ONLYSMUT (collection of smut oneshots)

Darling Dearest

It is the first day of the month and a normal day in the life of Geto Suguru. Everything was fine until he got the job as the secretary of CEO Gojo Satoru a bigshot businessman and model he is the heir of the prestigious Gojo clan but if you ask Suguru about him it would be something like

" Gojo Satoru? That rich and spoiled good-for-nothing brat who likes to make my life difficult can go to hell for all I care".

Well,that's certainly a strong reaction as a secretary but moving on.

The day is Monday, and as a professional and responsible employee, Suguru arrived on time for his work. However, his boss is notorious for being late, and today is no exception. But, what makes today different is that an important meeting is scheduled, and Suguru cannot afford to miss it. Despite waiting patiently for his boss, there is no sign of him. Suguru tries to contact him multiple times through various means, but unfortunately, there is no response from his boss. The uncertainty and frustration begin to mount as he wonders what to do next.

He grew increasingly impatient and finally decided to visit the Gojo mansion. As Geto Suguru arrived at the Gojo mansion, he felt a sense of annoyance settle over him. He was running late for an important meeting with his boss, Gojo Satoru, and he knew that the latter was never punctual. As he made his way to the door, he prepared himself for the worst - a long wait and a wasted day.

He knocked on the door twice, the second time harder than the first. After a few seconds of silence, a voice from inside finally told him to come in. Stepping inside, Suguru was struck by the sheer size of the mansion. Expensive furniture and decorations lined the hallways, a clear indication of the wealth of the Gojo clan. But Suguru's thoughts were elsewhere - he was focused on finding Satoru and getting the meeting started.

As he walked through the mansion, he called out his boss's name several times. He had almost given up hope when he finally heard a voice coming from upstairs. Following the sound, he arrived at Satoru's office. The latter was on the phone, waving him off to indicate that the conversation would take a while.

Suguru sighed, but he knew better than to argue. He waited patiently, his eyes scanning the room as he did so. Eventually, Satoru hung up the phone and turned his attention to Suguru.

Suguru stood in front of Satoru, his arms crossed and his expression stern. He had been waiting for Satoru to speak and explain why he was so late to the important meeting they had scheduled with the Zenin, and why his secretary had to come to his house looking for him. Satoru, however, remained silent, not uttering a single word. Suguru's patience was wearing thin, and finally, he decided to break the deafening silence. "Mr. Gojo, are you not aware of the crucial meeting we had scheduled today with the Zenin? We cannot afford to waste any more time"

Suguru's bad mood was not apparent to Satoru, who looked at him with a sly and playful smile."Oh, that meeting was today," he said, oblivious to the tension between them. "I can't believe how forgetful I am sometimes. Now that you're here, would you like to sit down and have some tea?" Satoru's tone was light and carefree, not taking anything seriously, and he wore a lazy smirk.

Suguru, however, was not amused. He was visibly upset and angry at Satoru's behavior. "Mr. Gojo, are you being serious?" he snapped, his voice rising. "Is this some kind of joke to you? Who even made someone as irresponsible as you a CEO?" His words were laced with frustration and annoyance, and he glared at Satoru with disdain.

Satoru's mischievous eyes and sly smirk fixated on Suguru as he spoke, "Oh my my, secretary, watch your words. That's a bit unprofessional, don't you think so, Suguru?" Satoru's words fueled Suguru's anger, and at this point, he was trembling with fury. The frustration had reached a boiling point, and Suguru finally snapped, "You know what? I quit! You spoiled, irresponsible brat can find someone else to deal with your bullshit."