Theodore
He lifts his hand, looking at me annoyed. “Are you some kind of Casanova?”
“To be honest,” I say, pursing my lips and scratching my chin. “I have the face for it.”
“Ugh,” he pushes out as I look around his office.
It is furnished as he is and screams cold asshole with money from a mile away.
Closing the door behind me, I step in front of his desk. I clear my throat as he looks up at me bored and I pull myself together not to lose my shit again.
“Listen, Mr. Helades, I’m deeply sorry about what I texted you last night and it won’t happen again. I apologize for having been rude and surely what the N stands for is none of my business.”
“Is that all?” he asks, again not seeming impressed with what I had to offer.
This is the worst.
“I’m really sorry. It won’t happen again as I don’t have money to drink anyway, so your mailbox is safe.”
His eyes burn into mine, making me ramble along. “Also, I have been experiencing some very bad sleeping issues, and even if I don’t know why the hell I’m telling you this, sir… I’ll be starting a new medication ordered from my doctor, who will prevent me from having certain strange episodes and so, I will not end up as a maniac in your emails as well.”
I finally get a reaction from him as he lifts his brow, and I gulp painfully. “And after this, the chances are good that I will have to move back to my mom anyway.”
I clap my hands before me nervously before lifting them up in an awkward cheering, “Yaay.”
“Are you done?” he asks nonchalantly, making me nod.
“Yes, sir.”
He sighs, straightening his spine in his chair as he leans back in it. “Back where?”
“Huh?” I ask eloquently, as I must have gotten the question wrong.
With another annoyed look, he stares me down, making me feel like the stupidest creature in the universe, “You said you would move back to your mom. Where does she live?”
“Oh, that. A hamlet near Leicester,” I say, squirming on my feet. “It’s really… rural… Lots of horses.”
I clear my throat once again as he continues to stare at me.
As I stand there, watching him, my anger nearly vanishes, his strong frame and alluring aura lulling me in like the horny drunkard I am.
Suddenly, I picture him grabbing me and slamming me onto the desk, pulling down my pants to get an apology that wasn’t as lame as the one I just uttered.
My cock twitches and I pull at my jacket automatically.
Wanting to flee the situation before I say something stupid, I gesture to the door. “I will get going now.”
He just hums, directing his gaze back to his files and letting me step outside without any other word or even gaze.
Just humiliating.
I walk down the long hallway, back to the elevator, feeling like I’m on a walk of shame and as I pass Gilda’s desk, I lift my hand to wave at her. “Have a good day, Gilda.”
“Thank you,” she retorts with a smile. “You too.”
I sigh exhausted as the door closes and I stumble back to lean against the cold wall.
Oh, she wouldn’t last long for sure.
Ignoring the bitch at the reception, I step out into the fresh air, taking a deep breath.
What the fuck is going on?!
Fuck my life!
I’m just about to climb my bike as my phone vibrates in my hand and I take the call with a groan. “Mom, I’m just driving home. Can I call you in a minute?”
I pinch the bridge of my nose as she goes on telling me what an ungrateful brat I am.
Apparently, I sent a bunch of messages out to her, the neighbor’s wonder-kid, and a lot of other people.
“Mom, I got hacked! How would I even do that?”
Of course, she doesn’t believe me and goes on telling me what a failure I am, insulting me further.
“Mom… Mom… Mom,” I try several times but there is no way to interrupt her rage speech.
My heart squeezes at the thought that I have to tell her that I have to move back home and she cuts the call, hanging up the phone into my face.
Great! Just great!
I get onto my bike, thinking that this must have been the ultimate downer but something boils in me.
My mind keeps swaying towards Helades, making me feel like I’m burning up.
I choose to make a detour, halting in front of a sex shop that I have always looked at from afar.
Determined to get rid of at least a few of my frustrations, I enter the shop.
The uninterested shop assistant makes it a lot easier to buy anal toys and lubricants.
I pay and leave the shop without any interaction and return home with my cock already feeling like it is about to explode.
