Chapter 6: Late Night at the Office
As I walk into my office still reminiscing on the events of these past few days, sipping my coffee, I work, but of course I zone out wondering if she will be in today. It's now 9:30 and I haven't seen her or heard her. No matter what day it is, you can hear her cheery laughter always trying to make someone smile. I try to put it out of my mind and get to work. Before I know it 2 hours pass. It's not 11:30am. I went down to the cafeteria and take an early lunch. Maybe I'll ask around if there is an Amy that works on my floor? I head to the elevator, looking around, attempting to be inconspicuously searching for the sexual angel from last. I hit the call button for the elevator, and Bill from accounting walks up.
"Hey Sport! How's it going?" he said enthusiastically.
"Hey, Bill. Going good. How about you?" I said.
Bill is that guy who talks to everyone, even in the men's restroom. Total extrovert, and opposite of me. The elevator door opens and we step in. We rode 3 floors down and stopped at another floor and the door opened. Jim, the maintenance guy, steps in.
"Jimbo!" Bill said, as expected.
"Jim," I add.
"Good morning, fella's," Jim said.
"Busy day so far?" I ask.
"Yep. Been fixing up the corner office in marketing for the newbie. She's cute too. Blonde hair, pretty face, amazing body. I forget her name, though," he said.
That was exactly what I was looking for. I didn't even have to ask. Marketing. He has to be talking about Amy. I may decide to extend my lunch and make my way up to the 4th floor. I walk off the 4th floor elevator (it's a good thing I had a telecom work ticket for this floor, thank God for the minor miracles) and see Margo, our Marketing receptionist. She is everyone's grandmother.
"Good morning, sweetie," she said as I walked up to the desk with my IT iPad.
"Good morning, Margo! Did you change something, because you look younger everyday I see you," I said, smiling.
"Oh, Jeffery, you really know how to sweet talk the ladies," she giggles.
"Only you darlin'," I said, grinning, "You have a good day!"
"You too, sweetie," she said.
As I walk into the marketing office space, I glance at my iPad to see details on the work ticket to find the office number, and I head in that direction. I walked to the opposite corner of the floor; I kept thinking I heard her voice and her laugh. I look around but don't see her anywhere. As I walk into the office on the ticket I look around and admire, with a bit of envy, the size of the office, the large windows and amount of light pouring in.
'Jesus, this office is bigger than my apartment!' I think to myself, 'Whoever is getting this is one lucky bastard.'
I check in on the iPad and set it down, scrolling through the laundry list of items to complete.
"Ok, so, I need to install their web access to the backbone, make sure their bandwidth is fast enough, install a cable modem (not sure what that's all about, but ok) and the 65 in flatscreen tv sitting in here, Wi-Fi phone service, and install the phone. Easy enough. Guess I'll go grab tools and get to work," I said out loud.
Walking back to the office with the box of tools and equipment needed to complete this work ticket, I again thought I heard Amy's contagious laughter. And again, I looked around, scanning the office space to see if I could spot her. Nothing. She was nowhere to be found. I walked back into the office, set the toolbox down and hung the tv on the wall specified wall location directly in front of where the desk faces. I assumed it's for zoom meetings with long distance clients and an extra computer monitor. 10 minutes later, the tv was up and powered on. Next step was under the desk running ethernet cables from the access point to the correct locations, one being the tv. As I was under the desk I spaced out. Once again, Amy has taken over my mind.
It disappointed me I hadn't seen or heard from her today, and more so because she said she would be here, yet it's now 2pm and there has been no sign of her. I try to push it from my mind and keep working. I'd like to go home at a decent time today, but this ticket will take all afternoon. There it was again! Her laugh! I know I heard it this time. It became louder and thought I heard her voice too! Should I crawl out from under this desk and look again, or just ignore it and keep working? I don't know. Just a quick glance wouldn't hurt anything. I have to connect the cable to the tv, anyway. Suddenly the laughter is in this office. It startled me and I hit my head on the desk when I tried to stand up. [BANG]
"Fuck!" I said out loud.
I stood up and rubbed the back of my head and looked out the window.
'I need a new job,' I thought.
"Jeff?" someone behind me called out.
I spun around thinking it was one of my supervisors, only to discover it was not my supervisor. It was Amy. I stopped dead in my tracks, mouth agape and eyes wide.
"Amy," I said, "this is YOUR office?"
"Yeah, this is my new office! I move in on Wednesday. Are you ok? I heard the thud and ran in here to check it out," she said.
I took my hand off the back of my head and timidly looked at it then glanced down at the desk.
"Oh, uh yeah. I'm fine. Just a minor bump on the head," I said, trying not to draw attention to the headache that formed.
"You sure? Let me see. A bump like that could cause a concussion. Maybe you should go to the doctor," she asked.
She walked towards me and raised her hands to look. Her touch took me back to last night. Her touch immediately made me melt, and I turned into that timid young man again.
"I had fun last night," she whispered, "I slept like a baby after you left. Did you sleep any better after the massage and blowing your load twice inside me? My pussy has been soaked since last night, thanks to you."
She giggled.
'Fuck...' I thought, but just smiled and said, "yes, I slept better than usual. I needed that stress relief more than I thought, apparently."
My cock grew hard in my pants and it was pretty obvious. She backed up a step around me, then sat back on her desk and looked at me with a half smile and her arms to her side gripping the edge of her desk. Her eyes blazed with lust as she looked up at me, then down at the desk, then back up at me.
"Tell me, do you think this ticket will carry into after hours," she asked me, speaking in code.
"No, it shouldn't. I can have it finished up by 4. There's not that much on this tic-oooooooh... Well, I mean, of course, if I don't run into connectivity issues," I said, knowing now what she was saying.