Molly stood in the coffee shop, waiting patiently for her name to be called signaling that her coffee order was ready. Weeks before, she had managed to convince her home husband, Jim, that the wait inside was still quicker than going through drive-thru and ordering. Molly would make Jim wait in the car to 'keep it warm', but secretly she really enjoyed every minute not spent in the car with him. She constantly felt like he was crowding him, taking up all the space in their lives. Molly could breathe in here without him.
"You work at Bartok?" A masculine voice spoke to her. Molly looked to the source of the question and saw a tall man, about her age. His head was shaved bald and his beard was cut short. Molly didn't normally speak to strangers, certainly not men. They always wanted just one thing. She looked into his eyes and was pleasantly surprised to see innocence and kindness. A warm smile snuck on to her face as she replied.
"Yeah!" Molly squinted. "How did you know that?"
The man gestured, pointing the keys in her hand. "Your keychain there."
Molly looked down at where he was pointing, seeing a large, masculine hand point to the words 'Bartok Industries in large blue letters in her hand. "Oh! Duh! Yeah." Molly giggled.
"Have you been there long?" The man inquired.
"About three months," she replied.
"Okay. And you like it there?" He seemed genuine to her.
"I love it there! It's great work! And the company is SO good to it's employees." Molly found that she was almost gushing.
"Well, that's good to hear! I have a meeting to discuss a job offer there, this morning. I think it's with the CEO of himself. Phillip Pendergast. Have you met him?"
Molly blinked. "Uhh..I-I may have..." Molly couldn't remember if she'd met the man or not. But she was much more interested in what this man had said about getting a job offer at her company. Would be one of her co-workers? And he was discussing it with the CEO today? He must have been
very
important. Molly suddenly felt a strong, but inexplicable, connection to this man.
Molly saw from the expression on the man's face that he was waiting for her to finish answering. "That's so exciting! Oh my god, I hope you take the job! I think you're gonna love it." Molly paused. "Now that I think about it. I think I'm supposed to have a meeting with the CEO this morning as well. Maybe I'm supposed to sit in on your meeting."
The man raised his eyebrows. "Oh! Really? Well, I'm going to negotiate terms of employment." He smiled wide. "Don't be too hard on me."
Molly touched his elbow gently as she laughed, "Well, you don't put your hard on in me---I mean--don't be too hard on me." Molly blushed at her mistake, but the man didn't seem to notice. Where had that come from? Weird.
"Brian!" was called from behind the counter, distracting him from her faux pas.
"Excuse me," Brian smiled at her, and went to grab his coffee and then returned to her, extending a hand.
"Well, I'm Brian, it's great to meet you." His smile was doing things to her insides.
"I--I'm Molly," she took his hand, shaking it.
"I hope we get to work together, Molly," and with that he was out the door, out into the winter air.
"Me too," she whispered to herself.
Molly sat in a chair of a large conference room, alone. The clothes that Sir had picked out were not at all what she was used to wearing. Her white blouse displayed fair bit of cleavage, and her skirt was, at least, stopped a few inches above the knee. But other than that, she looked like simple secretary. She was vaguely aware that her outfit was still a little too suggestive for other, lesser working environments. But for Bartok, she was practically dressed for church! Her hair was tied up in a messy bun. There was that at least; her hair may have been beautiful, but it sometimes got in the way when she was sucking someone's delicious cock. Now she'd be prepared, just in case. She hoped that she'd get to suck someone's cock soon, too. Sir hadn't told her what this meeting was about.
The door to the conference room opened, and two men stepped inside. One was Sir; the sight of him filled her with beautiful music. The other man was--oh wait! She recognized him from the coffee shop this morning. She was so excited to see him again she nearly leaped into his arms, but instead she froze. Something stopped her. Brian had said that he was discussing a job offer. That would make him...not...a Bartok employee. Perhaps he would be, but he wasn't. The thought of being in a room with the visitor kept her glued to her seat. She smiled politely as they looked at her but said nothing. She kept her delicate hands in her lap, sitting perfectly still, while the two men sat down and talked.
They were at the other end of the table; both men focused intently on there conversation. She could hear what they were saying, but none of it stuck. It was something about intellectual property this, salary that. Not work-related stuff at
all
.