I run up the stairs to my apartment and have barely closed the door behind me when I start stripping out of my clothes.
Ripping the package open, I take out the prostate massager and pull a condom over it. I kneel on the bed, lubing my ass before pushing the toy inside my ass.
Gasping, I push it all the way in before pulling the ring affixed to it over my cock.
“Fuck,” I breathe out as I bend forward, taking a few breaths to adjust to the feeling of having the toy in me.
“It’s not because of the asshole,” I growl, as I take the remote into my hand.
Pulling my pillow to bury my head into it, I push out a low groan before I press the button to start the toy.
I’m totally a virgin when it comes to toys and it’s not like I have all that experience with sex, so as the toy starts vibrating and pumping inside of me, it takes me only a second to orgasm hard.
“Fuuuuuck,” I moan into my pillow, slowly getting up feeling a little dizzy.
Now I feel stupid.
I felt so hot that I did something in a rush that would have taken me ages otherwise.
The effect he has on me is just the worst.
I’m sure that he is just a dream. No way he is real!
Moving my head from side to side, stretching my neck, I let my hands move over my body, caressing myself as his picture keeps flashing before my mind.
Him with the frown and then him with the grin as he is just about to take my dick into his mouth.
As I feel myself getting hot again, I reactivate the toy. I sit down between my heels, pushing it deeper as it vibrates and pumps inside of me.
My throat constricts as I feel it massaging the right spot, and I pull my hands over my head, enjoying the thrusts inside of me.
I would really love to know what N stands for now, I think to myself as I picture him slamming into me on his desk just before I cum again.
Theodore I must have passed out happily after several orgasms as I get startled awake in the middle of the night. The vibrating toy that was still in me gets pulled out, and I feel a strong hand wrapping around my throat. He cuts my air shortly as he pulls me up against his chest, growling into my ear. “Is that enough for you?” “No,” I say feebly, looking at the sex toy he is turning in front of my eyes. Gulping, I watch him throwing the toy onto the bed. “I could give you more,” he says, making me tremble. “Do you want more?” I nod as much as his hold allows me to, my body shuddering in pleasure as I think of finally getting his cock and maybe even touching him. He passes his tongue up along my neck as he chuckles, “I saw you doing the same thing yesterday. So, I didn’t imagine it.” My eyes roll into the back of my head before he pushes me down, taking the lubricant from my nightstand. The squirting of the bottle reawakens all the nerves that were still sleeping in my body
Theodore I think I’m going insane. “Are you listening to me, Theo?” My mother’s shrill voice risks bursting my ear drum as I rip out the drawers annoyed. “Yeah, yeah,” I mutter absentmindedly as I search through the cupboards. I make a mess, not caring about my mother screaming at me at the other end of the line. Where did I put them? I could swear I had put them in one of those drawers. “Don’t ‘yeah, yeah’ me,” she screams. “Can you even imagine how I am feeling right now?” I swallow a groan as it’s always just about her feelings. “I can’t even look Margerie in the eyes anymore. Do you even realize how seeing her in church was? This is so embarrassing,” she continues, making me lean against the kitchen counter, propping myself up onto my hands in pure desperation. I don’t think I can do this. How can I face him?! Taking a deep breath, I just let her ramble along, waiting for a break to say something as well. “You have insulted everyone and your language was awf
Theodore I pull at my tie as I walk into the huge foyer with shiny walls and shiny floors. Gulping painfully, I increase my pace to reach the long reception. I recognize the snobby woman who also welcomed me to this place for my interview. “Good morning.” I clear my throat as my gleeful tone gets me a death glare. I wait a few seconds for her to say something but as she just continues to look at me with an annoyed expression, I decide to dare and speak again. “Theodore… Baxter. I’m the new hire for the tech support team.” I flash her a smile but she just rolls her eyes and taps on her headset. “The tech guy is here. Can I send her up to Helga or what do I do with him?” Seeing her tone and her attitude, the only thing missing is her chewing on bubble gum and blowing big bubbles while chomping on the gun with an open mouth. I clear my throat again, wanting to get her attention. “Actually, I was told I should report to Gilda.” It’s hard to keep my smile up as she shoots me anoth
