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Summary of this Story:
Matt and Emily celebrate landing a major contract with DHW, hoping it saves their plant from CFO Rachel’s cost-cutting layoffs. Tensions rise when Matt clashes with Rachel in front of CEO John, forcing them to team up. On a business trip to DHW, Rachel faces her ex-husband Jack, the new procurement head, who demands worse terms. Desperate to close the deal, Rachel confronts Jack alone, then seeks solace from Matt at the Hilton, where their weekend hookup memories resurface amid the high-stakes negotiations.
Why this story will hook you:
Dude, that moment when Rachel shows up at Matt’s Hilton door, mascara running, black dress clinging, tights laddered at the knee, reeking of her ex’s cum—she just grabs his dick and begs him to fuck her raw to wash it off. You feel her shaking against his chest, the total humiliation after dealing with that asshole Jack at DHW, and Matt’s stuck between saving the plant and not blowing up their coworker no-sex rule.
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“Good morning. How was the weekend?” Emily asked Matt.
“It was okay. Like you saw, the hotel was real nice, and I hit a hiking trail yesterday. The woods around there are something else,” Matt said.
“And how’d it go with Rachel?” Even though Emily worked under Matt, she figured she could pry into his dating life—they’d gone out a couple times back in high school.
“She took off Saturday morning,” Matt said, short.
“Oh, why?” she asked, caught off guard.
“She figured it’d be a bad move to get too close, us being coworkers and all,” Matt said. He kept it fuzzy on purpose—he’d sworn to Rachel he wouldn’t spill about their hookup at that team retreat over the weekend. And he’d stick to it, Emily or no.
“Well, I get her angle, but it’s a damn shame. I had a good vibe about you two,” Emily said.
“Yeah, just another page in my shitty dating history,” Matt said.
“Maybe timing’s off. You’ll find somebody eventually,” Emily said, trying to buck him up.
“Anyway, let’s switch gears and hunt for a fix to Rachel’s overhaul plan and those huge layoffs,” Matt said. Rachel ran finance as CFO, and she’d pitched slashing costs, including shuttering a plant in Matt’s division.
“I gotta hit the Monday exec huddle with the other division leads. Catch you later,” Matt said and headed for the elevators.
The elevator dinged open, and there was Rachel’s face. Damn, she looked good—long red hair, green eyes sharp as glass. He clocked her curves in that black pantsuit before saying, “Morning. You good?” Three strangers crammed in there with her, so no real talk.
“Fine, thanks,” Rachel said, clipped.
“Ride home go smooth?” Matt asked, fishing for chit-chat.
“Yeah, no issues. You? What’d you do with the rest of the weekend?” Rachel asked.
“Pretty good. Hit a hiking trail yesterday,” Matt said.
“Always the Eagle Scout,” Rachel said with a smirk as the doors parted and she stepped out. That’s what she’d tagged him with all weekend. Matt watched her go, grinning to himself about their hotel nights.
The Big Win
When he got back to his office after the meeting, Emily waited with a grin a mile wide.
“What’s up?” Matt asked.
“Awesome news! We snagged that monster contract with DHW we’ve chased forever,” she said, lit up.
“That’s huge,” Matt grinned. “Just the ammo we need against Rachel’s cuts. I’ll corner her right now.”
Factory Fight
“Hi Rachel, got a sec?” Matt said, rapping on her door.
“Yeah, shoot. Pull up a chair,” Rachel said.
“Good news—we locked in a whale with a new client! Means way more output at the plant. No need to kill it,” Matt said, pumped. “Told you our numbers weren’t pie in the sky.”
“Deal signed yet?” Rachel asked.
“Nah, we nailed the term sheet, contract’s just paperwork,” Matt said.
“How much does it boost plant output?” Rachel asked.
“Round 30%,” Matt said.
“Not enough for our margin goals—we still gotta trim costs,” Rachel said.
“But this proves demand’s there. Shutting the plant makes zero sense,” Matt pushed back, voice climbing.
“Everything cool?” John, the CEO, stood in the open doorway.
“I just told Rachel we bagged a huge new client deal—saves the plant she wants gone,” Matt said to John.
“Nice work. Why still close it?” John asked Rachel.
“Output’s still shy of targets,” Rachel said.
“This backs our sales forecasts, but Rachel calls ’em too rosy ’cause she don’t know manufacturing,” Matt said.
“Rachel’s top-shelf as CFO, industry or not,” John said, backing her. “And I won’t have digs at teammates,” he snapped at Matt.
“Deal done?” John asked.
“No, hashing the contract now,” Matt said.
“Fine—Rachel, you team with Matt on it, learn the ropes and clients,” John said.
“Emily’s the point on this client, nailed it, so loop her in,” Matt said.
