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Office Sex After He Kept the Old Title

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“You still have me as associate producer,” I said, pointing at the projected org chart. The conference room lights were dimmed for the screen, and the hallway outside our Minneapolis office still sounded like a normal Thursday, not some emptied-out night.

Rowan Voss did not look at me at first. He clicked back a slide, then forward again, as if the title would correct itself if he gave the software another chance.

“I can read,” he said.

“Then change it. We are supposed to approve this for people ops before four-thirty, and that line is wrong.”

He set the clicker on the table beside a cooling coffee. His shirt sleeves were rolled, the same way they had been through the morning stand-up, and a faint marker stain sat on his wrist from the whiteboard in the bullpen.

The Slide He Wouldn’t Change

“You asked me that like I did it to you.”

“Didn’t you?”

The org chart stayed up, pale blue boxes, names we both knew, my box still carrying the old rank. Last month the company had moved me. Everyone on the floor had heard the announcement. The slide we were meant to sign off on had not.

Rowan rubbed his thumb along the table edge. “I left it because you told me you hated how loud they made the promotion. I did not want to put a title on a training deck you had not claimed.”

That was the contradiction. He had not been careless. He had decided for me.

“Why do you think you get to hold my name like that?” I asked, and I kept my voice even because the glass wall still showed a slice of hallway. “It is my line. If I am producer, the chart should say producer.”

He finally looked at me. The look was not the polite one he used with clients. “I was trying not to shove you into a box you flinched at. That was stupid. I should have asked.”

“Ask now.”

“Do you want it on the slide, Elise?”

“Yes. I earned it. I also want you to stop deciding what I can stand to see next to my name.”

A cart rattled past in the corridor. Neither of us moved to the door. The shared job was still on the screen, the four-thirty cutoff still real, and the reason we were in the room had already slipped.

Rowan nodded once, small. “I’ll fix the line. I should have this morning.”

“You should have asked this morning,” I said. “The fix is easy. The part where you watch me and then edit me is not.”

Color hit his throat. “I watch you work. That is not a secret if you have been in the same stand-up.”

“It is a secret if you hide a title instead of talking.”

He laughed under his breath, not kind and not cruel. “You want the talk now, in here, with people ops waiting on a yes.”

“I want the true version. You did not leave associate on that chart because of a software glitch.”

Silence sat between us long enough for the HVAC to kick. He picked up the clicker, then put it down without advancing. The purpose of the review had already changed, and both of us knew it.

“I left it because I did not want to be the man who wrote your new rank on a wall and then had to sit across from you like it meant nothing,” he said. “That is the ugly version.”

My pulse jumped in a way that had nothing to do with people ops. “So you made me look smaller instead.”

“Yes. That was the coward’s version of wanting you.”

The word landed without perfume on it. Wanting. Not a joke. Not a toast after a pitch.

I stepped around the corner of the table until the screen light cut across his mouth. “Say that again without hiding it in a slide.”

“I want you,” Rowan said. “Not because of the title. Not because we are stuck in a conference room. I have wanted you through three campaigns, and I still should have asked before I touched your line.”

“Good. Keep the job talk over there.” I tipped my chin at the org chart. “If you want me, that is a different question, and it is not a review item.”

His hands stayed on the table. “Do you want me back, or are you about to walk out and send the deck with a comment?”

“I want you back,” I said. “Here is fine if you want it too. If you don’t, we fix the slide and we go.”

He answered with his mouth on mine, not a test peck. The kiss was hungry and a little clumsy from how long it had been postponed. I caught his shirt. He caught my waist. The clicker bumped the coffee and did not fall.

After I Asked Him Directly

We broke only when a pair of voices passed the glass. They did not stop. The hallway kept its ordinary traffic, and the closed door stayed closed because it had already been closed for the screening, not because anyone made a show of locking us in.

Rowan rested his forehead against mine. “Tell me if this stops being a good idea.”

“I’ll tell you. Don’t narrate it to death.”

