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Guest
Name: Melissa Wren
Age: 25
Build: Thin, small pointy breasts, narrow hips, very pale, natural red head, freckles and green eyes, passably attractive.
Occupation: Secretary to the head of a law firm
Melissa peeped out again. Her boss was away and the floor was near empty. No one usually stayed this late on a Friday night. Satisfied that she was alone, Melissa quickly walked over to the computer and logged into the company bank account. She typed a sequence of strings and five hundred dollars was transferred from the account to that of a minor charity.
As the personal secretary of the top boss of the firm, she usually handled the donations - what her boss liked to call a show of goodwill to the society. Only, there were no charities. The amounts were small enough for no one to bother looking into the beneficiaries. No, they were no charities, they were all little accounts Melissa had opened over the last two years she had been working here.
Why shouldn't she? Her boss was a tyrant and she was underpaid and overworked. Besides, he has more than enough to spare, justified Melissa.
Once the transfer was complete, she shut down the system, smoothed out the wrinkles of her plain brown skirt and white shirt and proceeded to head out. She sighed at the thought of the evening ahead, her dreary one room apartment, the microwave meal for one, the noisy neighbors... "Just a few more months Mel, then you would have enough to move to an tropical island and start your own little cafe". Melissa sighed again, checked for her keys and headed for the door.
Age: 25
Build: Thin, small pointy breasts, narrow hips, very pale, natural red head, freckles and green eyes, passably attractive.
Occupation: Secretary to the head of a law firm
Melissa peeped out again. Her boss was away and the floor was near empty. No one usually stayed this late on a Friday night. Satisfied that she was alone, Melissa quickly walked over to the computer and logged into the company bank account. She typed a sequence of strings and five hundred dollars was transferred from the account to that of a minor charity.
As the personal secretary of the top boss of the firm, she usually handled the donations - what her boss liked to call a show of goodwill to the society. Only, there were no charities. The amounts were small enough for no one to bother looking into the beneficiaries. No, they were no charities, they were all little accounts Melissa had opened over the last two years she had been working here.
Why shouldn't she? Her boss was a tyrant and she was underpaid and overworked. Besides, he has more than enough to spare, justified Melissa.
Once the transfer was complete, she shut down the system, smoothed out the wrinkles of her plain brown skirt and white shirt and proceeded to head out. She sighed at the thought of the evening ahead, her dreary one room apartment, the microwave meal for one, the noisy neighbors... "Just a few more months Mel, then you would have enough to move to an tropical island and start your own little cafe". Melissa sighed again, checked for her keys and headed for the door.