Getting the Job: Fiona Bruce Part 1: Honey Pot
By Imorol
Disclaimer: This is a fictional story for adult entertainment purposes.
Now, to the story...
Walking through the corridors of the BBC Studios in London, news anchor and TV presenter Fiona Bruce had a meeting with Alger Cantrell, Director of BBC News. Dark heels clicking against the floor, she strode with confident purpose, tall slim body wrapped in a rich blue dress, knee length with a shallow V-neck.
After entering the television industry, her career had begun to quickly falter. Contacts from her previous work in advertising were enough for the British woman to get her foot in the door but had proven lacklustre when it came to growing her profile. Seeing others overtaking her and finding far greater success, Ms Bruce had turned to the SF Talent Agency.
With contacts at every level of the entertainment industry, they had a proven track record: their clients seemed able to pick and choose their career paths, gaining fame and fortune, and managing to sustain it. But there was a cost to such achievements. In exchange for career advancement, those signed with the SF Talent Agency exchanged sexual favours with those associated with the organisation.
At first it had galled Fiona that women, and even men, would do such a thing!
Sell themselves?
It went utterly against her beliefs and principles and she'd turned down meeting a representative from them. However, after a couple of years her career remained stagnant while less talented people surpassed her. Pragmatism winning out, Fiona had eventually signed with the talent agency and her career skyrocketed, just as her agent, Carla Wilson had promised.
Spreading her legs for men and women had proven rewarding in more ways than one. Not only had Ms Bruce become one of the most recognisable news anchors in the UK, setting numerous firsts, but the sex she shared was satisfying. Over the years she'd experienced sexual scenarios that would ordinarily have never occurred to her. And although not everything had been to Fiona's tastes, they had mostly been enjoyable in their way.
BBC News Director Alger Cantrell was one of the many associates of the SF Talent Agency. He'd set an early meeting with the presenter who owed her current position to him. Although Ms Bruce thought the man and his ilk were pigs, he'd always come through with aiding her career and was a good-looking and nice enough person.
And the sex isn't half bad either
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Walking into the Director's outer office, Fiona gave a perfunctory smile to the young blonde seated behind the reception desk.
'Morning Isabella. I've an appointment with Mr Cantrell,' she said to the younger woman. It always struck the news anchor as a curiosity that the Director had such a young looking personal assistant when his tastes clearly ran to mature women.
Keeping up appearances, I suppose
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'Good morning, Ms Bruce. Please, go right on through,' Isabella Coleman replied with a bright smile.
'Thank you. Do you think you could do me a favour? Could you put something in the post for me?' the tall brunette asked.
'Of course,' came the reply.
'Here's the address,' Fiona said, handing a slip of paper to the secretary.
The slender anchor then casually tugged her dress up, revealing long shapely legs. As cloth rasped against satiny skin, a pair of ivory silk knickers came into view, small and tight. Neutral expression on her face, Fiona Bruce pulled her underwear down, their progress tracked by the watching blonde. Leaning against the desk, she stepped out of them before dropping the silk on the wooden surface.
'Send those to the address, please,' Fiona said, hands smoothing the blue dress back in place.
'Certainly, Ms Bruce,' Isabella replied, unfazed by what had just happened. It wasn't the first time the assistant had seen a BBC star do this.
'Thank you.' Turning from the desk, Fiona Bruce rapped once on the door to the Director's office before striding through. Behind, she didn't see the younger woman picking up her used knickers. Nor did she see Isabella take a sniff of them, eyes closed smile spreading across her face.
Within the executive office, Alger Cantrell sat behind a large desk, phone held to his ear. Seeing the visitor enter, he waved to a chair placed before the desk as he continued his conversation.