An alarm clock was buzzing on a small, bedside table. In a half awakened state, Samantha Miller looked over towards the noise through sleepy eyes.
“Shit”, she exclaimed, jumping out of bed, “I’m late again.”
She hurriedly showered and dressed then left for the office. Speeding around corners and through stop signs, she made the fifteen-minute commute in just less than five minutes. The car’s tires squeaked through the parking garage while she drove recklessly through looking for any available spot. When she had finally found a free space, she pulled in, quickly applied a small amount of makeup, and then hastily headed for the office’s entrance.
Opening one of the large double doors, a small gust of air from the building caught her hair and lifted it in its breeze; the sight that would turn any head. To those in the corridor looking on, she was angelic. Standing just over five and a half feet tall, she held her extreme beauty with an exquisite grace; her body was almost perfect. With long golden hair, ample firm breasts, a small round ass and her long slender legs, she was gorgeous and she knew it.
The building’s air conditioner always kept the interior quite cool, the effects of which could obviously been seen on her as she rushed down the hall towards the bank of elevators. Finding one about to go up, she raced for it.
“Hold the elevator”, she cried out, but her plea fell on deaf ears and the twin doors closed in on each other and the lift was gone.
“Asshole”, she said rather too loudly.
“Problem, Sam?” came the reply. A stately gentleman had passed by behind her just in time to witness her tantrum.
“Fuck”, she said under her breath and turned around, “No sir, no problem at all”
“Good, good”, the man said and casually walked off.
Sam only had a short wait before another elevator came and within a few minutes, she was upstairs and in her office. The busy world was outside and for just a moment she sat back in her chair and relaxed, nearly two hours after she was supposed to begin work. Sam hadn’t passed her boss on the way to her office so she felt confident that she had yet again gotten away with the tardiness. She reached into the bottom drawer of her desk and produced an almost empty bottle of Scotch and a shot glass. She poured herself the usual Wake Me Up drink then downed it quickly before return the bottle and glass to their home. Kicking off her shoes, she started going through a rather large pile of paper on her desk when there was a knock at the door.
“Come,” she said with a grin.
“Sam, we need to talk,” the voice returned as the tall man entered the room.
“Of course, Paul. What’s up?” Sam was nervous. Paul Harding was her direct supervisor and any conversation he started with those words was sure to be bad for whoever received them.