slut_in_white
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Closed for Maka
Aly Hale was standing in the elevator of a building in which she felt more than a little out-of-place. It was a monolith of steel and glass, where everyone wore suits and made at least 6 figures. Where few employees were younger than 50. Where people drank scotch in the middle of the day.
It wasn't that she'd gone out of her way to stick out. She was wearing a nice blouse and skirt set with a pair of nice, professional pumps. Her make-up was pretty and subdued, exactly the sort of thing the other women in the office were wearing. Her glasses were pretty, but not over-the-top. She'd even taken her bright orange tongue-stud out and replaced it with a clear one... But her blonde hair was still streaked with shades of violent purple, making everyone in the office do a double-take when they saw her. Her boss had already told her he was fine with her colouring her hair whatever hue she wanted, but that didn't prevent the looks of shock she got from everyone else. Apparently no one else had been given a heads-up that she might look a little... out of place.
She took a deep, calming breath, thankful that she was alone in the elevator. First day of work nerves were pretty common, especially when no one would stop staring at her. She fiddled with the top button of her blouse, wondering if she should do it up. She'd checked herself several times in the mirror before leaving home, and had convinced herself that she looked perfectly appropriate. She knew she wasn't revealing too much skin, but she'd been what you might call a "late bloomer" - even now, she still felt a little awkward in her own body. It wasn't always bad. It meant that she could still get a little thrill whenever she looked in the mirror and realized that she had hips instead of just being a series of straight lines the way she had been for most of her teenage years. Of course, it also meant that she still always felt a little bit like she was about to explode out of her shirt. She'd get used to it. She hoped.
The elevator dinged as it reached her floor. It was 10am - everyone else had already started the day, but she'd been asked to come in a little later this morning to give her new boss, Mr Eddie Miller, a chance to prepare for her arrival. Indeed, it seemed he had: he was already waiting for her at the lobby when the doors opened.
"Aly! Welcome! Come on in!" He was a kind-looking man, the sort of guy you'd hire to play Santa Claus in a mall around Christmas time. Old enough to be a mall Santa too. He was the CTO of Elgan Inc, and Aly was about to start her first day on the job here as their new database administrator. She'd studied computer science in school, and had a few jobs at least semi-related to her field since then, but this was her first big "career" job.
She smiled at him, knowing her relief was written all over her face. His cheerful welcome went a long way to making her feel more comfortable already. "Hi, Mr Miller!"
He grinned and took her arm. "Oh please, call me Eddie!" He motioned to the middle-aged woman sitting behind the lobby desk. "Aly, this is Martha. Martha, Aly. She's our new DB admin!"
Martha smiled kindly. "Welcome to Elgan, Aly!"
Before Aly could even respond, Eddie was already sweeping her along through the office. There were people milling about, working at desks. A few of them looked up, and most looked a bit taken aback, but at least no one seemed surprised that a new hire was being shown around. "Come on, I'll show you to your office. You can drop off your stuff, and then I can get to introducing you to everyone else!"
As it turned out, Aly didn't really have her own office. All three people working in IT shared a large, private room next to the server room, but because the others worked in more of a support capacity, they were gone more often than not, leaving Aly alone in the room. Eddie left her alone for a little while to get herself situated at her desk, but popped by again around lunch to introduce her to a few more people around the office. Apparently she wasn't going to get any work done at all today.
Closed for Maka
Aly Hale was standing in the elevator of a building in which she felt more than a little out-of-place. It was a monolith of steel and glass, where everyone wore suits and made at least 6 figures. Where few employees were younger than 50. Where people drank scotch in the middle of the day.
It wasn't that she'd gone out of her way to stick out. She was wearing a nice blouse and skirt set with a pair of nice, professional pumps. Her make-up was pretty and subdued, exactly the sort of thing the other women in the office were wearing. Her glasses were pretty, but not over-the-top. She'd even taken her bright orange tongue-stud out and replaced it with a clear one... But her blonde hair was still streaked with shades of violent purple, making everyone in the office do a double-take when they saw her. Her boss had already told her he was fine with her colouring her hair whatever hue she wanted, but that didn't prevent the looks of shock she got from everyone else. Apparently no one else had been given a heads-up that she might look a little... out of place.
She took a deep, calming breath, thankful that she was alone in the elevator. First day of work nerves were pretty common, especially when no one would stop staring at her. She fiddled with the top button of her blouse, wondering if she should do it up. She'd checked herself several times in the mirror before leaving home, and had convinced herself that she looked perfectly appropriate. She knew she wasn't revealing too much skin, but she'd been what you might call a "late bloomer" - even now, she still felt a little awkward in her own body. It wasn't always bad. It meant that she could still get a little thrill whenever she looked in the mirror and realized that she had hips instead of just being a series of straight lines the way she had been for most of her teenage years. Of course, it also meant that she still always felt a little bit like she was about to explode out of her shirt. She'd get used to it. She hoped.
The elevator dinged as it reached her floor. It was 10am - everyone else had already started the day, but she'd been asked to come in a little later this morning to give her new boss, Mr Eddie Miller, a chance to prepare for her arrival. Indeed, it seemed he had: he was already waiting for her at the lobby when the doors opened.
"Aly! Welcome! Come on in!" He was a kind-looking man, the sort of guy you'd hire to play Santa Claus in a mall around Christmas time. Old enough to be a mall Santa too. He was the CTO of Elgan Inc, and Aly was about to start her first day on the job here as their new database administrator. She'd studied computer science in school, and had a few jobs at least semi-related to her field since then, but this was her first big "career" job.
She smiled at him, knowing her relief was written all over her face. His cheerful welcome went a long way to making her feel more comfortable already. "Hi, Mr Miller!"
He grinned and took her arm. "Oh please, call me Eddie!" He motioned to the middle-aged woman sitting behind the lobby desk. "Aly, this is Martha. Martha, Aly. She's our new DB admin!"
Martha smiled kindly. "Welcome to Elgan, Aly!"
Before Aly could even respond, Eddie was already sweeping her along through the office. There were people milling about, working at desks. A few of them looked up, and most looked a bit taken aback, but at least no one seemed surprised that a new hire was being shown around. "Come on, I'll show you to your office. You can drop off your stuff, and then I can get to introducing you to everyone else!"
As it turned out, Aly didn't really have her own office. All three people working in IT shared a large, private room next to the server room, but because the others worked in more of a support capacity, they were gone more often than not, leaving Aly alone in the room. Eddie left her alone for a little while to get herself situated at her desk, but popped by again around lunch to introduce her to a few more people around the office. Apparently she wasn't going to get any work done at all today.
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