"Look at me and say it"

Throughout the afternoon, Emily's mood was somber, reflecting on the challenges of being a professional woman. She found dividing her attention between work and appeasing her boyfriend annoying. Sometimes, she thought, being just a casual fling was simpler than being a girlfriend.

"What's wrong? You seem upset," the stunning woman inquired, leaning close to Emily.

Frustrated, Emily retorted, "Why do you keep watching me?"

The woman smiled slyly, "I've been around the entire three dining area floors. Many beautiful women are in the company, but you're the only one who could be my rival. But since you have a boyfriend, I'm relieved."

Emily, puzzled, looked at her questioningly.

The woman leaned in and whispered, "I didn't join Bucapital for the job. I came here to find a man."

Emily didn't need her to specify; it was obvious she meant Murray. Life was hard enou