Theodore My heart is already beating into my throat as I step onto the floor where I ended up just a few days ago as I had to stutter out my apology. I feel like shaking up, going crazy as I can nearly smell his cologne. I’m a goner. Gilda is not sitting at her desk, and Helga stops in front of it, pursing her lips. “Agh, bummer.” She seems to think about how to proceed and after taking a deep breath, rolls back her shoulders and charges forward once again.I jerk up, practically running after her until we reach the office I know has to be the one of Helades. She knocks and sets up a smile as she steps into the room. I notice right away how in contrast to the other offices it is awfully dark. The artificial lights illuminate the room as the blinds are shut, locking the sun out. This guy is mental.Helades doesn’t even spare me a glance and checks his watch as he mutters, “Did you go on a brunch date, or what?”I clench my fist, reciting a mantra about how I need this job and b
Theodore It definitely isn’t him. My man of the shadows would never be like this. He is a gorgeous man. With a sexy grin, and juicy lips that have nothing for me other than kind words. Not a sadistic asshole. I scratch my head, still feeling the spot where the pen had hit me, breaking off a piece of my heart in the process. Wanker. Looking at the small notepad I got from him, I sigh absentmindedly. 1. No “funny” jokes. I still can’t believe he made me put that one in brackets. 2. Wear my phone on me all the time and keep the line free for him. 3. If he can’t reach me just once, I am fired.That must be some sick kind of game. 4. I get four hours of sleep, but he decides when. This one actually proves it. 5. If I am out, I need to let everything fall and come back to the company immediately if there is an emergency. 6. I need to show up for a monthly health check-up sponsored by the company. 7. If I fail the check-up, I’ll get fired. At least my work will be appreciate
Theodore “Here I am,” I shout, bursting into Helades’ ominous office. Nearly feeling ashamed at how out of breath I am, I risk losing the little bit of air that I have still left in my lungs as I take another good look at him. He is glaring at me through his glasses, and I can’t remember when a pair of glasses ever looked so good. A shiver passes down my spine, and I cringe. I really have to stop doing that. And get it together. “Do you have a problem following the rules?” he asks sarcastically, and I shake my head. “Of course not, boss.” He grunts, lowering his eyes back onto the paperwork before him. “This is Dimitrios. He will show you around and teach you how to start.” Tilting his head, he locks eyes with me again, making my breath hitch in my throat. There is something wrong with me. God, how do I get him out of my system? Him scrunching up his face nearly goes unnoticed as Dimitrios steps closer to shake my hand.“Hey, Theo, right?” he asks, flashing me his pearly
Theodore I take a deep breath, letting my hands slide over my face as I push it back out. My heart is about to shatter and its shards to explode out of my chest at how hard it beats. The display keeps flashing up, and the ringtone I had selected especially for my mother dances through the room. I take a sip from my beer, shaking my head. “How idiotic to choose something so ridiculous,” I mutter to myself as my skin continues to crawl at the sound. Keeping convincing myself that I have to keep the line free for Helades, I try to calm my racing heart and withstand my urge to pick up. It has been two days since he last called me into his office and I started the training with Dimitiros. Helga gave me a corrected card so that I could now ride the right elevators, and I even got to fill out all the forms with Gilda. I thought I would be happy about being left in peace and being paid nonetheless, but that doesn’t describe at all what I am feeling right now. This is just embarrassing
Theodore I bite on my tongue as I stick it out, concentrating on where I’m clicking. Checking my notes in my little booklet that I assembled myself, I solve another hypothetical issue on the computer. “Okay,” I breathe out, lifting my booklet and reading another line. “This should be there.” Looking back at the computer, I scrunch up my nose. “What the hell?! Did I miss writing down a line?” I whisper to myself panicky, my heart jumping as I can’t find the button that I should click on to continue with the simulation. Damn it. How can I be so stupid?It looks so easy when Jim does it.I groan, putting my hands into my hair, and jump as a constant vibration rumbles in my pocket. Taking my private phone out of my pocket while I squint at my work phone sitting on my table and then back to the screen where Helades’ name is flashing up. Well, not exactly. Because I named him stuck-up nincompoop. “Yes,” I pick up, closing my eyes at how breathless I sound. Like a little puppy wai
