A Bad Day: At the Office

By Adelaide Black

She really did try to be a good assistant, unfortunately Andrea was not very good at typing, she was not very good at time keeping; in fact she just wasn't very good at anything much at all!

Her boss was at the end of his temper with her and failed to see any reason for keeping her on as his employee...

Until he found out just what she was prepared to do to keep this job!

This is a short erotic story of just under 5000 words - with sexual elements throughout it, and so reader discretion is recommended and is suitable for ages 18 and over.

Please note than any sexual activity in this novel is between adults over the age of 18 years

• Language: English
• Publisher: Adelaide Black
• Release date: Jul 29, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301411207

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A Bad day in the office

By

Adelaide Black

Please note that the characters in this story are entirely fictional, any resemblance to anyone living or dead is purely coincidental.

A bad day in the office, Copyright© Adelaide Black 2012

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A bad day in the office

She dressed carefully, in her smart little black skirt, and her neat and pristine white blouse.

Her nails were nicely filed down and painted with a clear gloss.

Her auburn hair was pinned back in a no nonsense bun at the crown of her head, and her makeup was a light dusting of blusher on her cheeks, brown eyeliner to enhance the shape of her brown eyes, and a pale pink lip gloss.

She studied her reflection in the mirror and gave a little sigh of approval.

She looked pretty – as she always did, but not as though she was trying to draw attention to herself.

It was a difficult task, since she had such a tiny