This story contains characters from other stories but is intended as stand alone.
All comments and feedback are gratefully received as I'm hoping the feedback will encourage improvements in my work. This is a work of fiction from the deep dank recesses of my mind and any resemblance to real people is purely accidental.
This story contains an element of group sex but is predominantly lesbian sex, if this not to your liking, please visit some of my other submissions, otherwise I hope you enjoy.
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Daisy had been recruited under a new initiative that went looking for certain type of people that would have otherwise fallen under the traditional recruitment radar. At the very start of Daisy meeting Lynda, the companies Head of HR, the young woman winced when Lynda addressed her as Daisy. It was obviously a well-rehearsed line when the young woman said "Daisy? Who'd have thought? My mum wanted a pretty little girl that she could put bows in her hair and instead she got me. Please call me Day." The look was completed by a big pair of heavy black boots and began with a ring through her nose, various tattoo's down both sleeves and a combination of jet-black hair with a bright red fringe. It was obvious to Lynda, a mother of two daughters, that Daisy liked to shock people and Lynda did her best cool mum to start her conversation.
Looking at her notes Lynda started with the whole "This is not an interview" line but launched straight in with "I see your degree is in Art History. Is that where your passions lie or was that the easiest subject to take at Uni?" Lynda asked with a twisted grin.
Daisy could see from Lynda's expression that the older woman was looking for a reaction and so decided to take the offensive by replying "When you've been diagnosed with Dyslexia, your choice of subject matters dwindles somewhat". 'Take that' thought Daisy but quickly had to change her mind.
Lynda leant forward and changed her expression to one of admiration "So you have Dyslexia and yet still managed an impressive score on your degree. In which case young lady, I take my hat off to you -- if I were wearing one. I think you might just be the kind of stubborn, pig-headed, or should I say determined, individual we want working at Angels. May I also say that our Art Editor is going to flip when he sees your Tattoos. Do you mind if I take a closer look at them?"
As Lynda had intended, Daisy was a little lost for words at the moment and simply nudged her chair forward and extended her right arm for the older woman to inspect. "Mmm, I like the work on some of these although it's obvious you have two? No. I'm guessing three different artists work here."
"Four actually but yes, two are very similar in their work. I can see why you'd say three" Daisy corrected.
Lynda nodded and ran her hand up Daisy's arm turning it slightly at one point to get a better look at one of them. Daisy hadn't expected physical contact but promptly turned her arm in acceptance. As her hand travelled past the young girl's elbow, Daisy's heart started to beat faster -- how far would she go? Lynda then stopped and tapped Daisy's favourite, two gender symbols intertwined but instead of it being male and female it was two female symbols, "I especially like this one. Would I be right in assuming that you are a Lesbian?"
Daisy started to get defensive and shot back "Yes. Why?" expecting to be fobbed off with some lame reason as to why these people didn't want her.
Lynda shrugged and replied "No particular reason but it reinforces a conversation I had recently with my eldest daughter after yet another disastrous relationship with a boy. I suggested she started dating older, more mature men or turn her back completely on men and try and find a nice woman for a change."
Once again, Daisy had to re-think her initial thoughts of this woman but still felt compelled to ask, "And what would be your reaction be if she brought another woman home to meet you?"
Lynda shrugged again and confessed "I'd be delighted if she found someone that treated her right -- man or woman - and they allowed each other their own space, or did you mean the whole same sex thing? As a bi-sexual I have nothing against same sex. In fact, between you and I, as Head of HR I'm looking to do a bit of positive discrimination based on orientation and race. Better informed employees make better decisions." Lynda paused before correcting herself "No that's not quite right, it sounds like I'll offer a job just because of the person's orientation. It helps but rather than try and squeeze you into a box that doesn't sit comfortably with you, we prefer that you bring your own box, and we accommodate it as is."
Daisy looked confused "Does that mean you are offering me a job."
Lynda took a moment to reflect and nodded "In a roundabout way, Yes I am. We'll encourage you to try all the departments before making a decision on where you prefer to work but if I know my Art Director, he'll be putting a strong claim in for you becoming his assistant -- he does have the weight of the world on his shoulders at certain times of the year. One thing though, would you mind if we brought an expert on Dyslexia in so we can make the working environment as good for you as possible?"
Daisy really wasn't expecting this conversation this afternoon "You mean once you decide if I'll be staying."