That was enough. His mouth found the place under my jaw. I pulled his shirt free of his trousers and got my palms on warm skin, the line of his back, the small catch of breath when my nails scraped. He unbuttoned my blouse from the bottom up, slow enough not to pop a button, and the air-conditioned room felt sudden on my stomach.

The bra stayed. He shoved the cups down and put his mouth on my breast, and I had to bite the inside of my cheek to keep from making a sound the hallway could claim. My skirt rode up when he lifted me to sit on the edge of the table, not the end with the laptop, the clear stretch of wood we had been using for printouts that were not there now.

“Elise.” My name in his mouth sounded different than it did in stand-up.

“Don’t get careful now,” I said, and I pulled his belt. The leather whispered. His trousers opened. I wrapped my hand around his cock through the cotton first, then inside, and he was already hard, already leaking against my fingers. He made a noise into my shoulder that would have been a problem with the door open.

I hooked my underwear aside instead of a whole production of undressing. He slid two fingers along me and found I was wet enough that the argument had done half the work. Those fingers pressed in, a slow stretch, and my hips answered before my pride could write a memo about it.

“Fuck,” I whispered.

He worked me like he actually listened, thumb on my clit in a tight circle, fingers curling until my thighs shook on the table edge. I came faster than I meant to, a hard, ugly little peak that made me drop my head to his shoulder and breathe through it. He held still inside that shake, which was more intimate than the kiss.

When I could see again, I dragged his wallet from his back pocket because I had seen the edge of a foil packet there months ago during a cab ride we should not still be thinking about. He took it, tore it, rolled the condom on with hands that were not as steady as his copy. I watched him do it. That mattered more than a speech.

He pushed into me in one thick slide that pulled a sound out of both of us. The table bit the back of my thighs. I locked my ankles at his hips and pulled him deeper, and the org chart glowed stupidly over his shoulder, my old title still sitting there like a joke we were done telling.

“Move,” I said.

He did. Not a machine rhythm. He fucked me in hard, uneven strokes that kept catching the place that made my mouth fall open. My blouse hung off one shoulder. His belt buckle tapped the wood. Every time someone laughed far down the hall we froze a half second, then started again because stopping would have been the louder choice.

I put a hand between us and rubbed myself while he drove in. He watched that with a look that would have wrecked a pitch. Sweat showed at his temple. I kissed it because I could, because the wanting was no longer a rumor in a deck.

“Harder.”

He gave me harder. The table inched. A pen rolled and hit the carpet and we left it. I came again with his cock in me, clenching around the condom, my forehead mashed to his collarbone so the sound stayed in the cloth of his shirt. He followed not long after, hips stuttering, a low curse bitten off against my hair.

We stayed joined for a few breaths. The HVAC filled the quiet. His hand stayed on my hip like he had forgotten how to let go, then he remembered, and he pulled out carefully, the condom still on, the rest of the room still a conference room.

He tied it off and found the small bin under the credenza, the one people used for tea bags. I slid off the table on unsteady legs and fixed my underwear, then my skirt. Buttons took longer. One had gone through the wrong hole. I redid it.

Rowan tucked his shirt in and found the belt. His mouth was reddened. So was mine, I could feel it. The slide had not changed. Associate producer still sat in its blue box, waiting on a decision we had stopped making.

When He Went to All-Hands

“Four-fifty,” he said, after a glance at his watch. “All-hands is in the east wing at five.”

“Go. If we walk in together they will smell it even if they don’t know what they smell.”

He almost smiled. Almost. He picked up his coffee, which had gone cold, and left the clicker where it was. At the door he paused with his hand on the frame, collar open one extra button he had not fixed.

“I’ll change the line after,” he said. “Not as a favor. Because you told me to.”

“Change it because it is wrong,” I said. “The rest is not a task.”

He left. The door sighed shut on an ordinary Thursday hallway. I stood long enough to smooth the table with my palm, then I took the stairwell instead of the elevator so our badges would not hit the same floor in the same minute. The clicker stayed on the wood, pointed at a title he had not yet corrected, and the Minneapolis office kept making its late-afternoon noise as if the review had simply run long.

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