1
She was a good girl until that night she saw her boss kneeling down behind her desk, his face pressed to her chair, breathing in her scent from the place sheâd been sitting. Sheâd always been the consummate professional, the smart, polite, proper employee.
It was an accident really: she had left for the night, but had returned to pick up a letter sheâd forgotten, a letter that that really should have been posted by the morning. Laura Johnson had returned to the office to quite a surprising sight.
The man who had haunted the young secretaryâs dreams since the day he had interviewed her for the job was pressing his nose to her chair as though it was some kind of narcotic. Mr Daniel Webb, whose handsome face appeared in her head whenever she touched herself, was pressing his face to her chair, where sheâd been sitting all day. Gorgeous Mr Webb, who sent judders down her spine, tingles through her pussy whenever he spoke to her - and whenever he looked at her, whenever he paid her any attention at all - was kneeling there as though worshipping at her shrine.
It surprised her at first â more than that, it shocked her. Sheâd always seen him as so professional, so controlled and unemotional. Yet here he was, apparently giving in to some inner craving in the most uncontrolled manner. Sheâd always seen him as so cool and intelligent, so experienced in business and so important in the Company that he hardly noticed she was there most of the time. Yet here he was behaving as though he was an obsessive fan. Heâd always been so isolated in his huge office, cut off from the world and his secretary, needing neither for the most part. Yet there he was.
What was he doing?
Standing there behind a large pot plant, out of sight, she couldnât quite see all of him â was he reacting sexually to her scent? Or was there some innocent explanation? She decided she would not make herself known that night, she didnât quite know how to handle the situation. Best feign ignorance.
Then he moaned â quietly, but definitely as moan.
She didnât really know how to deal with this new knowledge: her image of him as her beautiful but aloof boss had been rocked as if by an earthquake. Standing there, she was simultaneously horrified and extremely aroused. At once, her mind was mulling over labels other people would use - âpervertâ, âtwistedâ, âfreakâ - but her thoughts were also dancing in circles at the possibility that he was attracted to her. He was showing her the kind of attention she had dreamed about for weeks, albeit indirect attention.
She watched for a few moments, the sensations stirring between her legs as she heard him moan softly again. Her panties were becoming quite damp underneath her smart black skirt and nylons. Was he really such a freak? He was a man, after all, merely reacting to the traces of a woman. Nothing so unusual about that â wasnât that why she put on her vanilla scent in the mornings, to attract him?
But why was he doing it? He didnât need to skulk around behind the scenes, he could go to any bar, any club and be inundated with attractive women. He was gorgeous â his blue eyes, his tidy sandy hair, his striking beauty.
With fear of discovery overcoming her, Laura withdrew, leaving the office and the building despite being unable to pick up the letter she had come back to collect. She caught a cab home for once, so she could be alone with her thoughts on the way there.
By the time the vehicle had gotten five or six blocks away from the office, she found that any feelings of shock or revulsion had melted into a feeling of real excitement, butterflies fluttering around her stomach. Just that chance that he wanted her was enough to set her insides on fire, and she wasnât inside her apartment five minutes before she tore off her clothes and took to the shower to tend to the heat between her thighs.
2
Before arriving at work the next morning, Laura debated with herself how she should take her new knowledge forward. How should she proceed? Confront him with what sheâd seen? Force his hand, hope that she could break through the professional barrier between them and start what they apparently both wanted so much?
But what if she was wrong? What if she had got the wrong end of the stick, what if he hadnât been sniffing her chair, what if there was some completely innocent explanation? She would look like a fool. She had watched him for quite a while that night â but maybe it had just seemed like quite a while to her. Maybe her mind had been playing tricks on her, showing her what she wanted to see.
There was also the problem that if it had all happened, she could seriously dent his pride by confronting him. He would be humiliated. She would be fired immediately, and he would never again want to lay eyes on her. That would never do.
âGood morning Laura,â he said impassively, as he always did, as he came in that morning half an hour after she did. He looked as he always did, calm, quietly confident without being in anyway forward, flirtatious or arrogant. The perfect boss. The sight of his cool eyes and pleasant face sending a warm feeling through her blood vessels.
âMorning, sir,â she said, revealing nothing of her true feelings, suppressing everything, reflecting in every respect the air of professionalism her boss gave out.
âTwo letters to be transcribed and some paperwork that needs to be entered into the database today,â he put some papers into her intray and handed her a small cassette. No glance at this morningâs especially enhanced cleavage, no recognition that sheâd put a little more perfume on than usual.
