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My apologies for the delay.
It's been a crazy, hectic morning. No problem at all, sir. I'm just glad you
could meet me.
Call me William.
That third stuff is way too formal for me.
In fact, let me congratulate you on finishing college. I know your father is
very proud of you.
Yes, thank you, sir. I mean, William.
I am ready to join the workforce and...
I really feel like I can be an asset to your company.
I like the way you think. I like the way you think. Please, let me look at your
resume.
Now,
are you sure you want to work at the same company with your dad?
Yes, it's been my plan since high school, so.
Mm -hmm.
Right, okay.
He speaks so highly of you. I know nothing that would make him prouder.
Well, I want you to know I don't like nepotism, okay?
I feel everybody should definitely work their way up the ladder, so to speak.
I totally understand that.
And I would love for you to know that I was top of my class.
In fact, I was on top of everyone in my class.
It says here that you actually served as a student president at the university.
That's a great achievement.
It was definitely a learning experience.
Being in charge, all that control, very exciting.
Okay, okay, okay.
Oh, okay.
All right.
Great activities, strong work ethic, excellent grades.
I believe starting you in the mailroom, I mean, you know, would be probably
sufficient, you know, and probably within five to six months you could work
way up to being, you know, a secretary.
William, if I may, I feel as though my talents should be placed
in more of a management area.
As well as I like your spirit, Jane, your father is... been one of my head
executives for my company for years.
I couldn't see putting you there, you know, off the top. I don't think that
would be right.
I think if you look at my special talents section.
Special talents section? Yeah, it's right there. You might reconsider.
It's kind of small.
Wait. Yeah.
They help.
Uh -huh. Special.
Oh, I see.
This is long, slow blowjob and grinding
my... Grinding my little wet pussy all over a
big fat cock.
Yeah, that is.
What this says.
I don't... I don't know what to say.
Why is this on your resume, Jack?
Oh.
Listen,
Bill.
You and I both know that you've been eye -fucking me since I turned 18.
Honestly, all I thought about was fucking you.
I'm all grown up now, and there's two things that I think about.
Coming all over your big cock in the corner office right next to Daddy.
We all got to start somewhere.
Thank you.
Hmm.
Just like that.
You can get that up.
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