hadruprider
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Disclaimer: Although I am writing the first posts, the idea for this SRP came from literary_goblin.
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"Good morning Carl!" said the busty young receptionist as he arrived for work on Monday morning.
He grinned back at her. "Good morning to you, beautiful," he replied, taking a quick glance at her cleavage before bounding up the stairs to his office.
Carl worked for a small-to-medium-sized publishing company that was quite successful. He enjoyed his work, though it was often challenging and time-consuming, and his career was progressing well. He worked on the business and finance side of things, arranging contracts with authors, marketing, publicity and distribution. Although he was only in his mid 30s, he now had a position of considerable responsibility and an office on the third floor of the building with a good view over the city.
He sat down and looked at his schedule for the day. At 10 he had a meeting with Lily to discuss a new author she had been signing up to the company. Her work involved reading the many unsolicited manuscripts and book proposals they received, writing a lot of polite rejection letters, and liaising with the authors they decided to take on. He liked her and they got on well. She was slim and pretty, though she didn't quite have the tits of the receptionist or the long legs of the elegant woman in the finance department (one of the things he liked about the job was that most of the people he worked with were women). They got on well and flirted a bit. He wasn't quite sure whether she fancied him or just played along. He was thinking about asking her out, but hadn't got round to it yet.
He dealt with the usual barrage of emails, which kept him busy until his meeting with Lily. He walked around the corner to her office and tapped on the door, pushing it open.
"Morning Lily! How was your weekend? What did you get up to?" he asked suggestively.
"I had a great weekend, thank you, and it's none of your business," she replied with a grin.
"Nice skirt!" he commented. By nice, he meant, of course, that it was short and tight. She pulled down on the hem, trying in vain to close the gap between her knees and the hem of the skirt. She scowled at him, but something in her eyes suggested that she rather liked this kind of attention.
"Now, this new author, I think she's got real potential," she said. She showed him some of the woman's writing, which to his eyes looked like fairly standard chick-lit material, but he knew that kind of thing sold well. Between them they drafted up a letter to the author setting out all the terms and conditions of the deal they would offer her.
Later in the day, back in his own office, Carl was sorting out some finances and wanted to include the details of the new contract, but Lily hadn't emailed it to him yet and he couldn't find the paper copy they had printed out. He must have left it in her office.
He went round to her office, knocked and pushed the partly open door. This time she wasn't there, but the document he was looking for was on her desk so he picked it up. He noticed her computer screen was still on, so she must have just gone out. Her browser was open at the web page of the new author, but there were some other tabs open. He glanced along them and one of them caught his eye. It said Literotica.
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"Good morning Carl!" said the busty young receptionist as he arrived for work on Monday morning.
He grinned back at her. "Good morning to you, beautiful," he replied, taking a quick glance at her cleavage before bounding up the stairs to his office.
Carl worked for a small-to-medium-sized publishing company that was quite successful. He enjoyed his work, though it was often challenging and time-consuming, and his career was progressing well. He worked on the business and finance side of things, arranging contracts with authors, marketing, publicity and distribution. Although he was only in his mid 30s, he now had a position of considerable responsibility and an office on the third floor of the building with a good view over the city.
He sat down and looked at his schedule for the day. At 10 he had a meeting with Lily to discuss a new author she had been signing up to the company. Her work involved reading the many unsolicited manuscripts and book proposals they received, writing a lot of polite rejection letters, and liaising with the authors they decided to take on. He liked her and they got on well. She was slim and pretty, though she didn't quite have the tits of the receptionist or the long legs of the elegant woman in the finance department (one of the things he liked about the job was that most of the people he worked with were women). They got on well and flirted a bit. He wasn't quite sure whether she fancied him or just played along. He was thinking about asking her out, but hadn't got round to it yet.
He dealt with the usual barrage of emails, which kept him busy until his meeting with Lily. He walked around the corner to her office and tapped on the door, pushing it open.
"Morning Lily! How was your weekend? What did you get up to?" he asked suggestively.
"I had a great weekend, thank you, and it's none of your business," she replied with a grin.
"Nice skirt!" he commented. By nice, he meant, of course, that it was short and tight. She pulled down on the hem, trying in vain to close the gap between her knees and the hem of the skirt. She scowled at him, but something in her eyes suggested that she rather liked this kind of attention.
"Now, this new author, I think she's got real potential," she said. She showed him some of the woman's writing, which to his eyes looked like fairly standard chick-lit material, but he knew that kind of thing sold well. Between them they drafted up a letter to the author setting out all the terms and conditions of the deal they would offer her.
Later in the day, back in his own office, Carl was sorting out some finances and wanted to include the details of the new contract, but Lily hadn't emailed it to him yet and he couldn't find the paper copy they had printed out. He must have left it in her office.
He went round to her office, knocked and pushed the partly open door. This time she wasn't there, but the document he was looking for was on her desk so he picked it up. He noticed her computer screen was still on, so she must have just gone out. Her browser was open at the web page of the new author, but there were some other tabs open. He glanced along them and one of them caught his eye. It said Literotica.
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