comparison.

"OK," she said and turned back to him, her arms still crossed over her chest. She glared at him rubbing her feet. "I sent you the engagement reports I want you to verify. I want them back by Monday morning at 7:30 a.m. That'll definitely be a spanking if you're late on that."

Andrew nodded. He knew she wasn't lying.

"I don't think I'm going to dismiss you yet though," Triana said, and pulled her phone from her purse nearby. "It's -- what -- 4:30 right before a long weekend? I'm just going to have you rub my feet -- since you seem to love that so much -- until five. I'm gone after that, but you can get started on the engagement reports then. And whatever Raquel gave you."

Triana giggled again, a giggle Andrew had come to despise.

"Nose between my toes, bitch," she said. "Really smell them good."

***

It hadn't always been that way though. The day of the demotion really hadn't even been a full two months prior. It had happened at the start of the summer, and no one -- Andrew, Raquel or Triana -- had been expecting it.

Eloise had it planned though, Andrew thought, looking back now. She'd always had it out for him.

The day it happened, Triana had actually been in his office (now Raquel's office) complaining about, of all things...engagement reports.

"This is too much, Andrew," she'd said. "You give me this stuff and you want it done by the end of the week, and there's no way I can get it to you by Friday."

"Do you think everyone here works 40 hours a week, Triana?" He'd asked her. "You think *I* only work 40 hours a week?"

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"This would take, like, 60 or 70," Triana said, gesturing to the email on the laptop she had in her hand.

"Then maybe you should get started," Andrew said. "Look, Triana, that's it. I haven't given you anything else this week. It's Monday morning. I think you can do this. Idleness is the mother of evil."

Triana cast him a doubtful look and sighed.

"You got this," Andrew told her.

She nodded, but didn't say anything else, left the office.

Raquel made her way inside after her. She wore a white blouse tucked into tight jeans cinched by a thick black belt, and Andrew tried to tell himself she did not look hot as all fuck.

He failed at convincing himself.

"Everything all right?" She asked.

Andrew rolled his eyes, shook his head. "She's like, what, seven, eight years younger than us and still doesn't know how to work? Am I too young to be complaining about kids these days?"

"It's an adjustment," Raquel said, taking a seat at the chair across the desk from him, crossing her legs at the knee.

The motion drew attention to the high leather boots she wore; Andrew looked elsewhere.

"I did want to talk to you about the Cuthbert Trucking account," Raquel said, and frowned. "I...I'm sorry I fucked that up on Friday afternoon. It's been hanging over my head all weekend."

Andrew had felt the same way. Raquel had misunderstood the messaging Cuthbert Trucking had wanted to go with for their social media campaign. She'd put together a whole plan and none if it was what the company wanted, but neither Raquel nor Andrew realized it until Friday -- when the deadline hit -- and the Cuthbert Trucking CEO had had some choice words for them.

"We got our wires crossed," Andrew said. "I wasn't totally sure what they wanted either."

Raquel pursed her lips.

"Is Eloise..."

"I have a meeting with her in...10 minutes or so," Andrew said. "I just plan on explaining to her what happened. I'm sure she already knows. The Cuthbert people were pissed."

Raquel nodded mutely.

"Look, I think we can get it straightened out," Andrew said, not at all sure they could get it straightened out.

It was the second time recently Raquel had made a major mistake like this. In a company as competitive as Hussar, Andrew privately worried Eloise might demote Raquel. He was ashamed at the rush of schadenfreude he felt at that, the utter relief that he wasn't the one on the chopping block.

He resolved to explain everything to Eloise as much as he could. For Raquel's sake.

Andrew stood. "I'll let you know how this ends up," he told her.

"Thanks Andrew," Raquel said, and seemed on the verge of saying something else.

He paused, gave her a moment.

"If...if she's really upset about it," Raquel said. "I...just blame me. I've been in this new job for like a month and a half now and this is the second thing I fucked up. If I have to...go back to what I was doing before I...I can do that."

Andrew's stomach turned over. And here a part of him had been only glad it was Raquel -- and not him -- who would get in trouble for this. Meanwhile Raquel was willing to be a martyr out of the goodness of her heart.

He reminded himself -- again -- he did not have feelings for her.

"It'll be OK," he said. "You still down for drinks tonight?"

Raquel snickered. "I might need them."

"It'll be a joke by then," Andrew said.

Which was true, just not in the way he thought it would be.

He stood, left the office, and made his way down the hall to Eloise's suite.

Andrew always thought of it as a suite. It was a corner office with a commanding view of all Acidalia. You could see the town's iconic skyline from there, and the Manacle Mountains beyond that. Far away in the distance, Galena City was a glimmering blur, a shard of blinking glass. People talked about Acidalia and Galena City as if they were sister cities -- not far apart at all -- but that was a bit of an anachronistic view on things, taken from a time when Acidalia and Galena City were the only two towns for hundreds of miles in this part of the Mountain West.

Regardless, if you could see Galena City from Acidalia, you had a good vantage point. You were probably living like royalty. And Eloise fit that description.

She was only a few years older than Andrew and Raquel -- maybe in her late 30s -- but she had the stately command of an elder queen. It was all the more striking because she looked young. Eloise was a tall woman, taller still because she wore heels all the time. She was also bigger than most other women in the office; she worked out religiously and her body proved it. Andrew could see a cord of lithe muscle down one of her bare arms as he took a seat across her desk from her, since she'd worn a black sleeveless dress.

She regarded him through her glasses, and Andrew couldn't read anything in her dark eyes.

"Thanks for your time, Andrew," she said. "I wanted to talk to you about...some things."

"The Cuthbert Trucking thing was...that was a miscommunication and both Raquel and I have figured out how it happened," Andrew said. "It won't happen again."

Eloise blinked. "OK, sure, let's start there."

*Start there?* Andrew thought. What else was there to talk about?

"I spoke with Albert Cuthbert over the weekend and smoothed that out," Eloise said. "He's willing to give us another shot to work on the social media strategy for his company, he just requested you not be the one in charge of it."

Andrew swallowed. "OK, yeah, I...I get that. I'm sorry about how all that went down."

"So am I," Eloise said. "But the thing is, Andrew, that Cuthbert Trucking is only the most recent time this has happened."

Andrew's palms grew slick with nervous sweat. "What...what do you mean? The most recent time what has happened?"

"The most recent time a customer has told me they were concerned about the quality of your work," Eloise said. "I never would have expected that from you. I don't think anyone has risen through the ranks here faster than you. But our customers haven't been happy with your work lately. It's sloppy, and they're catching errors. And they tell me you're coming off as arrogant."

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