Part 2: "A Sordid Piece of Material"
The loud and rapid rapping at the office door roused a confused Amara out of her nap. She was disorientated for a few seconds, as her conscious self recollected and recreated the reality around her. The first thing that Amara noticed about her immediate reality was that her office was filled with a heavy scent of her pussy.
That realisation was followed by the fact that Amara still had one leg on her desk, and that her vagina was still lewdly exposed to anyone who might have stridden into her office. She remembered, with relief, that she had been clever enough to lock the door. She picked up her phone wondering how long she had drifted off.
'Peru' was still blasting out of her phone's speakers, on loop on the Spotify app.
"Tonight in Jozi, I'm in Jozi!" Fireboy DML was excitedly declaring through her phone's loudspeaker.
Amara calculated that she couldn't have been out for more than ten minutes; a blissful ten minutes in which she had floated on the waves of her climactic aftermath; sensuously drowsy after her pussy had had its release, and her horniness, now fully satiated, subsided.
The knock at her door became more insistent, more urgent. Then came a concerned voice.
"Amara!" That voice belonged to Melissa, her boss. "Are you okay in there?"
"Oh, uhm, yeah! Just a minute, please. I'm coming." Shit, thought Amara. What was her boss doing here?
"What's going on in there, Amara? Why is this door locked? I didn't see any meetings on your calendar." Amara was well aware that it was the Marketing team's policy to have open doors whenever someone was in the office. Melissa, who was the director, was a particular stickler for that rule. She hated closed doors, to the extent that she never closed or locked her own office door unless privacy was expressly required, many times leaving her door ajar even when she was out of office. Physical security was never an issue. The company's systems tracked and knew pretty much who went into which office at all times.
"I'm okay, Melissa." She shouted at the door. "Just a sec."
Amara sat bolt upright, withdrawing her splayed leg and placing it in a more dignified posture. There was no way she was going to let her boss into her office to me met by the strong stench of pussy that hung heavily in the air. Amanda realised that she needed to treat the office in the same way she had done with the lift. She reached for her bag, retrieving her fragrances; perfume, hair spray and body spray. She rushed around her office, treating each corner to a generous dose of the sprays.
"Do you have mosquitoes in there?" Melissa's voice was asking.
"What? Mosquitoes...no! I mean, yes! Lots of mosquitoes! Just a minute, please."
Amara hurriedly stuffed her sprays and sodden underwear back inside her handbag, and her handbag inside the bottom drawer of her desk. She sniffed at the air in several different directions. That's much better, she thought. You could only detect any vaginal aromas if you knew about them. Otherwise, it just smelled like someone had been spraying themselves.
She picked up her phone and turned the music off. Then Amara stood upright purposefully, straightened her skirt, and strutted across her office to her door. In a slow deliberate act, Amara unlocked the door and swung it open to face the concerned-looking figure of her boss.
Melissa was slightly taller than Amara, with a similar size waistline. Besides that, and the fact that Melissa certainly had a plumper ass and ampler breasts, the two women had similar hourglass structures, a fact that had earned them the moniker of 'the hourglass twins' around the offices.
"Hey, Melissa!" Amara said cheerfully. "How are you doing. What can I do to help you?"
"What can you do to...what?" Melissa said. "What's gotten into you, Amara? Was the accident that bad. Did you knock your head?"
"Accident? What accident?"
"I'm talking about your accident in the restaurant. Oh my God! Have you lost some of your memory?"
"Oh, that accident...no. It wasn't that bad."
"Okay, so are you gonna let me into your office, or are we going to hold a meeting right here in the corridor?"
"Meeting? Oh, yeah, of course. Sorry. Wait a minute, did we have a meeting today...?" Amara's voice quivered with panic.
"What kind of question is that? I just told you; there are no meetings on your calendar. But, you were supposed to have confirmed a meeting with the printing press this afternoon. I just had a call from them telling me that no such confirmation was done."
"Oh shit!" Amara said. "I'm so sorry, Melissa. They didn't cancel the order, did they?"
"Well, luckily for you, I was able to do your job for you, and we are booked for Friday. That, by the way, is tomorrow. Well, am I going to come in?"
"Yes, of course," Amara said, walking back to her desk with Melissa in tow.
"Why does your office smell so much of perfume?" Melissa asked, placing her handbag on Amara's desk, but not bothering to take any one of the visitors' chairs.