Heidi and the Kaiser by Selena Kitt

Author:Selena Kitt [Kitt, Selena]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Fiction, General, Romance, Contemporary, Adult
ISBN: 9781449975227
Google: 5JB9BD04qNoC
Amazon: 1449975224
Barnesnoble: 1449975224
Publisher: CreateSpace
Published: 2009-11-30T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter Six

“Heidi, come into my office and close the door.”

She’d been waiting for hours. It was part of her punishment—at least, she fervently hoped it was—sitting there alone at her desk. Kaiser had walked by at seven-thirty—she had been there since five—without a word, not even his usual request for coffee. When he shut his office door, her heart sank, and she nervously smoothed her cream-colored silk skirt, a Versace with a impossibly soft sheen, the ensemble carefully chosen for both fashion and function, the blouse a navy and cream pinstriped button-down with a smart little vest.

She wanted to call after him, follow him, sink to her knees before him and plead for forgiveness. Instead, she waited, hoping for the phone to ring, the mail to arrive, something that might give her an excuse to knock on that formidably sealed door.

Nothing happened. It was nearly ten o’clock before she even heard a sound from his office, and then it was just a brief phone call, his voice smooth but brusque, his words clipped.

Still, the sound of it thrilled her. God, I really am pathetic, she thought, lowering her head and feeling the tears welling up. She had fought them since her breakdown with Lenny the night before and struggled with her shame, tossing and turning to find cool spots on the sheets, her body feverish with hope and yearning. When Kaiser hadn’t called by midnight, she knew he wasn’t going to, and she cried herself to sleep, half-wishing she had let Lenny stay and comfort her completely, giving him her body and her bed.

But she couldn’t bring herself to do it. Her loyalties now lay with one man, and no matter what her head said, her heart couldn’t be swayed. Maybe Lenny’s right—I’m under Kaiser’s spell. Clearly the man weaved a web of enchantment about women…at least, some women. She had a long time, sitting there, to wonder just how many

“secretaries” he’d been through. Why should she be any different? She wanted to be, hoped she was—but she didn’t really believe it.

And still, the moment he opened the door and called her name, she was out of her seat and standing obediently beside his desk before she could even take another breath. Kaiser took his time, his jaw set as he drew the thousand-dollar Valentino drapes. They were both light-blocking and thermal and when they were closed, the room sat in near-darkness. Heidi blinked, her eyes adjusting, as Kaiser crossed the room toward her.

“Turn around and face my desk.”

Heidi did as she was told, her eyes closing in relief. Thank god. He was going to punish her. Surely that meant he wouldn’t fire her, wouldn’t send her away. It was the worst thing she could imagine. She didn’t care if she couldn’t walk for a week—she could take any reprimand, pay any price but that one.

“Pull up your skirt.”

She did so gratefully, resting her cheek against the blotter, her eyes at his waist-level as he began unbuckling his belt. The air was cool over her bottom and her panty-less pussy already ached with longing.

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