Savaged by Shay Savage

Author:Shay Savage
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: Erotica, Literature & Fiction
Publisher: Shay Savage, LLC
Published: 2014-11-25T18:30:00+00:00

Want No More

If someone told me ignoring a fire alarm to fight with a copy machine would totally change my life, I never would have believed it.

Mr. Kender was sitting behind his desk, clicking away with a mouse and looking intently at the screen of his docked laptop. He drummed his fingers against the mouse pad for a bit before he sighed and leaned back in his chair.

“What’s my damn password for the red folder?” Mr. Kender asked. Sometimes I thought I must have been hired for my rote memorization skills. Melody must have told him I was a diva at multiple choice tests before I had to drop out of high school. I rattled off the combination of letters and numbers twice before he managed to get it entered correctly. He smiled his thanks and motioned toward a large stack of paper.

“Olivia, please take this packet and make enough collated copies for the board meeting this afternoon.”

“Yes, sir!” I replied before heading out the door.

I stumbled into the elevator, almost completely tripping over the damn red heels Melody had put me in. More professional, my ass. If I fell on said ass and sent the hundred-page packet scattering all over the floor, how good my legs looked wasn’t going to help out my career. Mr. Kender had been a decent boss so far though he definitely needed to watch the personal space issues and occasional leers. The board meeting was an important one, so I was pretty sure he wouldn’t like me to bring the whole thing back to be re-sorted.

I had only been with the company for three weeks, and I hadn’t done a lot other than doing data entry, making copies, and reminding Mr. Kender which password went to which folder. I had no idea what was in the folders, but I swear there was at least one per Crayola Big Box color. I didn’t really expect much else from this job since I was only an intern, but hey, this twelve-month internship was going to make me enough money to pay for a four-year degree. When you have been trying to support yourself since the age of sixteen off the meager life insurance policy your dad left you, it was definitely worth any tasks I might have normally considered beneath my intellect.

My mom died of bone cancer when I was little, and I didn’t really remember her very well. It was always just me and my dad, but he worked a lot of hours, and I learned to take care of myself. It was a good thing, too. My dad was a police officer, and he died when he was hit by a car while chasing a suspect through Chicago traffic. I was a month shy of my seventeenth birthday and didn’t have any other family, so the family court agreed to emancipate me. I got my GED that year and started working at a fast food place, trying to make enough money for college. It sucked.

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