Summary:
A job interview leads to sex and swapping for Jennifer
Author's note:
Perhaps a long note for the length of the story, but I'm going to indulge myself! If you've read any of my stories, it can't have escaped your attention that I'm a writer who finds the concept of clothes swapping to be very sexy. I always have, and I don't know why - something about the idea of wearing somebody else's clothes is
so
very hot. You can see it in
The New Housemate
,
High-Class Hooker
,
The Bitch and the Butch
, and more - clothes very much maketh the woman.
I've searched for stories to satisfy this particular fetish, and I've found some good ones, but not nearly as many as I'd like (isn't that always the way?). One of the tales I happened upon is called
Dress For Less
, by sig on the BDSM Library - I greatly enjoyed it (and recommend it if you've similar tastes to me), but I thought that more could be done with the general idea (potentially, thinking of a clothes swap scenario that's not just the lead character assaulting women in toilets!). And so, here's my spin on a clothes swap tale with more than a little sex thrown in for good measure.
This is less a story - it's more of a scene, I think - just my attempt to get this idea on paper (as it were), so I don't know if you'll find it particularly satisfying. If there's interest, I'll probably continue with it at some point - let me know down below if you want me to come up with a few more scenes for Jennifer and Chelsea. Or, if not, hopefully you at least enjoy this one!
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Dress for the Job You Want
Jennifer Nicholson tapped her office desk with a pen as she looked at her watch, ready for her next appointment - the job candidate. Still a few minutes to go, so she leant back in her comfy swivel chair and smiled to herself as she reflected on her own job.
Jennifer was a senior HR manager, but senior in job role only. She was young, barely nearing thirty, and she looked incredible. She was model-esque, with long black hair cascading down her back and an easy smile on a face that barely needed makeup. She was always very careful to apply it, though, and she always boasted some red lipstick that was calculated to sit between professional and open.
She always dressed well - as Jennifer always said, you could tell a lot about a person from their outfit, and she wanted people to know that she was here for business.
Customary, she'd opt for a business suit - blouse, trousers, a blazer, some heels. It was a classic look, and one that she knew she rocked. Today, however, she fancied something different, and so she'd gone with one of her dresses - she didn't wear them to the office too often, largely because she turned too many heads, but she felt like it this morning.
This dress was a professional one - a pencil dress, dark blue with a faint white stripe pattern, snug on her body and coming down to just below her knees. The neckline was respectable (this was the office, after all), but plunging enough to draw attention to her breasts. The fit emphasised her breasts and her pert behind, but in a way that felt entirely appropriate.
Finding outfits like that was difficult, she'd reflected, but she had a wardrobe full of quality clothing now.
A dress like that didn't need much else, and Jennifer understood that. She wore a silver necklace and nothing else, save for the matching blue stiletto heels that adorned her perfectly-manicured feet.
She looked at the wall clock again. Hers was a largely empty office - a desk, chair and computer from her, a few chairs and a sofa for her guests, and some plants, artwork and clock for decoration. A large window behind her desk, looking out over the city, illuminated the room. Jennifer generally tried not to be in the office - as she saw it, her job was better served if she was out, dealing with people, so she saw no need to go all out in shaping the room.
But there were some occasions when she had to be here, and job interviews were one of them. It was time, she thought, and she hadn't yet heard a knock to announce any arrivals - she got to her feet, and went to check outside.
Jennifer opened the door to her office, and looked around. There was only one person there - she presumed that this was the candidate for the job, but she certainly didn't look like it.
The young woman was now slumped in the chair on her phone, sending a message without a care in the world. And she'd clearly dressed without a care in the world either.
She hadn't even noticed that Jennifer was standing there as she tapped on her phone, giving the older woman the perfect opportunity to observe her.
She was young (Jennifer knew from the application that she was 22), and she was pretty, Jennifer noticed - nothing special, but certainly pretty. She had blonde hair, pulled back into a casual ponytail, with deep red lipstick. She was dressed casually - on her top, an open plaid shirt covered a black camisole top. On her legs, she wore a pair of fitting blue jeans, ripped open at the front in multiple places, and a pair of well-worn black vans.
It was a nice outfit, Jennifer admitted that much to herself - perhaps a little scruffy, but nice - but it was hardly an appropriate outfit for a job in a tax office.
The moment she saw the outfit, Jennifer had already mentally decided that she was not going to get the job. But still, she'd come into the office for an interview - the least the HR manager could do was give her a little time.
Who knows, she thought - maybe she'll surprise me?
Her phone rang, and she took it.
"Hiya... no, I can't talk at the moment... I told you, there's this job that I really want, and I'm going for an interview..."
Jennifer didn't want to eavesdrop - she left her alone, expecting the girl would hang up shortly. She gave it a minute, waiting for the sound of talking to die down, and then exited the office once again.
"Chelsea Stewart?"
She looked up.
"You ready to see me?"
Jennifer was a little taken aback by how forthright the girl was. She was sitting so casually, so relaxed, that Jennifer had just assumed her demeanour would be the same - far from it. She liked confidence in an applicant, even if she'd already decided against her.
"Yes," she realised she was standing in silence for just a little too long, "yes, that's right. Will you come into my office, please?"
Chelsea smiled, and got to her feet. She wandered up to Jennifer and stood, just a little too close seemingly without realising it was too close, and looked at her: "Lead the way."