Sarah's marriage to David has grown comfortable-dangerously comfortable-until Jake transfers to the desk next to hers.
It starts innocently enough: coffee, lunch walks, staying late to collaborate on projects. But Jake sees what Sarah's trying to ignore-the spark that's been missing, the hunger she's buried beneath eight years of routine.
When Jake finally makes his move over after-work drinks, his proposition is as shocking as it is tempting. He doesn't just want Sarah-he wants her husband to watch. Some men, he explains, get off on seeing their wives with other men. The thought should disgust her. Instead, it makes her pulse race.
That night, Sarah discovers Jake was right about David. Her husband's confession unleashes desires neither of them knew they possessed. What follows is an evening that will shatter their comfortable marriage and rebuild it into something raw, honest, and infinitely more dangerous.
From coffee shop small talk to bedroom submission, 'The Office' explores the thin line between love and possession, control and surrender. Sometimes the most forbidden arrangements are exactly what a marriage needs.
Autorentext
I write what I know: complicated relationships, inconvenient desires, and the strange places love takes us when we're brave enough to follow.
Specializing exclusively in cuckold erotica, I believe the hottest scenes happen in the mind first. Why do we want what we want? What makes forbidden fruit so damn delicious? These are the questions that fuel every story I tell.
When I'm not crafting tales of devoted husbands and adventurous wives, you'll find me people-watching at coffee shops (purely for research, obviously), debating relationship psychology with anyone who'll listen, and wondering why vanilla ice cream is called "vanilla" when it's actually quite exotic.
I don't write fairy tales. I write the stories that happen after "happily ever after" gets complicated.