I dress in my favorite suit. Skirt just past knees, ecru blouse, favorite overpriced shoes, matching bag I bought in Italy last year. I learned in grad school to buy higher quality off-the-rack clothes, then take them to be tailored to fit my body. I knew you were a man, and I wanted to be sure I would have the upper hand, at least for the first 20 minutes of our first day working together, so I spent a little more time than usual making sure the outfit, makeup, and hair were particularly alluring before I left my condo.
I walk into our office at 8:00. You are already here--no surprise that. I can't see you on the other side of the cubical wall, but I hear you typing. It will take some time to get used to the clatter of your mechanical keyboard.
I don't want to interrupt you, so I put my box of stuff on my desk without making introductions. Just as I sit, you pop around the cubical and extend your hand. As I stand, I see you from the feet up: $400 shoes paired with a higher-end department store navy blue suit. Effectively common midwestern business attire, but someone taught you how to dress yourself. You are probably a little over six feet tall, and trim.
I take your hand. Your handshake is abrupt but firm, if not slightly awkward. You say typical greetings: "good to finally meet you" and "excited to work on this project with you." I respond with the standard "I have heard all about you" and "I am thrilled to get this new project off the ground!"
I look directly at your face for the first time. Oh-my-god-you-are-gorgeous, like you fit some masculine ideal or fantasy stored away in my brain. I have to think hard to look around your face more so I don't look like I am staring at you.
You keep our handshake a moment after I loosen my grip. I notice you haven't really looked in my eyes. At the same time, I still can't stop looking at you. We continue to exchange pleasantries. I feel my chest, neck, and face flush. And a familiar ache.
My panties dampen. You abruptly disappear back to your side of the cubical wall. I sit in my chair relieved that you didn't seem to notice how turned on I am.
I log in. I try to work but I have an intense urge to touch myself. A tingle. An itch. I am normally so deliberate about my sex life, but right now, 10 minutes into my workday, I just want to fuck you. I try crossing my legs thinking the pressure may help calm me down. That only succeeds in making my wet pussy lips slide against each other deliciously. Another wave of wetness dampens my panties. I wish I had your desk hidden from the door so I could just slip my hand down my skirt and...
Stop! I have a conference call in 15 minutes! I need to get my shit together!
I log in. I study the emails and Slack conversations that will be covered in the conference call. I feel my nipples relax. My focus comes back, but the familiar ache lingers. While I work, I can hear the rattle of your keyboard ebb and flow. The sound makes me think of you. Thinking of you triggers a small wave of arousal that ripples up from my pussy through my cheeks.
My conference call is my final sign-off from my prior job with BigCo. The familiarity of the topics and people kept my mind entertained. I make a few other calls to ensure my exit from my old department goes smoothly.
When I finish my last call your rattling keyboard reminds me again of your presence. I stand and lean around the cubical to talk to you. I see the concentration on your face and decide not to interrupt. Within moments of seeing your face my panties dampen again. I need a release.
I back away silently and listen to you type a few moments. I then head out of the office to use the restroom. Before getting to the restroom, I find myself entering the telecom closet. I shut the door, lean against it, yank up the hem of my skirt, and thrust my hand into my panties. My fingers are immediately coated. In less than two minutes I groan softly as I cum.
A minute later my breathing has regulated. I tug my skirt back down over my hips and ass and smooth the wrinkles. My panties are soaked. I peek out the door then silently reenter the hall as nonchalantly as I can. A trip to the restroom later, I head back into the office. It sounds like you are typing a report or something: the clatter of your noisy keyboard sounds like the rock tumbler I had as a kid. I resume my work, allowing the rattle to become white noise.