I got to work at my usual time and cut through the communal kitchen. I went to the water cooler to fill up my water bottle. I then headed towards the second door.
Well, I noticed that someone was opening that door. So, I just stood there. It was my boss. He looked at me and was startled. Yes, I had scared him.
He laughed. I would have laughed normally, but I wasn't sure how to react. He eventually cracked me up.
"Well, hi there, Cutiebootie!" he said, laughing, while also being a bit embarrassed.That remark did it. I was laughing hard. We both were.
"I'm sorry for giving you a heart attack," I said and we parted ways.My guy is in meetings all week. He came to see me at around 17:30. We talked. It was nice to see him.
I told my guy about startling our boss.
"Any man would love to bump into an attractive woman," he admitted. "I would love to bump into you. I want to bump into you more often."My guy is genuinely sweet. I have been working on a set of marketing documents. As you can probably tell from my posts, I am not cut out to be writing marketing materials. I am too direct. I don't fluff. But, I have to complete this task for work.
"I am brain-dead," I said to my guy, as I was tired writing fluff.My guy looked at my beige sweater. Whenever I wear it, it makes him wonder whether it is new. I couldn't figure out why he liked it so much until we both headed home for the day.
"You are never brain-dead," he said. "You are always sharp as a tack."
"That's better than being tacky," I joked, which made him smile.
Unfortunately, we didn't have the elevator to ourselves. We did get to the ground floor and talked for a bit.
"I really like your sweater," he said to me.We both chuckled. We wished each other a good evening. We kissed. It was a nice end to a Monday.
"Thanks," I replied.
"I love how it's cut on you. It's thin enough to see the shape of your bra underneath. Your sweater highlights your boobs nicely," he complimented.
"I see," I replied.
"I am getting hard now," he admitted.
"I wish that I could reach out and touch it, kind of like that Bell commercial from decades ago," I replied. "I could make a long-distance call."
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