Nathanael A few months before My eye risks starting to twitch at the flickering street light. I sigh as I have been standing here for hours and I should finally move out of the shadows of the trees. Checking my watch, I realize that the sun could rise any moment now, meaning that I spent the entire night watching the dark windows of what is likely to be his apartment. What a desperate creep I have become. The sun wouldn’t hurt me, but it drains a lot of my energy, and I hate it. After taking a deep breath, I finally decide to step into the run-down building. The stinging odor of ammonia wafts in my direction as I step into the elevator that seems to be out of order. Why am I even surprised? I access a flight of stairs through a creaking door and step over what seems like a homeless person lying in my way. Blending out the quarreling voices of a couple that seems about to get ready for work, I access the floor where this Theodore Baxter is supposed to live on. The me
Nathanael I look up as Gilda walks into my office humming. She has a big smile plastered on her face. I’m used to her being a ray of sunshine, all in contrast to me, but this is creeping me out either way. Especially as I know that she just came back from lunch with… Baxter. I ignore my dead heart doing an extra beat at the thought of him, even though I still force myself to address him with his last name. “What is it?” I growl, as she starts swaying through my office. “Did you transform another poor soul into a frog? Is my IT guy still alive?” She giggles, putting down a pile of documents on my desk. “Oh, I would never mess with him, sir. I know how important this one is.” I click my tongue, glaring at her as she grimaces. “And frogs really aren’t my specialty.” “I don’t know what you are talking about,” I push my fake glasses up my nose, feigning ignorance. She shrugs, rummaging through the papers as if it were her business, but I know exactly that she is just loo
Theodore “Can I ask you something pushy?” I ask, causing Gilda’s eyes to widen as she takes a bite of her sandwich. “I guess it depends,” she giggles, and I lean forward, grinning. “The boss.” I clear my throat, rubbing my hands under the table. “Is it possible that he is into men?” “Well,” she tilts her head, her long brown hair falling to the side. “It’s not like we talk about that. But why? Are you planning to make a move?” Oh, who is being pushy now? At least her radar is working alright. I laugh, shaking my head as I play with a chip. “Hell, no! He hates me. I think he would swallow me whole.” God, wouldn’t that be perfect? I shudder as she giggles. “Nah, I don’t think so. I think that he is very much fond of you.” “Bullshit,” I grin, leaning back. “He keeps threatening to fire me.” “See. That’s why you should try your luck.” She winks. “He isn’t the type to threaten to do that. He simply fires people.” For being such dark information she handles it prett
Theodore Clenching my shirt, which must be drenched with sweat, I let my hand glide down my body, landing on the growing bulge in my pants. “Oh, fuck,” I rasp, my thoughts spiraling as I try to grasp the sense of what happened to me. I knew that my shadow man was everything to me. But my boss isn’t him. He just looks like him. It is simply a stupid coincidence. A fever dream without any connotation. Maybe I have once seen him in the streets and have started making him the main lead of my fantasies. But hell… Moving fast, I barge into the first stall I can reach and close myself in. I breathe heavily, my heart beating into my throat and after a fight with my two, may I add horny as fuck, inner wolves, I start tearing at my buttons, opening my pants like a madman. Lowering my briefs, I get my hard dick to spring free and I wrap my hand around it slowly before I halt. What am I doing? In such a place? In my workplace… Just a few steps away from Helades’ office. Him… Anot
