Serpent's Kiss

Chapter 6

Dante

I watched as she stood up instantly, her t**s giving a small bounce that had my d**k hardening instantly. f**k. This just got more complicated. How was I going to work knowing that she was in the adjoining office? I watched her gracefully walk around the desk and come over to me. She kneeled down in front of me. I looked down at her and when her eyes glanced up I could just picture my d**k f*****g her mouth.

Her full lips wrapped around the shaft of my c**k as it pumped in and out of her. The feeling of her tongue and how she would be choking on it.

“Mr. Blackwell?” She spoke softly.

“I’m sorry? What did you say?” I asked her as she stood, completely distracted by my own made up fantasy.

“Oh, I’m sorry. Are these for me?” She asked as she stood.

“Yes, sit them on your desk. Come into my office.” I turned and walked into my office. I adjusted my c**k in my pants before sitting behind my desk. Not even a minute later I watched her enter into my office, closing the door behind her.

I motioned for her to have a seat in front of me.

“So, Gabriella, you’re my new intern.” I started, “Let me start by asking you this. Did you know who I was last night?”

She immediately shook her head, “No sir, I did not. And I am sorry about last night. You can call me Gabby.” I watched her gaze fall to her fingers. She was nervous and picking at her nails. It brought a smile to my face. I don’t know why, but I liked that I made her nervous, but I loved her calling me sir even more. I looked over her as she sat there fidgeting.

“Are you lying?” I asked, and her eyes shot up to look at me.

“N-no sir. I had no clue you would be my boss.” She gazed at me with those bright green eyes. I glanced down at her full lips and I wanted to taste them again. I shifted in my seat as my c**k was now throbbing and pushing against my pants. I leaned forward and watched as she slowly shifted back in her seat.

Her eyes were locked onto my every movement, as if I was going to leap over the desk and f**k her right there, with everyone working just behind those doors. “I want to let you know that if Jax Temple calls me again, I am always busy and in a meeting. He is our competition and a bastard at that.” I hated him with every fiber of my being.

“Oh, okay. Noted. I didn’t know.” She closed her eyes and let out a soft sigh. I watched as she bit her bottom lip.

"It’s fine. The marketing meeting later is about those papers. Could you please review them and return them to me with any necessary adjustments before lunch? Speaking of lunch, it’s on me today.” I told her.

“I can get them back to you, that’s not a problem. But, I brought my lunch today. You don’t have to buy me anything.” She slid her chair back.

“It’s a tradition. First day kind of thing. And we can go over whatever changes you’ve made for the meeting and get me up to speed,” I halfway lied. There would be plenty of time before the meeting for her to catch me up, and I never took anyone to lunch. I bought the office lunch and have it catered several times a week, sure. My people work hard, and the cafeteria at the bottom level is free for everyone to eat. But I wanted to get her alone and have her to myself for an hour. I needed to know her.

“Oh well, thank you. I appreciate it, I’ll see you at lunch then.” She gave me a sweet smile before turning to walk out the door. I watched the sway of her hips, as she opened and closed the door behind her.

I kept myself occupied over the next few hours, doing my best to avoid thinking about her. It didn't work. She wasn't even trying hard, yet she still managed to consume my thoughts completely. Every little detail of our time together replayed in my mind like a looping film reel. It was impossible to escape the magnetic pull she had on me, and the more I resisted, the stronger it became.

I didn't need this distraction, not today and not tonight. I needed to concentrate on this evening and what I would be doing. I leaned back in my chair and let out a sigh. I slipped the sheet of paper out of my pocket, looking over the schedule I had made. I used code words that only I would know in case someone happened to glance at it.