âCertainly, sir,â she said, and that was that, he returned to his sacrosanct office, a vast great space full of shiny surfaces and sharp edges. Cold and repressed, like he was.
Why couldnât he come out of his shell? He worked late in the office every night, his only staff was her, he never seemed to socialise, never came in looking as though heâd been out drinking all night with the boys. Never revealed anything about himself, never talked to her about anything trivial.
Nothing happened all day, which was perhaps unsurprising since she only really saw him a few times that day, like any other. Taking in the typed letters, bringing him his lunch, showing in his two oâclock meeting. It was both a disappointment to her that nothing happened, and also something of a relief: he hadnât caught wind of her new knowledge, she was safe.
She spent all afternoon thinking about what she would do when the clock struck five that evening. She didnât really need to think about much else â the work wasnât exactly difficult. The way Daniel Webb used his secretary was as if he only had her as a piece of furniture in his office, the work he gave her seemed just sufficient to give her something to do. He did the hard work, the important work. He was a workaholic. That was why it was so strange, what sheâd seen the previous night.
She would stay behind tonight again, in just the same way.
At last, after what seemed a life time of waiting, the clock wound round to five p.m. She was careful to keep calm, to do what she would ordinarily do, but double back as she had the previous night. This time, she orchestrated the office slightly so that she could see better.
God, she was on fire.
Waiting, she wondered if he would do it again. If he looked like he was just going to walk through and leave for home, she would need some kind of story to give him. The letter. She still hadnât posted it. But the story was unnecessary. Sure enough, some thirty minutes after her regular leaving time, his door tentatively opened.
He stepped outside his office, his eyes open wide, his ears pricked up, watchful for any sign of anyone around. There was none. On this floor of the building, it was just his office and hers as well as a long-term storage room â the isolation he preferred â and he clearly thought she had gone home.
Slowly, Daniel stepped around to her side of her desk, and lowered himself to the floor. She could see him blush, see something that looked like shame in his facial expression, and her heart went out to him, full of pity. There was pain there, pain inside him, pain from something in his past. Oh, if only she could be there to comfort him, to make him feel good again, to alleviate his suffering.
He lowered his face to her chair, and there was no mistake â he was pressing his nose to the front part of her seat, where she had been sitting. Breathing in her smell. His hand moving to his crotch, caressing himself through his trousers.
He wanted her!
Her heart was leaping about inside her. All thoughts about his strange way of dealing with his attraction had dissipated now, she was aroused, her pussy seeping at the thought of him pressing his face between her thighs the way he was pressing it to her chair.
But again, she withdrew, not trusting herself to keep quiet, also perhaps feeling a little wrong to be infringing on his privacy, causing him potential humiliation. She returned home again to her warm bed, where she could slip a finger or two inside her wet little pussy and nudge them against her burning clit.
3
It was difficult to concentrate on work with the tension hanging in the air. He didnât notice any difference, of course, he didnât change. But she had changed, her demeanour towards him openly flirtatious, though she always kept her control.
That next morning, she wore a particularly short skirt with black nylon stockings and suspenders. As she was walking away from his desk back towards the door of his office after handing him his lunch, she âaccidentallyâ dropped a piece of paper, bending over to pick it up and in the process flashing him a nice view of her underwear.
She decided it would be too obvious to turn and look for some kind of response from him, but as she left the room, closing the door, she caught a quick glace of what she thought was a slight blush, and he was self-consciously shuffling his papers as though he was busy, even though he was supposed to be eating his sandwiches.
Sitting behind her desk again after her show, she found herself breathing quite deeply, her heart beating furiously. And her pussy juicing up considerably. She had an idea, which made her feel even hotter, the adrenaline surging through her veins. After waiting for a moment in case the angel on her shoulder wanted to put a different case to her, she shuffled in her chair so that her tiny black skirt rode up her hips â and she pulled her black lace panties to the side.
Her pussy was bare against her chair, her juices soaking into the material.
Was she going too far? What if he didnât like the scent of her pussy? What if it was her perfume he liked, her clean vanilla perfume that turned him on?
She would take the risk â the element of danger only turned her on more. If he seemed to take a dislike to her smell, then so be it. But if he liked it⊠that was worth the risk. Nudging her little clit, she ground her pussy into the chair and thinking about how he might breathe in her pussy aroma that night, she surprised herself completely by edging over into a full-blown climax.