"Catharine, this is Sammie."
It was my first day at my new job, and my boss was taking me on a tour of the office. Everyone was super nice so far. When we were done with the tour, we went back to her office, where she asked me to get started reading about the business model our company was modeled after while she stepped into a short meeting.
As I nuzzled into the book, I heard a knock on the door behind me.
"Hey, I'm Alejandro. I don't think I was in my office when you went on your tour, so I thought I'd introduce myself."
What stood before me was a 6-foot-tall god of a Mexican man, with silky black hair cut long on the top and short on the sides. Probably around 35, he looked strong and kind,
"Oh, hi!" I got up from my chair to shake his hand. "I'm Sammie."
As I reached out my hand to him, I felt his eyes move down to my chest just for a moment. At a healthy D-cup, they were definitely something to look at, especially as I leaned towards him to shake his hand. I pulled my long blonde hair out of the way to give him a little better view.
As I pulled away, his eyes flitted down to my cleavage again. He reached into his pocket to pull out a business card, his bicep flexing.
"I also wanted to give you my card; sometimes people in this office can be too wrapped up in their own work to worry about welcoming the new girl. So, if you ever need anything, please, don't hesitate to call," with that, he winked at me and walked away.
As I sat back down, I couldn't help but notice that there was a wet spot quickly forming between my thighs. I wasn't wearing any panties, so if I wasn't careful, I might leak onto the chair.
I realized I needed to do something about this, so I carefully got up and made my way to the restroom to clean myself up.
Luckily, there was no one else in there, so I went into the first stall and started to grab toilet paper to mop up some of my wetness, when I realized I didn't know if that would fix the problem. I was assuming I'd keep running into Alejandro; it wasn't that big of an office. And even if I didn't run into him, I'd certainly keep thinking about it.