He thrust into me, hard.
"Oh fuck!" I moaned as I threw my head back, his large cock stretching my pussy.
*****
We were coworkers. Well, not initially. Initially, he was my boss, one of the big executives of the company, the kind who was rolling in dough.
He was a divorcee, with two grown children and everything you could ask for in life. He was still on good terms with his wife, who had gotten remarried to a man 20 years younger than her. But, I wouldn't know any of this until much later.
I was just starting out. I'd just graduated college and had been lucky enough to land a job with one of the largest marketing agencies in New York City.
When I first started, I had no idea who he was.
"Did you hear about Mr. G?" was all that would circulate in the office. Who this mysterious Mr. G was, I had no idea. Not that I cared at that time. I was a college graduate working for one of the largest marketing agencies in the country. I was in my own little world.
When I finally met him, it was at the company's Christmas party.
I had been sitting in the corner, sipping my wine and watching as my coworkers intermingled and socialized. I, personally, wasn't one for large gatherings, which was ironic considering the field I was in.
But, I forced myself to socialize a bit before I retired to my corner.
"What's a beautiful young woman like you doing all alone?" a deep voice asked from above me. I looked up and my breath froze in my throat.
Standing above me was one of the most handsome man I'd ever seen. He had dark hair, deep brown eyes, and a slightly tanned complexion. A tinge of gray touched his hair and a smile was on his face.
"Do you mind?" he asked, motioning to the seat beside me. Quickly, I shook my head and he sat down. As he did, I couldn't help but notice how his suit stretched a bit as it hugged his form, perfectly tailored for his body.
"So?" he asked, looking over at me with an eyebrow slightly raised.
"Pardon?" I managed, still dumbstruck by the darkly handsome man sitting beside me. He was older, that much I knew. Maybe around 50, 51.
"Why are you all alone over here?" he repeated his earlier question.
Shaking myself from my trance, I gave a small smile before I shrugged slightly.
"I'm not really a fan of large gatherings," I replied in a small voice.
His eyes widened slightly and, just as he opened his mouth, I quickly cut him off, saying, "I know. It's ironic, considering the field I'm in."
At that, he shut his mouth and studied me for a moment. As he did, I felt worry creep through me. Had I just made a stupid mistake and cost myself my job?
Just as I was about to remedy my statement, he gave a slight chuckle.
Then, he turned to me and gave me a smile.
"You know," he said as he took a sip of his wine, "I was the same way when I was your age. I didn't like large gatherings. And," he paused and leaned in closer.
As he did, I inhaled his musky, male scent.
"I still don't," he finished before he gave me a slight wink. Chuckling once again, he continued, "don't worry. You don't need to change who you are to work for this company. As long as you excel at your job, you can be as antisocial as you wish."
With that, he stood and began to walk away. Pausing, he turned back to me and asked, "what's your name?"
I answered and he nodded before he turned and walked off, leaving me staring after him.
As I leaned back in my chair, one of my coworkers came by, her eyes wide as she stared after the man and then back at me.
"What's the matter?" I asked her as she sat, taking note of her shocked expression.
"What was Mr. G talking to you about?" she whispered as she sat beside me.
"Mr. G?" I asked, slightly confused. Her eyes grew wide and she gasped slightly as she nodded.
"Yes, Mr. G. That man you were just talking to. He's Mr. G."
A few weeks later, he called me to his office.
As I took the elevator to the 30th floor, my heart was pounding in my chest. Was I in trouble? Had he decided that he didn't like my attitude after all?
The elevator door dinged and I stepped out. Taking a deep breath, I made my way to his office.
"Wonderful to see you again," he smiled at me as I entered his office. I gave a slight smile and walked further into the large room. Behind his large desk was a floor to ceiling window offering a fantastic view of the city.
"Sit," he gestured to the chair in front of me. Nodding, I quickly took a seat and looked at him. I was positive that it wasn't possible but it seemed as though he'd gotten even more handsome over the last few weeks.
"Cigar?" he asked, lifting a case of Cuban cigars. I quickly shook my head and he placed it back on his desk.
"Calm down," he smiled at me, noticing how tense I was. "You're not in any trouble."
At his words and reassurance, I visibly relaxed, releasing a breath I hadn't even known I'd been holding.
"Now, do you know why I called you here?" he asked. I shook my head and he chuckled, a deep rumbling sound that unconsciously caused a shudder to run through my body.
"Of course, you wouldn't," he smiled at me. He set down the cigar, which was unlit. Noticing my eyes trained on it, he gave a slight smile and said, "it's all a facade."
"What?" I asked, directing my attention back towards him. He gestured to the cigar. "It's a lie. I don't smoke. But, I figured it went with the image, so why not?"
For the first time since I'd met him, I laughed. As I did, his eyes brightened and he smiled.
"You have a beautiful laugh," he observed and a slight blush tinged my cheeks.
Immediately, he cleared his throat and said, "I meant that as a compliment, not in a sexual way. Forgive me if I offended you."
Quickly shaking my head, I reassured him that it was no problem.
"Wonderful," he smiled before he donned a professional demeanor once again.
"Getting back to what I was saying, I called you up here because I feel that you have a lot of potential in this company."