“Yeah, do it,” John said. “You two seal it. Don’t fuck it up.” He walked out.
“Nice job painting me dumb in front of the boss,” Rachel said, glaring daggers.
“Chill—he rode in like some knight on a white horse,” Matt shot back. “Looks like we’re road-tripping for talks. I’ll text dates.” He felt like shit after the chew-out, pissed Rachel wouldn’t credit the win. He spun and bailed without another word.
***
A few days on, they flew out for DHW talks. They’d prepped the sticky bits, sure they’d wrap easy.
“We’ll cab straight to their office post-landing. Fingers crossed we iron kinks today, ink tomorrow,” Emily laid out.
“Sounds solid,” Rachel said.
***
DHW’s lobby guy ushered them to a conference room where the client team sat.
“Hey, welcome to DHW,” one guy said, and Matt saw Rachel go white as a sheet.
“Hey Rachel, you don’t look thrilled to see your husband,” the guy said.
Emily and Matt gawked at her.
“Ex, if you’d sign the fucking divorce papers,” Rachel snapped.
Room went dead quiet, chairs shifting on carpet.
“Uh, yeah, surprise there. We’re here to nail the contract and close,” Matt said, steering back.
“Right, but we’ve got beef with your draft,” the guy said. “Grab seats, hash it.”
They settled at the table. Rachel still looked rocked.
“Water?” Matt asked her low.
“Yeah, thanks,” she said.
“Quick intro—Jack, new procurement head at DHW. Started last month, missed your initial pitch. Like I said, issues with terms.” He slid over a stack of marked-up sheets, stapled corners curling.
Matt and Emily hunched over them, coffee breath hanging in the AC chill.
“Cut quantity and price?” Emily said, stunned. “Our price locked to volume.”
“No volume or price match, no deal,” Jack said. “Business, not personal.”
“Business means honoring deals—what’d you know about playing straight?” Rachel said, venom dripping.
Matt glared at her.
“Let’s take your notes, regroup later?” he said to the clients.
“Yeah, 3 p.m. sharp,” Jack said. Chairs scraped; they filed out.
***
“What the hell?” Matt exploded once outside, wind whipping off the parking lot. “You didn’t know your husband’d show and tank us?” he asked Rachel.
“Ex,” she muttered.
“Don’t give a shit—ex or not,” he barked—though part of him did. “We’re not exactly chatty.”
Rachel snapped out of it. “Fine, whatever. Eye on their demands. Hotel, brainstorm?” Emily said.
Matt and Rachel eyed each other, then trailed Emily to a yellow cab idling curbside.
They checked in at the Hilton. “My room?” Matt said, keycard in hand.
Emily plopped on the room’s stiff couch by the wobbly table, client’s papers fanned out—ink smudges from Jack’s pen. Matt dropped beside her; Rachel perched on the bed’s taut spread.
“Run the list—any other killers past volume and price?” Matt said to Emily.
They picked through: typos, delivery tweaks, small stuff. “But low volume, low price—we barely break even. Strategic call now,” Matt said. “Ring John.”
Rachel speaker-dialed. “John, snag—DHW wants less volume, crap price. Margins tank,” she said.
“What gives? You said it was rubber-stamp. Why renegotiate?” John asked.
“Her husband runs procurement now, blew it up,” Matt jumped in.
Rachel glared. “Ex,” she said.
“Rachel, your soap opera’s not my problem. Fix it, close on good terms—or don’t come back without ink,” John said and clicked off.
“Nice, blaming me again to the boss,” Rachel spat at Matt.
“Just said your husband killed it,” Matt said.
“Tough spot, but could you talk to him?” Emily asked. “DHW needs this bad—new product launch leans on us.”
Rachel blanched, throat bobbing. Brutal ask, plain.
“I could tag along,” Emily said.
“No—can’t drag you near that slime,” Rachel said, fierce.
Her heat surprised them. “He’s a nasty piece of work—I saw too late,” she said.
“Won’t throw you to wolves,” Matt said.
“Sweet, but too late for that. Career on line, you all pinning it on me—I’ll handle him,” Rachel said, steel in her voice.
“Need a play to make it count,” Matt said. “Get DHW brass leaning on Jack. Afternoon meet: we say no-go on their terms. Emily and I roll bags—tell ’em airport-bound, you stay till morning. Jack calls you solo, better leverage. Then we pray he folds.”
“Smart,” Emily said.
“Yeah, works,” Rachel said.
***
Post-meeting—they’d stuck the script, left DHW guys blinking—they hit rooms. Rachel’d buzz when Jack hit her up.
Minutes later, her call: Jack rang, wanted a meet at the Marriott three blocks over. Matt’d loop Emily; Rachel said she’d grab her first.
***
Emily cracked her door at the knock. Rachel—unexpected.
