sufi
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Graham Johnson Jr. Esq
Meeting room 4 was about a mile down the hall. Or so it seemed.
Entering it I was anoyed that I felt winded.
The events following my meeting with Garcia had me burning my candle at both ends. The fun is just beginning. Here was Charlene Welks. Dressed in a stiff business suit, she was hot and bothered by the look of her. I knew she preferred lace to gabardine. Maybe we could arrange some Banana Republic cotton....first, business.
"I'm sorry to keep you waiting Charlene. I'm putting together a little party for some people you know. We'll call it a pig roast. Just your cup of tea I think."
I hope I put her off her guard, she's probably been cooling those spike heels for a good 15 minutes. What a tigress she is when she feels slighted. I should know. I interviewed her for a position here at the firm when she got out of law school. She had my vote but Francess was in a jealous heat. Since then I think she's held a grudge against me. Even though I make certain some casework gets outsourced to her office from time to time.
Gazing at her, I was at once willing to do anything for her and ready to fend off blows. God, I loved her looks. Pity I never got a chance to go round or two with Charlene.
Try a little gratuitous flattery, Graham;
"Nice suit! You're a site for sore eyes, really. Have a seat Charl'."
Meeting room 4 was about a mile down the hall. Or so it seemed.
Entering it I was anoyed that I felt winded.
The events following my meeting with Garcia had me burning my candle at both ends. The fun is just beginning. Here was Charlene Welks. Dressed in a stiff business suit, she was hot and bothered by the look of her. I knew she preferred lace to gabardine. Maybe we could arrange some Banana Republic cotton....first, business.
"I'm sorry to keep you waiting Charlene. I'm putting together a little party for some people you know. We'll call it a pig roast. Just your cup of tea I think."
I hope I put her off her guard, she's probably been cooling those spike heels for a good 15 minutes. What a tigress she is when she feels slighted. I should know. I interviewed her for a position here at the firm when she got out of law school. She had my vote but Francess was in a jealous heat. Since then I think she's held a grudge against me. Even though I make certain some casework gets outsourced to her office from time to time.
Gazing at her, I was at once willing to do anything for her and ready to fend off blows. God, I loved her looks. Pity I never got a chance to go round or two with Charlene.
Try a little gratuitous flattery, Graham;
"Nice suit! You're a site for sore eyes, really. Have a seat Charl'."
