After the events of the past night. I didn't want to look Tammy in the eyes. I couldn't believe how many times I masturbated to her videos. I think she would see my need to see more of her if she looked in my eyes. The moment I woke up I gathered my clothes and called a taxi.
I didn't wait for the taxi to get to the gate. I met the driver of the cab half way down the street. I paid him in advance if he took the fastest route. Once I got back to my apartment, I fell back onto my bed.
"Damn," I said as I paused the video on my phone. Tammy was on all fours on the floor of her dance room. Her big tits hung low, nearly touching the floor. Her ass was high in the air, and she was seductively looking at the screen.
Instantly my hand started reaching for my hardening dick. Just as my hand wrapped around it, my phone scared me as it began to ring. It was Tammy.
"Fuck!" I said aloud. I didn't want her to think I was ignoring her, so I answered.
"Hello," I said trying to sound as calm as I could.
"You left already?" she asked.
"Yeah. I didn't want to be around when Jack woke up," I smiled.
"I understand," she said, but I could tell there was something else on her mind.
"Everything all right?" I asked.
"I have to apologize," she replied. "I shouldn't have sent you those videos. It put you in an awkward position."
I sat up in my bed getting ready to reply. "I won't bother you again," Tammy said before she hung up.
I called back, but I didn't get an answer. "Crap," I cursed myself.
The weekend went by at a slow crawl. I had hoped that Tammy would call me back, but she didn't. I sent a text to her explaining that everything was fine and that she didn't put me in any awkward position. I didn't get a reply.
"Hi Candice," I said as I walked around the corner from the elevator.
"Hi Derek," she nodded.
"Is he in?" I asked looking at the two doors behind her.
"Yes, but he is seeing Nigel right now. Do you want me to..." she said before I shook my head.
"Was just checking," I smiled as I headed for my office.
I loved my office it was the only room on this floor that was a distance away from the elevator. Also it had a great view of the city. I settle into my work. I had some clients to contact, especially after the fiasco that had happened at the party.
Many of them had seen or heard about Jack's outburst. I knew I would be putting out many fires.
The hours ticked by and phone call after phone call. The news wasn't good. Many of the companies that we represented wanted to back out and go to the competition. "No. Justine absolutely not," I said to one of our female clients.
"So he didn't mean to say that because his wife had worked as a dancer. She wasn't good enough for him?" she asked.
I knew her company provided insurance coverage for many dancers as well as escorts in our city. I had met her many times. And I knew she had been in the female entertainment business herself.
"Justine. If you don't trust him with your companies finances, then I will personally take care of them myself. Please don't let a single lack of judgment influence your decision."
"I like you, Derek, I always have," she said before a long pause. "Okay, I will trust you and only you."
"Thank you. You won't regret it."
She hung up, and I sat back down after pacing my office with my Bluetooth stuck in my ear for the past two hours. The fires weren't small, some of them were raging. But for the most part, I had turned most of them into smoldering embers.
I leaned back in the chair and ran my hands over the face while letting out a long yawn. "Whose next?" I said as I looked at the screen. "Oh shit," I said leaning forward. I had received a corporate-wide email. It was informing everybody that our main competitior was putting forward papers to buy us out. "No, no, no," I said reading the email over and over.
"Fucking hell," I said turning to look at the big building across from us The building looked as though it was close, but it was three blocks away. "Assholes!" I shouted as I gave them the finger. I knew one or two of the adjusters in that building saw me. We spied on them, and they spied on us it was what we did. It was the reason we had tinted monitors.
My phone lit up, and I looked at the screen. With a deep sigh, I answered it. "Now that wasn't nice," Leon said. He was one of the leads over at the other company.
"Shut up," I said as I gave another finger.
"Hey. It's not our fault your boss can't handle his liquor," Leon said. I picked up my binoculars and looked over. There he was standing in his office with a smug look on his face. He waved as our eyes met. "My offer still stands. My bosses are ready to pay you exactly what you are making right now. With all the benefits. Plus a company car."
The offer seemed nice, but it came with a leash. Agents that worked over there weren't allowed to pick their clients. The people upstairs gave them the clients and the companies to represent.
Which meant if they liked me they would give me the right ones, which in turn would make me very productive. And on the other hand, if they hated me they could give me slow moving clients and companies that were failing. "No thanks," I smiled. "I will take my chances."
"Offer stands for two months after that the paperwork will be final, and you will be working for us anyway. You won't get a deal like this afterward," he said as he waved.
"Bye Leon," I said as I lowered the mechanical curtains. The room got dark for a moment before the automatic lights turned on. I rubbed my eyes as I looked through my client list. I was safe for now. If the company got bought out, I knew most of them would argue to stay with me as their agent.
There was a knock on the door. "It's open," I said.
"Hi. I hope this isn't a wrong time?" Tammy said as she entered.
"No," I said springing up from my chair. "Not at all."
She made her way to the chair in front of me then sat down. "I got your texts, but I was with him."
"Understood," I nodded. "I am sorry for rushing out like that."
"It's okay," she smiled with that beautiful smile that I had gotten to know. "I am glad you liked the videos. It was nice to talk about something I love, as well as share it."
"You don't think he will like it?" I asked remembering the videos. Any straight male would find them alluring as well as sexual.
"No," she shook her head. "He hates when I bring up dancing of any sort. I think it is because it reminds him of how I was and how many men liked me."
"Ah," I nodded sitting back.
"Trouble with the competition?" she asked as she nodded to the closed blinds behind me.
"Bunch of assholes, pardon my French," I said.
"He does the same thing when he thinks they are looking at him," she said.
"They can't see his office," I replied shaking my head.
"Try telling him that."