“Hey Emily, sec?” Rachel asked.
“Yeah, in,” Emily said, swinging wide. Door clicked shut; she faced her. “What’s up?”
Rachel paused, cheeks pink. “Weird ask for a coworker—got lube?”
Emily blinked but nodded. “Yeah—surprise for my husband when I get home. Our road-trip ritual.” She dug a zip bag from her suitcase, Astroglide bottle cool in her palm. “Toy stash,” she grinned.
“Butt plug too?” Rachel asked, flushing deeper.
“What’re you planning?” Emily said.
“Ex has tastes,” Rachel said.
“Seduce him into our deal?” Emily asked.
“Got better?” Rachel said.
“Nope. Here—help.” Emily yanked a black lace teddy from luggage, crotch gaping. “For my hubby thing, but take it—you’re going hard for us. Same build, fits.”
“You sure?” Rachel said.
“Totally,” Emily said.
“Thanks—new one’s on me.” Rachel eyed the snap-crotch. “Kinky as hell.”
“And plug.” Emily’s turn to color, silicone flared base heavy.
“Thanks. Lips sealed on this chat,” Rachel said.
“Ditto,” Emily said.
“Since we’re deep in this—Matt. We dated high school, tight since. Offsite canoe flip—something shifted. He just said you split Saturday. Spill?”
“He say zilch?” Rachel asked.
“Nada. Dodges. Saw tension, but post-canoe? Different.”
Rachel eyed her long. “Shouldn’t’ve, but did. Adrenaline, probably. Made him swear silence. Kept it.”
“Matt’s solid—promise means zip leaks,” Emily said.
“You dig him,” Rachel said, probing.
“Friends, yeah. Cared then, happy married now. No sweat,” Emily said.
“Nothing to sweat—Matt and me? Done. Rule: no coworker dick, business stays business.”
Emily stared. Rachel cracked up. “Okay, that business bit bombed here,” she said.
“No kidding,” Emily grinned, then sobered. “Sucks you’re stuck like this. Wish I had a fix. Careful out there.”
“Will be,” Rachel said, not convincing.
“Gear for Jack—bag for toys? Hate flashing ’em,” she grinned.
“Here,” Emily tossed a black nylon tote.
“Thanks—tomorrow,” Rachel said, doorward.
“Careful,” Emily called as it swung.
***
Matt jolted at the knock. Groggy—Hilton, right. Door open.
“Hey—sorry, wake you? In?” Rachel said.
Matt gaped—mascara streaks, eyes puffy, red hair wild. Short black dress clung, black tights laddered at one knee, heels scuffed.
“Hug?” she asked.
He pulled her close. Body quaked against his shirt; he held tight, king bed’s pillows muffling her hair’s hotel shampoo whiff mixed with sweat. Minutes passed; shakes eased.
“Talk?” he asked soft.
“Lie down first?” Rachel said.
“Yeah.” He guided her.
Heels kicked off hit the carpet with thuds. She crawled in; he spooned behind, arm over her waist. Pussy smell clung sharp, post-fuck—cum and her. He waited.
Figured she slept—then she twisted, sat up. “I hate that fucker!”
Tights peeled down, tossed. Dress hiked off—lace teddy bared, crotch open, tits spilling lace edges.
Matt stared, half lost, half hooked on her skin’s gooseprickled glow.
“Need your cock in my pussy. Wash him off me,” Rachel said, kneeling by him.
She yanked his boxers down, gripped his half-hard dick—stroked fast, mouth hot and wet. Surprise blitz had him rigid; he groaned, carpet fibers rough under his heels.
Hard as iron, she rose. Spat in palm, slicked her slit—straddled, sank down. Low moan as his cock filled her pussy, teddy’s lace scratching his pubes.
Hand braced his chest, she rode—up, down. Pussy gripped tight. He cupped one asscheek, felt hard bulge between. Ignored it; thumb hit her clit. She gasped, Hilton AC humming faint.
“Oh fuck, yeah,” Rachel breathed.
Faster now, breaths ragged—hips grinding circles then bouncing. He circled her clit steady; she chased it, thighs flexing.
“Coming!” she yelled. Thighs clamped; he pinned thumb firm. She bucked, nails digging his pecs.
She collapsed on his chest, heaving against his neck stubble. He hugged. Breath evened; she lifted, crushed lips—tongue shoved in, twisting wet.
Broke it. “Fuck my ass,” she said, rising—cock popped free, slick.
On her back, legs splayed. Pussy glistened; plug base winked from her asshole.
“Out,” Rachel said.
He knelt, gripped flared base—tugged slow. Ass clenched then yielded; low moan. Plug slapped carpet beside tights.
Two fingers dipped her soaked pussy, slicked, then eased into her ass. She gasped; he pumped fingers while thumb grazed clit.
