Secretarial Positions by Kris P. Kreme
Jessica meets a man at the law firm where she works in a secretarial capacity. After a friendly conversation that grows a bit more and more overly friendly as time goes by, she discovers just how eager she is to try all new positions.
Thanks to some tips offered by the man to her employers, Jessica and her bosses are getting along better than any secretary ever imagined.
Jessica has worked as a secretary for Pierce and Rider Law for just over a year. She enjoys her job, is professional, and hoping to advance her position as time goes by. However, the part of her job where she greets people with appointments to see Mr. Pierce or Mr. Rider is about to bring a most unusual man into her life.
Claiming not to have an appointment, only stopping by to deliver a personal message on behalf of his employers, this man instantly strikes up a conversation with young Jessica. He’s charming and friendly, easy to talk to, but as the conversation continues, his language gets less and less appropriate for a serious professional environment and soon Jessica is questioning just why he’s talking to her so much about stuff like her position with the law firm and why Mr. Pierce and Rider really hired her.
Could they have truly hired her out of the candidates simply because she’s a woman. Further, could they have hired her because she has a nice figure, has a large chest, has nice red highlights in her hair? Mr. Pierce and Mr. Rider are friendly but not that friendly and certainly not anything like what this man insists they must be like.
Before long, Jessica is confused and the conversation takes a turn as Mr. Pierce and Mr. Rider come out to receive the message this man’s employers have for them.
Find out just how fast a secretary can move through positions once her employers are up to helping her along, and discover just how fitting the name Pierce and Rider Law is in this all knew, all dialogue tale from the Kreme.
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