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It would appear that there is very little some people would not do in the interest of “getting ahead”. The salesman lying to a prospective customer in order to make a sale; the politician “buying” friends, and thereby support at the ballot box; the businessman deliberately setting out to destroy his competition… the examples go on and on.
And as usual people suffer.
AFTER HOURS SECRETARY is the story of Ginny Mason, at first a shy and innocent young employee for a large company, who soon would stop at nothing in order to advance and gain recognition. With only success in mind, Ginny uses her body in order to advance — and, of course, she suffers. She is surrounded by men who are willing to use her and abuse her, and her degradation seems destined to continue unabated.
But the truth is revealed in all its sordidness and Ginny sees the chance to become the victor rather than the victim.
A shocking novel of human greed and human love. A story that answers many questions about our confusing times.
Ginny felt the heat rising in her face. Some man was taking advantage of the packed crowd in the elevator. His hand cupped and caressed her ass while she struggled to squeeze between the two men in front of her. Her ripe tits thrust provocatively against her tight sweater and rubbed against a male arm.
“Hello, there!” the tall, balding man said as he looked down at her breasts. He pursed his lips in approval and moved his arm back and forth, rubbing firmly against her tits. The young blonde felt more anger and humiliation sweep through her at his treatment. The bastard behind her had gotten his hand inside her thighs now. He was grabbing her cunt.
Ginny’s breath came in angry gasps as she tried to spin around and identify her tormentor. She twisted violently, almost falling against the man on her left, looking for the owner of the taunting hand and fingers. Every one was looking straight ahead. No one had the slightest expression of guilt on his face.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.
Note: This story is the same as catalog number DN-239 in the original publications (a duplicate).