Hunter
Working night receptionist at the entryway of a ritzy building of apartments and penthouse suites was a dream job for a college student like me. It was stupidly unfair how easy it made my life because there were, like, two basic rules for the rich people who lived there and they all followed them to a t. After my shift started, no one got in without a key and there was no drama. Literally, whatever the laziest solution was on my part was the correct solution.
For someone taking a full slate of accounting classes during the day, this was perfect. Boring was good. Boring meant getting homework done. The security doors meant I was always safe, always. There was never any danger. The worst part of the job was the crazy, old money guy on the top floor who randomly called and asked about the weather for the rest of the week, but the six other major tenets in the penthouse suites were wonderful. It wasn't a large building and even the weird guy randomly left Werthers laying on the desk, when I was busy running end of the month reports and whatnot.
The rest of the time, I did my boring homework and lived my boring life. The only other interesting part about it all was that I got to see the guy who lived on the sixth floor when he came in some nights. His name was Aramis Kilgore.
No, really. That was it. I remember when I first saw his name on the roster and thought that was the most amazing name ever. And then I instantly felt bad for the guy. On the one hand, being named after a Three Musketeer was awesome. On the other, holy shit, but his parents must have hated him. I remember the first day on the job when I waved to him, he introduced himself as his middle name. Shane. I didn't even realize he was floor six for a long time, but I knew he was a tenant. He had a key and he was always polite, always.
"Good evening, Hunter."
The night when my life ceased to be happily boring, I waved at him as he walked through the door, smiling at me like he did every night. God, he had these teeth like the big bad wolf, straight and perfect, and these sky blue eyes with the proverbial blonde hair. In high school, I had hated blonde hair and blue eyes, because they went with pretty faces and I couldn't stand that then. But he had the standardized, serial seducer perfection. It made my brain forget whatever class I was working on at night. "Good evening, Aramis." I grinned when I said it.
And he grimaced. "Jesus, no. It's Shane."
"All for one and one for all," I called back after him, proud of myself for even managing to kind of flirt with this man. He never brought girls back when he came in at nights, and I always wondered what the hell he did that he got in so late on some nights. He was obviously rich as fuck, because he lived in the most expensive suite in a ritzy building and he was the only somewhat younger tenant. But he always seemed to be energetic when he got in, too. Sometimes, he would stay at the desk and talk with me about my classes, ask me about myself, ask me how I was. I never asked about his life because it would have felt nosy when I was just supposed to "hold the door open" for him.
Sometimes, he would just shake his head at my statement and go up to his suite, leaving my fantasies to wander, leaving me to daydream. I looked at the cameras, biting my lip. He was the last person to get in for the night and there was no one left to take care of. The rest of the night was going to be quiet as the grave.
On my tablet, I closed the website I used for school and opened the word processor I used for writing instead.
Athos wasn't the type of person I usually would have lusted after, but he always had this air of control, no matter how polite he was, and he was always polite. Being his secretary was even worse. I didn't realize quite what I was getting into when I applied for the job, but having accounting experience and being polite seemed to have gone in my favor. It had taken about two weeks to realize I had a very big problem.
I idolized him, wanted him. God, the way he looked at me for any task, with this direct gaze that wouldn't let me look away. I couldn't say no to him. And it had all eventually led to this.
"Savi, I thought I said I wanted the ledger done at 8:00. What time is it?"
I whimpered, knowing where things were headed. Over the course of months, things had gotten way out of my control and it was probably immoral, probably bad. But I also kind of didn't care. "8:15, sir."
My sex ran wet just from saying that word now. He commanded it, made it seem like a natural thing, and I wanted to call him that. "Bend over the desk, kitten, there's a good girl."
And those words. Holy hell. I bent over his desk and placed my hands flat on the surface, like he had trained me to do. When he lifted my skirt over my back, I shivered and closed my eyes, already dying from hot arousal. "I'm sorry, sir." And even though I really liked this, I also really was sorry because I liked pleasing him more.
In answer, he chuckled behind me and his palm slapped against my ass, gentle but controlling. I groaned into the surface of his desk, lifting my ass for more of his strikes.
"Hey, Hunter."
"Huh, yup, what?" I tapped out of the processor... and straight into the erotica website I posted my kinky fantasies on to share with other people, even while I dropped the tablet on the desk. Internally, I kind of panicked. I could either hope he wouldn't see anything, where it landed behind the computer screen, or I could draw attention to it, when I was already blushing, and see him tease me more.
Because he was definitely already going to tease me. He was grinning as it was. "Getting bored late at night, huh?"
I laughed. "Yes, actually. And The Stand is a scary ass book."