Medieval insanity

him. She spent almost all her free time at work, easily stayed late if necessary, and always

ith annoyance; when he believed in the gift of fate in the form of Katya - disappointment, shock and fear befell him. He found out that his irreplaceable assistant has a fiancé. It would seem that he should be happy for his inconspicuous assistant that she had

ere rumors in Le Stagioni that Katya Streltsova had a rich fiancé. Once again, after taking a closer look at the discreet and gray appearance of Andrew's assistant at a small meeting, Dmitry concluded that such an unsympathetic, and even somewhere ugly girl could not have a rich groom. So, the only conclusion was that Ivan had been getting close to their company Le Stagioni. He expressed his concerns to President on th

s feeling of anxiety and expec

from her, which did not fit at all with her appearance, and Andrew was ashamed that he was seducing her. And it really was too scary to cross the line. Well, he spent friendly, and a bit more, evenings with her, but physical intimacy was already serious, esp

t possibly

yed the passion and all the tension that had accumulated over

e was tormented by Katya's increasing insistence and her desire for intimacy, her friend-fiancé Ivan Svetlov

ve. As soon as she closed her eyes, she could smell Andrew mixed with his toilet water, it seemed to her, no, she just practically felt Andrew's lips and his touch, the untested heaviness of his body and the pulsation inside her. To avoid these torments, Katya opened her eyes, turned over on the other side, and went to the kitchen for water. But as soon as she closed her eyes, every

Or rather, she didn't even give herself the opportunity to desire him; but suddenly Andrew told her about his feelings. Katya didn't believe it, she resisted, fought with herself, with him... But was it possible to refuse such a man, so persistentl

t mostly tenderness and a desire to care. She loved him with a friendly, respectful, slightly worshipful love - she always knew her position in this world; but only until the moment when

t today on her birthday she should have worn something more attractive and, perhaps, even seductive, but she simply didn't have decent clothes by modern

her that he like