~Jacob~
As he took the sheet of paper from the young girl, he noticed that she was staring at him with a bright gaze in her eyes. He didn't pay much mind to it. He found her extremely beautiful but he knew that she was just too young for him. He was 22 and he could tell that she was no older than seventeen. Though he didn't mind her being there, he wondered why she was at a boring place like this. It was Saturday and she could have been with friends, but instead she was here.
Jacob placed the page under the opened copy machine. He couldn't help but keep glancing at the beautiful girl next to him. She oddly reminded him of someone that he knew pretty well, but he couldn't quite put his finger on it. "So what are you doing here?" He broke the silence between him and the girl."Uh, just helping someone out for the day." The girl hesitated before answering his question, but he didn't notice. He nodded and bit his lip as she smiled. He searched down her body and admired every single one of her curves. He was shocked at how developed her body was for a girl that was in high school. Her waist was small but her hips and thighs were thicker. Her breasts were larger than the usual teenage girl, and he found her body just perfect.
Jacob looked away quickly when he realized what he was doing. He cleared his throat and pressed the start button. He could still feel her light brown eyes on him. He grinned a little bit but wiped it off before she could notice.
Jacob grabbed the sheet of paper and the other five that he made copies of. He handed them to the girl while a welcoming look on her face. "Done" Jacob smiled a little bit. The girl gently took the paper and just stared into his eyes again. Jacob couldn't help but smile. He thought that it was incredibly cute that the young girl didn't try to hide the fact that she had a crush on him. "Thank you... again" The girl giggled and started to walk backwards toward the door. Jacob gave her a single nod letting her know that it was no problem. He saw the girl clumsily stumble on her feet and screech a little bit. He let out a chuckle and shook his head. She smiled at him one last time before exiting the room.
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It was only one o'clock and Jacob had four more hours to be here before he could finally go home. He got out of his office chair, making his way to his large window. The window was covered with curtains that stretched from one end of the wall to the other. He slid the curtain open to reveal a gorgeous view of Miami. He looked down at all the people walking down the streets in business suits rushing to get back to work from their lunch break. They all looked extremely small from the top floor of a 47 story building. Most people would be extremely happy if they were the youngest CEO of a fortune 500 company, but Jacob wasn't. Of course, he was proud of himself but at the same time he was bored. There was nothing fun or special about working in an office full of depressed, old people. Jacob heard a loud knock on his door. He sighed and rolled his eyes. He wasn't ready to hear another person complain to him about how they need a raise. "What?!" Jacob yelled out loud enough so that he could be heard outside of his door. Jacob knew that he was tough on the people that worked for him, but he didn't really mind it. He figured that he had to be tough in order for people to listen to him and take him seriously, especially because he was younger than them. He heard his door open and close. He expected to see one of his annoying workers when he turned around, but instead he saw the young girl that he helped with the copy room earlier today. He knitted his eyebrows in confusion, but at the same time he was a little happy to see her again.
"Um, can I help you?" Jacob placed his hands in his pockets and grinned a little bit. "Wait, you're Mr. Perez?" The girl raised one eyebrow as if she was extremely surprised. "Surprised?" Jacob made his way, closer to the girl. He could tell that she got nervous as he stood next to her, but he kind of liked it. "Uh, m-my mother asked me to give these to you." She handed him a stack of papers. Jacob placed them on his desk, but was still trying to think of who she reminded him of. He knew that he had seen those eyes before. "And who's your mom?" Jacob noticed her looking into his eyes again. "Jennifer Wallace" The girl looked down at the floor. Jacob wasn't shocked because that's exactly who she reminded him of. But he hated he fact that she kept looking down at the floor. He lifted her chin up again. "I told you to keep your head up." He looked deeply into her eyes. "S-sorry" She said nervously. He grinned a little bit. "What's your name?", "Christina", "Well it was nice meeting you Christina." Jacob decided to have a little fun with her. He winked at her because he knew that it would make her go crazy inside. And he was right. He smirked as Christina blushed and rushed out of the room. He chuckled and sat back down at his desk.
