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here. She pointed Lucy towards the office at the far end of the corridor. Lucy was to knock on the door, and then wait until she was told to enter.  It was hard to believe the fifth floor belonged to the same company. Paintings adorned the corridor walls on either side. The carpet was deep pile, and the furniture looked antique. It even smelled expensive.

Lucy reached the end of the corridor. The name on the door was Howard Jacobs, the dead guy they had held the memorial for yesterday. She knocked and waited. A manโ€™s voice shouted โ€˜Come.โ€

Walking into the office was like travelling back in time. The office was enormous, almost half the size of the entire telesales floor. The floor was polished wood with a large Oriental rug in the centre. Even more paintings adorned the walls. At the far end of the room, next to the window was a massive mahogany desk. Behind the desk sat Edward Jacobs.

โ€œCome closer,โ€ he said without looking up from his paperwork.

Lucy knew she was about to be fired. Alison had been right. He must have been pissed off because of the short skirt she had worn. Lucy inched her way towards the desk trying to think what she might say to rescue her job. When she was a couple of feet from his desk, he finally looked up.

โ€œLucy I believe.โ€ He was looking her straight in the eyes now.

โ€œYes.โ€ Her voice was barely more than a squeak. She coughed to try to clear her dry throat.

โ€œWe met yesterday. Do you recall?โ€ He said.

โ€œYes. If it is about the skirtโ€ฆโ€

He pushed his chair back and stood up, โ€œIt certainly is about the skirt. Do you think that was appropriate attire for a memorial service?โ€

โ€œNo, but I didnโ€™t have anything else to wear.โ€

He walked around the desk, his gaze never leaving Lucyโ€™s eyes. He walked behind her. She didnโ€™t like to turn around, so she stared out of the window. The Trader Wine building was the tallest in the area, so all she could see was the sky. His footsteps stopped. She could sense him standing right behind her. Sheโ€™d had enough of this bullshit, if he was going to sack her why didnโ€™t he get on with it.

โ€œLook if you are going to sack meโ€ฆโ€

โ€œWhat makes you think I am going to sack you?โ€

โ€œBecause of the skirt,โ€ she said.

There was a silence which seemed to last forever, then he said, โ€œYou wanted me to fuck you yesterday didnโ€™t you?โ€

Lucy spun around to face the man. She couldnโ€™t take in what he had just said.

โ€œWhatโ€ฆ?โ€

โ€œI said you wanted me to fuck you yesterday. Are you going to deny it?โ€

Wow. This guy was direct. Lucy could feel the dampness on the front of her panties. What could she say? It was true. She had wanted him yesterday, but she couldnโ€™t just come out and say it. Could she?

Before she had the chance to say anything, the man grabbed her shoulder and spun her around, so she was facing the desk again. Then he pushed her forward, so she was bent over the desk. His hand pulled her skirt up to reveal her panties. Lucy desperately tried to remember which ones she had put on that morning. His hand reached around her, and pulled her panties to one side. His fingers touched her moist pussy lips. She caught her breath, and moved her feet apart. She was wetter than she had been for months. His fingers found her clit and teased it slowly at first, then faster. Two fingers pushed slowly inside her, while he continued to tease her clit with his other hand. His fingers curved inside her and caressed the spot. She was lost in pleasure when he suddenly stopped and stepped away.

โ€œWhat the fuckโ€ฆ?โ€ Lucy turned around to face the man who still wore the same stony expression.

โ€œI have a meeting in twenty minutes, there is a car waiting for me downstairs. I suggest we reconvene on Monday morning when I will have more time. โ€œ

Lucy straightened her panties, and pushed her skirt down. โ€œReconveneโ€ฆ?โ€

โ€œThatโ€™s correct. Now off you go, back to your office.โ€

The man walked over to the door, and held it open for Lucy. As she walked towards the lift, she wondered what the hell had just happened. The girl behind the reception desk looked up, making Lucy feel even more uncomfortable. As Lucy rode down in the lift, she checked the mirror. She looked fine, although a little red in the cheeks.

โ€œWhat was that all about?โ€ Alison demanded as soon as Lucy arrived back at her desk.

โ€œNothing.โ€ Lucy knew she couldnโ€™t say anything about what had just happened. Besides what would she say? She didnโ€™t even understand it herself. Alison was persistent, so in the end Lucy told her that she had been given a warning because of the skirt incident. That seemed to satisfy Alison.

The rest of the afternoon was a blur. Lucy switched to auto-pilot to answer her calls, but all the time she kept having flashbacks. Reconvene on Monday - did that really mean what she thought it did?

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Part 3

Lucy telephoned her girlfriends to cancel. They assumed she must be ill because Lucy would never miss a Friday night out. Lucy had other things on her mind. And there were far more questions than answers.

Did Edward Jacobs really intend to fuck her on Monday when they reconvened?

Did she want him to? Hell she knew the answer to that one - she did, and then some.

What was she meant to do on Monday? Should she just go up to his office or would he call for her?

What should she say to Alison?

Who was the blonde he had been with at the hotel? Was he married?

Lucyโ€™s head was in a spin all weekend. She went into town by herself on Saturday morning. She would normally have given one of her friends a call, but she didnโ€™t want to face awkward questions. She spent far more

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