Theodore I bite on my tongue as I stick it out, concentrating on where I’m clicking. Checking my notes in my little booklet that I assembled myself, I solve another hypothetical issue on the computer. “Okay,” I breathe out, lifting my booklet and reading another line. “This should be there.” Looking back at the computer, I scrunch up my nose. “What the hell?! Did I miss writing down a line?” I whisper to myself panicky, my heart jumping as I can’t find the button that I should click on to continue with the simulation. Damn it. How can I be so stupid?It looks so easy when Jim does it.I groan, putting my hands into my hair, and jump as a constant vibration rumbles in my pocket. Taking my private phone out of my pocket while I squint at my work phone sitting on my table and then back to the screen where Helades’ name is flashing up. Well, not exactly. Because I named him stuck-up nincompoop. “Yes,” I pick up, closing my eyes at how breathless I sound. Like a little puppy wai
Theodore I take a deep breath, letting my hands slide over my face as I push it back out. My heart is about to shatter and its shards to explode out of my chest at how hard it beats. The display keeps flashing up, and the ringtone I had selected especially for my mother dances through the room. I take a sip from my beer, shaking my head. “How idiotic to choose something so ridiculous,” I mutter to myself as my skin continues to crawl at the sound. Keeping convincing myself that I have to keep the line free for Helades, I try to calm my racing heart and withstand my urge to pick up. It has been two days since he last called me into his office and I started the training with Dimitiros. Helga gave me a corrected card so that I could now ride the right elevators, and I even got to fill out all the forms with Gilda. I thought I would be happy about being left in peace and being paid nonetheless, but that doesn’t describe at all what I am feeling right now. This is just embarrassing
Theodore “Here I am,” I shout, bursting into Helades’ ominous office. Nearly feeling ashamed at how out of breath I am, I risk losing the little bit of air that I have still left in my lungs as I take another good look at him. He is glaring at me through his glasses, and I can’t remember when a pair of glasses ever looked so good. A shiver passes down my spine, and I cringe. I really have to stop doing that. And get it together. “Do you have a problem following the rules?” he asks sarcastically, and I shake my head. “Of course not, boss.” He grunts, lowering his eyes back onto the paperwork before him. “This is Dimitrios. He will show you around and teach you how to start.” Tilting his head, he locks eyes with me again, making my breath hitch in my throat. There is something wrong with me. God, how do I get him out of my system? Him scrunching up his face nearly goes unnoticed as Dimitrios steps closer to shake my hand.“Hey, Theo, right?” he asks, flashing me his pearly
Theodore It definitely isn’t him. My man of the shadows would never be like this. He is a gorgeous man. With a sexy grin, and juicy lips that have nothing for me other than kind words. Not a sadistic asshole. I scratch my head, still feeling the spot where the pen had hit me, breaking off a piece of my heart in the process. Wanker. Looking at the small notepad I got from him, I sigh absentmindedly. 1. No “funny” jokes. I still can’t believe he made me put that one in brackets. 2. Wear my phone on me all the time and keep the line free for him. 3. If he can’t reach me just once, I am fired.That must be some sick kind of game. 4. I get four hours of sleep, but he decides when. This one actually proves it. 5. If I am out, I need to let everything fall and come back to the company immediately if there is an emergency. 6. I need to show up for a monthly health check-up sponsored by the company. 7. If I fail the check-up, I’ll get fired. At least my work will be appreciate
Theodore My heart is already beating into my throat as I step onto the floor where I ended up just a few days ago as I had to stutter out my apology. I feel like shaking up, going crazy as I can nearly smell his cologne. I’m a goner. Gilda is not sitting at her desk, and Helga stops in front of it, pursing her lips. “Agh, bummer.” She seems to think about how to proceed and after taking a deep breath, rolls back her shoulders and charges forward once again.I jerk up, practically running after her until we reach the office I know has to be the one of Helades. She knocks and sets up a smile as she steps into the room. I notice right away how in contrast to the other offices it is awfully dark. The artificial lights illuminate the room as the blinds are shut, locking the sun out. This guy is mental.Helades doesn’t even spare me a glance and checks his watch as he mutters, “Did you go on a brunch date, or what?”I clench my fist, reciting a mantra about how I need this job and b