Chapter Sixteen: Consequential Encounters
The Boss of Bosses
A few days later Gael came by. Carol was out that day, so she just entered without any announcement. We had some numbers to go over, but when she arrived…
Transformations: Tales of the Orange Underground
Chapter Fifteen: A Problem Emerges
It was now early June, and the summer heat was building, and the fact that it was so hot this early in the season meant that the entire summer would…
Chapter Fourteen: Two Paths Cross
A little more than a week had passed since Sophia and I enjoyed our moment in the art mansion. The memory was still fresh in my mind, and as I…
Chapter Thirteen: Sophia Feels The Fullness of the Underground
One rainy morning I was sitting in my office, looking out the big window at the city landscape, the rain turning the normally clear scene into a mixture of blurs…
Chapter Twelve: Sophia’s Journey Continues
A week had passed since Sophia’s first encounter with the Underground. I was busy and had not had time to check up on her progress on the work I had…
Chapter Eleven: Sophia Begins To Learn About the Underground
Sophia and I met a few times over the next few weeks, usually my office, but not alone as others needed to be present, as I detailed for her the…
Chapter Ten: Sophia’s First Encounters
A few months had passed, and Gael and I saw less of each other. She wanted to spend more time with her husband, as her marriage was important, and I…
Chapter Nine: Gael and Sophia
When Sophia first entered my office I could feel the shy nervousness emanating from her. She was dressed in a grey skirt that hung slightly below the knee and a…
Chapter Eight: Gael’s Passions Grow Deeper
After her experience at my special office, Gael changed. I had finally and permanently broken her. She was now my personal assistant, completely and without question. A few months had…
Chapter Seven: Gael’s Ultimate Ordeal in the Underground
A few days later Gael arrived at work, ready for her trip. Her hair was dyed, appropriately blonde, almost platinum in color, which was more than appropriate for a girl…