Dance with the Devil

o correct the initial errors and build a proposal for review. "I should get a

on. The hushed tones made me pause. From

m is! If you don’t want to be

ounter, disgust twisting her pretty face. She didn’t notice

tnessed her outburst just as she must’ve known that I wouldn’t push for details. Th

How's all tha

a little. "It was fine," I said nonchalantly. I didn't want to let her know how much trouble it had ac

jaw off the counter. “What? How is that possible? I saw

ut. I felt great knowing I could come to her rescue, the

n't know how we would make it without you. I don't w

e all thi

nd of crystals falling on leaves. I

day fixing someone else’s mistakes?

y, what can I do to

slight hunger in her eyes mixed wit

you ask her now, there is

uld ask you fo

es

on the east side of town. I’ve been

pletely, her body language tellin

s i

wonde

y it, y

if you...knew exa

t a knight..

d. “No, I have never been. But

r never. She’s givi

find it together? Do

love it a

by going to dinner with me.”

But we have a strict policy about workplace frater

n my chest wither away like bonfire ti

ight but warm. “Really. I would really love to go.” She held my stare. I felt

nd. Rules are rules. B

ell me a

coffee, then I will

y office right now. I’m sure there is a line of people waiting to corner me just to ask fifty million

r way back over to my desk, we made small tal

overtime have you b

few hours a

a great help to me. I just don’t wa

r another reason.” That reason, however, I kept to myself. Nothin

e is more than one person in it. Her flowery perfume filled my senses. I was lost in my intoxication of her presence. The fact that the company forbade inner-office d

e. Then I heard the gentle swishing of cloth and the faint smell of jasmine. Samantha was leaning over my shoulder looking

mine. We didn’t pull away immediately. I didn’t pull away because I wanted to feel her touch. I wasn’t sure why she didn’t pull awa

ke I would bust a seam. Then Samantha slowly pulled her hand back. She used

e me.

ng English. The blood had not yet made its way back up to

ng the information in front of her. I wasn’t so close that it would be considered creepy or lec

information in front of her. But by the placement of her body, I knew that she was fully aware of m

in the chair to face me. It happened so fast I didn’t have time to react or cover myse

s widen

iving her room to flee if she wanted to. She stood slowly, her eyes reluctantly moved from my manhood up my stomach and chest, passed my strong jaw into my eyes. This time, when I looked into her eyes, I felt more naked t

er fingers dancing along my detailed triceps. There was smoke coming off of her gray eyes. At that moment I forgot where we were. I forgot everything except for

ldn’t believe this was happening. I’ve wanted this for so long that I thought I was dreaming. B

There wasn't a care in the world that could have dragged me back down to Earth. Nothing was more important than this moment. Ever so quietly she moaned into my mouth. I placed

ng was in