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Holding Our Office Walkthrough Turned Into War Room Sex

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“Don’t hit send on that walkthrough,” Theo said.

Foam climbed my mug at the espresso machine while the tenth-floor marketing office in Raleigh kept its nine o’clock racket. Printers chewed comps. My thumb rested on an unsent calendar invite for a ten o’clock floor walkthrough of the spring campaign.

“Why?”

“If we walk the mock-up in front of the whole office at ten, they will pick the color story to pieces before the boards dry. Hold it. Come to the war room and decide with me.”

Marker ink stained his wrist. His sleeves were rolled to the elbow. We were peers on the same account, not a reporting line, and I kept that fact where I could see it. Half the wing had already gone west for the all-hands, which left the center aisle thinner than usual.

“If I hold it, we lose the slot,” I told him. “Dana will think we are hiding.”

“Then we hide a bad walkthrough, not a good one. You can still send it after we look. Two minutes, Maren.”

Coffee and a Sudden Hold

I let the foam spill a little, set the mug on the counter, and left the invite sitting unsent. “Fine. Two minutes.”

He did not wait for me to wipe the drip. He cut past the standing desks toward the frosted war room at the south end. Saying yes had already changed the shape of the morning. My pulse was not only about type hierarchy.

Adhesive and cold coffee met us at the door. Two foam boards leaned on the glass. His palette ran hot orange. My headlines sat in a quieter weight. The door drifted shut on its slow hinge. Nobody turned a lock.

“Show me the line you want to kill,” I said.

He tapped a headline with two fingers. “This one is polite. The client eats polite. If we take this onto the floor, sales will nod and then bury it.”

“And if we hold the walkthrough, you get me alone with your loud orange.”

His gaze dropped to my mouth when I said alone. Not subtle. The all-hands murmur leaked faintly through the glass, a distant clap, then nothing useful.

“I asked you here to decide the boards,” he said. “I also asked because I have been thinking about your mouth since yesterday’s standup, and I am not going to pretend that is a color note.”

Heat went down my spine. “That is a terrible professional sentence.”

“Then tell me to open the door and send the invite.”

I did not. I stepped in, put my hand on his shirt, and kissed him. He made a low sound into it and kissed back, hungry, not clumsy. When I pulled back I said, “Yes. This. Not because of the campaign.”

His hands found my waist over the blouse. The table edge met the back of my thighs when he walked me there without lifting me, just crowding until I sat. Orange board light made a cheap sunset on his throat. I undid two buttons on his shirt because I wanted skin, not because the mock-up needed a witness.

War Room Without the Team

The next kiss was messier. He tasted like the terrible break-room coffee and a mint he must have stolen from the dish by reception. My skirt rode when I opened my knees and pulled him between them. Fabric whispered on the table’s laminate. Someone laughed far down the west corridor, then the laugh died, and the war room stayed ours.

“Blouse,” he said against my jaw, not as an order, as a want.

I opened it myself. The black bra was the ordinary weekday one, nothing ceremonial. He bent and put his mouth on the top of my breast, then lower, dragging the cup down with his thumb. My head tipped back. The ceiling tile had a coffee stain shaped like a comma. I laughed once, then the laugh broke when he sucked.

Fingers slid up the inside of my thigh and found cotton already damp. He rubbed me through it, slow, watching my face like I was a proof he refused to rush. I hooked my fingers in his belt and pulled him closer until the hard line of him pressed my wrist.

“Off,” I said, meaning the underwear, meaning the delay.

He dragged the cotton down my legs. The pair caught on one heel, then dropped. Cool air hit me. I kept the skirt bunched at my hips because taking the whole costume off would have made this a different kind of scene, and we still had a floor to return to.

His palm came back, two fingers sliding into me with no ceremony. I gripped the table edge and breathed through it. He crooked them and found the spot that made my other hand fist in his shirt. Wet sound, small, filthy in a room built for critiques.

