Screwing my employee [Female POV] [romantic] [MF]

I caught the eye of the bartender, raised my almost empty glass and gave him a smile and wink. He saluted, and proceeded to make me another drink. It was the unspoken arrangement we’d had all night. I guess I could have gone over there myself, but I paid for this party, and he’d get a generous tip at the end of the night. Besides, I didn’t want anyone to mistake my thirst for a willingness to mingle.

I gazed out over the crowd, mostly made up of my employees and their partners, but spotted a few reporters and bloggers in the crowd, as well. I tried to keep my face in a calm but happy mask as my date, sitting beside me, tried his best to rile me up.

Jack had his arm draped over the back of my chair so his hand brushed my long hair, which tumbled down my bare back. He had been warned that he needed to act like a perfect gentleman tonight, and he had obliged, but just barely. I didn’t object to his advances per say; we had been on several dates in the past few months and I liked him a lot, but all we’d done is made out a little. A young, female CEO of a multinational company that found itself under the scrutiny of the news media, especially the entertainment page, had to hold herself to a bit of a standard, and slutting around with her employees is not a good look.

An Old Friend [romantic] [MF]

[Eek! First post! Hopefully it’s steamy enough for you all!]

His jacket, which was keeping the autumn chill off my bare shoulders, smelled good. I took in a deep breath, remembering what it smelled like when we were dancing just a few hours ago. He glanced over from the driver’s side of my car and smirked, but said nothing.

“Thanks again for the ride.” I offered, relaxed with the last of the rum flowing through my veins.

“It’s the least I could do.” He shrugged. “You’re driving me to and from the airport.”

“Oh, don’t mention it,” I scoffed. “It’s my pleasure. I enjoy spending time with you. Always have, if you didn’t notice.” I winced inside. Oops, that’s the rum talking! Keep yourself together, girl!

“I noticed.” He laughed.

The rum loosened up my tongue again, before I could stop it. “Why didn’t you make a pass at me before, then?”

This clearly caught him off gaurd, but instead of shrugging me off, he cocked his head. “I always thought you were too much of a good little Catholic girl for me.”

I laughed. “I thought you were a good Catholic boy yourself, my friend.”