Samantha Eldridge was proud of herself. At the young age of 25 she had already made herself a millionaire in the telecommunications business. Her climb up the corporate ladder had been swift and efficient. Two thousand people technically worked under her now, many a great deal older than her. Too bad, she thought. Some people just aren't cut out for upper management.
"I'll see you later?" A voice tore into her self-admiration. She looked to the man who had just finished dressing. "Maybe. I'll call you." She replied, twirling her thick blonde hair with around a finger. She had been keeping Ethan on the hook for quite some time. In everything but sex, he was boring, which is why she was content to keep their interactions to the occasional sweaty romp in the bedroom whenever she felt horny. The man just nodded and left, as he usually did.
Samantha then got out of bed and readied herself for the rest of the day. There was an important meeting later, and she needed to look her best. After taking a shower, she dressed herself in a nice business suit in the mirror. Her supple curves were accentuated by her ever-so-slightly revealing clothing. She wore an ever-so-short business skirt with high heels and a blouse that showed off her ample cleavage. She liked to give those old fools a good look at her, just enough to get them to do whatever she wanted.
"Bonjour madame!" Cynthia called out from the next room over. "Did you hear there may be proof of alien life?" Cynthia was Samantha's housekeeper, despite being not much older than the businesswoman. The girl wore a knee-length flowing skirt along with a t-shirt and cardigan. "Shall I prepare dinner for you when you get home?" She asked as Samantha walked to the front door.
"Mhm." Cynthia paid little attention; she was already on the phone with her assistant.
"What would you like?"
"I don't care, just make it happen." Samantha said. She was already out the door with a slam, and was out into the street.
"Yes, I'll need that prepared for the presentation. No, I don't care how long YOU think that'll take, it needs to get-"Samantha was interrupted by a near head-on collision as two people rounded the corner. She stumbled back a few steps and she got a look at who had so rudely bumped into her. "Hey, watch it!" She yelled at the idiotic, sultrily dressed girls. The two bore silent stares at her, and she harrumphed before continuing on and into her car. "Driver, get me to work!" She commanded, as her car drove her off. She wanted to yell at them further but had bigger fish to fry today.
"That one looks influential." Meg commented. Her and Amanda watched the shapely ass of the girl who had scolded them as it climbed into a nice black car and was driven off.
"Little rude though." The girl's Asian companion added. The two had been out on the hunt for their newest prey when they encountered her.
"I think it's time I got an upgrade." Meg said, looking down at her own voluptuous form. "This skin is adequate, but its previous owner was not well-off. Perhaps being wealthy and beautiful would better serve my plans."
"Mmmm, sounds fun." Amanda said with excitement. "I forgot you can shed that skin easily. The only question is: how will you get to her?"
The redhead's stolen brow furrowed in thought, before the door nearest to them opened. A woman stepped out, closing the door behind her before descending down the steps. The two girls watched on and she passed by them on the street. "Excuse me." The woman muttered in a foreign accent.
Meg smiled. "I have an idea." She said, looking to Amanda. "But I'll need the help of your... friend."
Amanda gave an evil grin, realizing what her fellow alien had in store. "Gotcha." The two "girls" took off after their newest target. The game was on.
The streetlights gave off a pale glow as Samantha climbed the steps of her apartment to her front porch. The day had been a great success, with the board sure to approve her proposal. Within a month she could see herself in one of those chairs, making the most important decisions in the company. The thought of it gave her a rush. Perhaps she'd call over Ethan again to celebrate.
She stepped into the entryway, immediately noticing the dim light of the room. "Cynthia?" She asked to silence. Her heels clicked and clacked as she walked down the hall to the kitchen. Yet again she found the room empty, though there was a bag of groceries set upon the granite countertop island. "Cynthia?" She called out, again to no response. Samantha gazed inside the bag, finding an assortment of seafood ingredients. "Goddammit, I hate fish. That French bitch should know that by now." She thought to herself. She noticed a pool of slime which she could only assume came from some fishy substance. Despite being obviously left out for a few hours, the bag gave off a sweet aroma that gave Samantha a strange feeling in her loins.