“Theo.”

“I know.” He kissed me again, then pulled his fingers out and opened his pants with the other hand, clumsy now. The belt jingled. I hated that little office music and I also wanted it. He shoved cloth down far enough. His cock looked flushed, heavy, already wet at the tip. I wrapped my hand around him and stroked once, thumb smearing that wetness, and his forehead dropped to my shoulder.

Wallet, then. A foil packet. He tore it with his teeth because his other hand was still on my hip. I watched him roll the condom on, pinch the tip, smooth it down. The latex made him look even more decided. I hooked my calves around his thighs and pulled.

He pushed in on a long breath. Thick, slow, the stretch pulling a sound out of me I did not polish. The table bumped the wall with a dull thud. I grabbed his shoulder and he stopped halfway, eyes on mine, waiting without a speech.

“Don’t stop,” I said, and that was enough.

He seated himself the rest of the way. Full, deep, the kind of fill that made my mouth open. For a few strokes we just found a rhythm that would not knock the boards over. His orange mock-up trembled anyway. My blouse hung open. The bra cup still sat under one breast, ridiculous, and I left it because my hands were busy.

Each thrust dragged me a fraction on the laminate. I planted one palm behind me and met him. The wet slap of it filled the small room. Distantly a printer started up again, ordinary and obscene. He mouthed my throat, then the place under my ear that made my inner muscles grab him.

“Harder.”

He gave me harder. The table complained. My knee hooked higher on his hip. He held that thigh and drove in, short now, aimed. Pleasure stacked in my belly with a mean patience. I reached down between us and rubbed my clit with two fingers, circling in time, and the double sensation yanked a broken noise out of me.

“Look at me,” he said.

I did. His mouth was wet. Marker still stained that wrist where it bracketed my leg. The office beyond the frost was a pale smear of movement, people who thought we were arguing kerning. That thought shoved me closer. I came with my fingers still moving and his cock buried, shaking against him, biting the inside of my cheek so I would not shout a headline at the glass.

He cursed, quiet, and kept going through it, chasing his own end while I clenched around him in aftershocks. The condom kept the heat slick and sealed. His rhythm broke. He pushed deep and stayed, forehead to mine, breath punched out of him as he came. I felt the pulse of it, contained, his hips stuttering once, twice, then still.

We stayed like that, joined, the table edge printing itself into my ass. Sweat at his temple. My blouse stuck to my back. The all-hands applause swelled and faded again, a wave that had nothing to do with us and everything to do with why the room had been empty enough for this.

He pulled out carefully. The condom came with him, full. He tied it and dropped it in the small bin under the credenza, the one that usually ate snack wrappers. Pants up. Belt still loose. I found my underwear with my foot, stepped into them, and tugged the skirt down. The bra cup got restored with a clumsy shove. Buttons. Not all of them, not yet.

My Thumb on Send

The boards had survived. One orange corner had a new crease. My headline still looked too polite, and I did not care in the way I had twenty minutes ago. Holding the walkthrough had not been about orange. It had been about the ask, and about answering it with my mouth on his.

He tucked his shirt. “Your invite is still sitting there.”

Phone. The calendar draft waited, ten o’clock, the whole floor on the guest list, Dana included. My thumb hovered the way it had at the espresso machine, only now my legs were unsteady and the war room smelled like sex under the adhesive.

“If I send it, they come in here and look at these boards,” I said.

“Then they look at the boards.” He did not reach for the phone. The choice was mine, the same choice he had interrupted at the machine, only the morning had already spent its secret.

I hit send. The little confirmation flashed. Ten o’clock would still happen. We would stand in this same room with sales and Dana and the loud orange, and nobody needed the other version except the two of us who had just used the hold.

I buttoned the last button, picked up the quieter headline in my head, and walked to the door first. He followed. The hinge sighed. The marketing office noise came back over us like nothing had been decided except a walkthrough that would start on time.

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