Shadowlace
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Ester Rosenthaugh was a woman who once had a clear path to partner at her law firm. A contract specialist she had come to form law school to the offices of Esher, Walton & Holthaus as an intern and with her wit, skill, and charisma made her way from a basic lawyer to junior partner in five years. Unfortunately, The short ebony-haired woman still stood as a junior partner over a decade later. The woman figured it was due to her inability to sleep with a couple of the senior partners. She doubted that was the only reason, but suspected it was one of the major reasons.
So the woman had resigned to lead her lovely division of contract lawyers. Most of those under her management had earned the firm over a hundred million in revenue. It was one of the more successful divisions of the firm which always made her look good amongst most of the firm. Still, she clung to her junior partner even with the age of 40 just a mere two years away.
The woman had lived a very fruitful life. A successful career, fancy cars, a large house, enough money to keep herself comfortable for years. Unfortunately, she had never settled down with a partner. Men and women had graced her life and her bed, but none were for her. The last one was a young man in his mid-twenties fresh out of law school. Drew was his name. He was once a collegiate soccer player, with a body to match. Despite the pleasurable frame and stamina, his personality was incredibly lackluster. This lead to the fact he admitted he had seduced her to sleep his way to the top.
Ester shook away the thought of the disgusting creature that was Drew and focused on her itinerary. First, she would once at the hotel, find her client. Next, she would go over the points of contention and what counterpoints and revisions to the deal in hopes of drafting a new contract. This would be done at a great little Japanese Restaurant where the still active Ester can indulge a bit. Next, she would return to her room, take a long hot bath before drafting a few of the contracts. It would be a boring business trip for the most part.
As she passed through the various checkpoints the woman repeated internally the itinerary. Finally, she was through all the security and protocols to come to the terminal. The lawyer lifted her slender wrist to gaze at her diamond and silver watch, a gift from a client, to check the time. Strangely she would have enough time to get in some reading. Not for work but actual entertainment. Which thankfully Esters' new assistant Tabitha had given her one of her personal favorites.
The book was the 'Dragonknights of Urth'. A fantasy novel, which Ester hadn't really read since grade school. The mature woman hadn't delved into the genre since she left her small-town high school for the Ivy league. It wasn't like she grew out of it, more like her life began to fill with the classics, legal documents, news, politics, and history throughout university which doubled for law school, and finally, as a lawyer, her workload required her to read three times as much in documents and cases as well as much much more. The mature woman instead of turning up her nose at such a suggestion smiled and eagerly hoped for a great epic tale of Dragons, Knights, Elves, and Wizards.
As she secured seats for her and her stuff Ester sat down rummaging through her personal bag to procure the book. It was a paperback with weak binding, but classic artwork. The picture on the front was of an armor-clad knight on a dragon back fighting some strange-looking black robbed wizard welding a solid black magical sword. The art looked like the early 90s novel covers she fell in love with all those years ago. Eagerly she opened it up and noticed the well-drawn map with all the necessary locations marked. Next Esters fingers nimbly moved to the back noting it had an appendix full of words, phrases, and definitions of monsters and whatnot.
Not long after delving into the appendix, she was off to the races. Esters eyes fluttered across the page drinking in the words. The mind conjured the places, people, and things for the educated woman. The imagination sparks the lost love of high fantasy. Swords clashed, spells thrown and dragons roared! Ladies danced and gossiped as the hero saved some woman within a bandit camp before securing some rare magic that the world had not seen in millennia!
While The lawyer drew deep of the world within the pages, her eyes and body drooped. Ester hadn't slept well, for she spent her night in her home office looking into this trip and all the matter she would have to deal with. Esters' hard work lead to a fitful night's sleep at her desk and now with less than five hours of sleep, she drifted slowly to sleep her imagination unable to shield her from the demand her body needed.
So the woman had resigned to lead her lovely division of contract lawyers. Most of those under her management had earned the firm over a hundred million in revenue. It was one of the more successful divisions of the firm which always made her look good amongst most of the firm. Still, she clung to her junior partner even with the age of 40 just a mere two years away.
The woman had lived a very fruitful life. A successful career, fancy cars, a large house, enough money to keep herself comfortable for years. Unfortunately, she had never settled down with a partner. Men and women had graced her life and her bed, but none were for her. The last one was a young man in his mid-twenties fresh out of law school. Drew was his name. He was once a collegiate soccer player, with a body to match. Despite the pleasurable frame and stamina, his personality was incredibly lackluster. This lead to the fact he admitted he had seduced her to sleep his way to the top.
Ester shook away the thought of the disgusting creature that was Drew and focused on her itinerary. First, she would once at the hotel, find her client. Next, she would go over the points of contention and what counterpoints and revisions to the deal in hopes of drafting a new contract. This would be done at a great little Japanese Restaurant where the still active Ester can indulge a bit. Next, she would return to her room, take a long hot bath before drafting a few of the contracts. It would be a boring business trip for the most part.
As she passed through the various checkpoints the woman repeated internally the itinerary. Finally, she was through all the security and protocols to come to the terminal. The lawyer lifted her slender wrist to gaze at her diamond and silver watch, a gift from a client, to check the time. Strangely she would have enough time to get in some reading. Not for work but actual entertainment. Which thankfully Esters' new assistant Tabitha had given her one of her personal favorites.
The book was the 'Dragonknights of Urth'. A fantasy novel, which Ester hadn't really read since grade school. The mature woman hadn't delved into the genre since she left her small-town high school for the Ivy league. It wasn't like she grew out of it, more like her life began to fill with the classics, legal documents, news, politics, and history throughout university which doubled for law school, and finally, as a lawyer, her workload required her to read three times as much in documents and cases as well as much much more. The mature woman instead of turning up her nose at such a suggestion smiled and eagerly hoped for a great epic tale of Dragons, Knights, Elves, and Wizards.
As she secured seats for her and her stuff Ester sat down rummaging through her personal bag to procure the book. It was a paperback with weak binding, but classic artwork. The picture on the front was of an armor-clad knight on a dragon back fighting some strange-looking black robbed wizard welding a solid black magical sword. The art looked like the early 90s novel covers she fell in love with all those years ago. Eagerly she opened it up and noticed the well-drawn map with all the necessary locations marked. Next Esters fingers nimbly moved to the back noting it had an appendix full of words, phrases, and definitions of monsters and whatnot.
Not long after delving into the appendix, she was off to the races. Esters eyes fluttered across the page drinking in the words. The mind conjured the places, people, and things for the educated woman. The imagination sparks the lost love of high fantasy. Swords clashed, spells thrown and dragons roared! Ladies danced and gossiped as the hero saved some woman within a bandit camp before securing some rare magic that the world had not seen in millennia!
While The lawyer drew deep of the world within the pages, her eyes and body drooped. Ester hadn't slept well, for she spent her night in her home office looking into this trip and all the matter she would have to deal with. Esters' hard work lead to a fitful night's sleep at her desk and now with less than five hours of sleep, she drifted slowly to sleep her imagination unable to shield her from the demand her body needed.
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