
Little Puck showed up early with Octavia Red to decorate the office for a colleague’s retirement. Octavia climbed the stepladder first, banner in hand. Little Puck stood below and glanced up. She saw the thin strip of Octavia’s thong disappearing between smooth cheeks. The sight hit her fast and low. Little Puck’s eyes kept returning, hunger overtaking reason each time Octavia shifted her weight. The thong cut deeper, barely covering anything. Little Puck’s cheeks flushed. She lingered under the ladder longer than needed, pretending to steady it while she stole another look. Octavia caught the gaze in a reflection on a nearby window. She paused, banner still in her hands, then smiled. Heat rushed through Octavia, her thighs tightening around the rung. She turned her head slightly, letting the skirt ride higher on purpose. Their eyes met for a brief, charged second. Octavia lowered herself slowly, the fabric of the thong catching the light. Neither of them spoke. The banner stayed half-hung, but the air between them had already shifted.
Little Puck showed up early with Octavia Red to decorate the office for a colleague’s retirement. Octavia climbed the stepladder first, banner in hand. Little Puck stood below and glanced up. She saw the thin strip of Octavia’s thong disappearing between smooth cheeks. The sight hit her fast and low. Little Puck’s eyes kept returning, hunger overtaking reason each time Octavia shifted her weight. The thong cut deeper, barely covering anything. Little Puck’s cheeks flushed. She lingered under the ladder longer than needed, pretending to steady it while she stole another look. Octavia caught the gaze in a reflection on a nearby window. She paused, banner still in her hands, then smiled. Heat rushed through Octavia, her thighs tightening around the rung. She turned her head slightly, letting the skirt ride higher on purpose. Their eyes met for a brief, charged second. Octavia lowered herself slowly, the fabric of the thong catching the light. Neither of them spoke. The banner stayed half-hung, but the air between them had already shifted.