Renee was the sort of girl that our office rarely gets as an intern. The technology sector tends to pull in a certain kind of person, so to see a bright, bubbly, pretty girl being led around on her first day certainly played against type. She settled in quickly though, and I grew to look forward to seeing her around in the office.
At 19, Renee's skin had a luminescent quality. Her eyes always seemed to draw me in without her making the slightest effort. She was short, no more than 5'2", and had soft, wavy brown hair that just touched her shoulders. What caught my look the most though, especially when she wasn't looking, were the soft curves of her body. There was no doubt that she had a very ample chest, and I loved watching her hips sway as she walked. Oftentimes as she walked away, I cursed the conservative office dress code.
Renee and I did not interact very much in the business sense. Being over 30 years her senior, I was kept busy by overseeing my staff and coordinating projects; she was kept busy filling staff mailboxes and emptying coffee filters. Still, her glowing smile was always a welcome relief from the day. As her time in the office continued, I increasingly found myself getting my coffee at the same time that Renee was in there. The kitchen nook was off to the side, private yet accessible. Our conversations had always been about nothing, of course—the weather, her studies, looking ahead to whatever time off there might be, and so forth.
Until the one Friday after lunch that things were very different.
I entered the kitchen nook, coffee cup in hand, to see Renee. Her back was turned, and my eyes crawled over her delicious, plump rear end... until I realized that she was on the phone. The conversation was heated, with sharp, hushed tones adding to the tension.
"So what am I supposed to do?" Renee hissed into the phone. There was a pause while the other person spoke unsatisfactorily. "Fine!" Renee responded. "By Monday!" She put down her phone and let out a world-weary sigh, then turned around. She looked shocked that I was there.
"Is everything alright, Renee?" I asked.
She sighed, her usually happy, cheery face filled with worry. "Oh it's nothing. Just... nothing."
I motioned to the table, wordlessly suggesting she sit. "Please, tell me."
She sat, taking a deep breath. "It's money stuff. I'm behind on my rent and... well, now I'm out of my place. Out as of right now. I don't have a lot of things... my landlord has packed them up and they're in the basement of my building...." Tears filled her large brown eyes eyes as she continued, speaking faster and faster. "I have until Monday to pick my stuff up which is great except I have no idea where to go and no money for a new place and not even a hotel and I don't know what I'm doing when I leave here!"
Tears spilled down Renee's round cheeks, her eyes big and watery. I put my hand on hers and looked into those sad, beautiful eyes. "Renee, listen to me." She nodded, the tears slowing. "You aren't going to be out on the street tonight. You can stay with me, and we'll get things sorted out. Alright?"
Renee nodded, causing more tears to spill out. But she smiled and I told her everything would be fine.
When the work day ended, I went to discretely give her my address so that she could drive over. There was a slight pause from Renee, then she explained that she took the bus to work. Being a boss, and a well-compensated one at that, one forgets that interns are at the bottom of the heap. I would obviously have to drive her myself. We made our way to my car and I drove home—home being a well furnished apartment high up in a building located in a very good part of the city.
We ate a quick dinner, and during it I could see that Renee's energy was fading fast. It had clearly been a long and difficult day for her. I pointed her towards the bathroom so that she could take a shower. I turned my attention towards making sure the spare bedroom was ready for her. But I hadn't left her alone for more than a minute when I heard her sheepishly clear her throat behind me. I turned around.
Renee had a blushing grin on her face. "So... I'll need to borrow some clothes. I just have what I wore to work today."