Chapter One
Nicola bit down on her hand to muffle her moans as Sam pounded her from behind. Not all of the cleaners had gone home yet and they would be instantly fired if they were caught having sex at work. That was part of the fun, of course. Nicola also suspected that Sam wanted one of the cleaners to walk in and catch them, especially the curvy Polish blonde chick with the punk hairdo. In his sex-addled fantasy the cleaner probably joined in. Threw down her duster and peeled off her unflattering uniform to reveal a tightly honed yet busty body beneath, one that was inexplicably naked.
God, even I'm getting caught in Sam's ridiculous fantasies,
Nicola thought.
Then again, aren't I already in one? Cheating on his girlfriend and having sex on his desk?
In the distance they could hear the sound of the cleaner's hoover. Sam sped up a little. They grinned in their mutually shared rebellion against work. The wet slapping sounds of Sam's thighs and balls against Nicola's sweat drenched buttocks were drowned out as his mobile went off.
'Fuck, that's Kayla calling. It's her ring tone,' he growled. The phone buzzed across the desk, the display lighting up with Kayla's picture.
'Answer it then,' Nicola stopped biting down on her hand and reached for the phone.
'No!' he tried to take it from her but, too late, Nicola had pressed the answer button.
'Hello?' came Kayla's distant voice.
Sam slowed his thrusts and glared daggers at Nicola. 'Hey, what's up?'
Nicola repositioned herself, pushing the distracted Sam against the desk and straddling his cock. She began to hump him noisily.
'What's that noise?' Kayla asked.
'I'm just helping one of the guys move a sofa. Yeah, that's why I'm running a little late.'
'Will you be long?'
'Ah, not at this rate,' Sam gasped. Nicola was grinding herself up and down with lewd enthusiasm, doing anything it took to rouse a noise from Sam that wasn't speech. He tried to stick his fingers in her mouth to silence her. It didn't work. She sucked and slurped on them with exaggerated passion.
'Well there's something we need to discuss.'
'Is theeeere?' Sam's heart turned to ice as his cock turned to molten lava. Did Kayla know he was cheating on her?
'Are you still moving that sofa while you're on the phone?'
'Yes. Yes. We can't put it down now.'
'Uh huh. Well I got this weird letter. I need to talk to you soon, so hurry up ok?'
'No worries, I'm coming now.' Sam hung up. Nicola thrust her hips into his crotch, delivering the final blow. He came messily and noisily. Nicola laughed.
'Sick bitch,' he said as they dressed.
'It was fun though, wasn't it? I really want to give you a blowjob while you have a long, intimate conversation with her. Tell you that you love her just as I make you burst in my mouth.'
The office door opened and the cleaner came in, the Polish chick with the green-dyed pixie haircut. She stared at them from behind her intricately crafted eyeshadow. Sam stuffed his shirt into his trousers while Nicola dropped a file on the floor, bending to pick it up, along with her discarded panties.
'Hi, Natia. We were just doing a one-to-one,' Sam explained.
'Yeah, a personal review,' Nicola giggled.
Natia rolled her eyes, emptied the bin and left.
As if I didn't know what goes on in this office,
Natia thought.
No one notices the cleaner, or thinks about what they throw away.
A spent condom was at the bottom of the wastepaper basket, tucked beneath sheets of paper.
Back home, Sam greeted his girlfriend with a quick kiss on the cheek and sat down to tea. He watched in silent accusation as she piled a double helping of pasta bake onto her plate. Kayla had been made redundant six months ago from the job she had held since graduating seven years ago, and had failed to find any other work since. Laziness and ennui had set in, and so had the weight. His once lithe, go-getting girlfriend had turned pudgy up and down her body.
Sam said nothing about it. Instead his attention turned to the packet of legal documents on the table. 'So what's up, babe?'
'My Great Aunt Deshayes passed away.'
'Who?'
'You never met her. I think I only met her a couple of times, when I was younger. She was a bit weird, my parents never really associated with her.'
'Okay. Well, condolences etc.'
'Say it like you mean it.'
Sam shrugged, 'She's some dead person I never met. People die all the time.'
'You can be so callous sometimes.' Kayla furrowed her brow. It didn't do anything for her.
'Sure. So?'
'Anyway. She left me her house.'