Gold Digger ◇ C.D

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I quickly walked down Main Street.

Today was my first day do work at Bukh Law Firm as an assistant.

I zipped my warm black jacket up due to the fact that I am getting many strange looks.

A nicely dressed young man, probably in his early twenties approached me as I walked up to the entrance to the Law Firm.

"Aye you gotta cig" he asked.

"I don't know. Hold on" I replied as I dug through my purse.

I felt the familiar square sleek box of cigarettes and pulled one out.

"Will this do" I asked holding out the cigarette.

"Yeah. Thanks" he said grabbing it.

The man had brown hair and he stood tall.

He was very attractive, almost too attractive to be talking to a girl like me.

I began to open the door, when the man stopped me.

"Wait doll! I didn't get your name" he said.

"Val Lorena" I replied.

"I'm Cameron, Cameron D" he smiled.

"Nice name. I'd love to stay and talk, buh I have to get to work" I said.

"Alright. I hope to see you again" he waved.

I opened the door and got into an elevator and pressed a button that read the number 16.

After a minute the elevator doors opened.

"Oh shit" I whispered because my jacket was covering my work outfit.

I quickly unzipped my jacket and pulled it off, reveling my tight pencil skirt and top.

"Gilinksy you better be joking!" a short blonde with glasses screamed.

"I'm not. Not at all. What you did was not alright. You broke the rules, therefore you are fired. We already found a replacement. In fact she just arrived" a tall man with dark hair calmly said to the girl.

She started crying and quickly stormed off.

"Hello sir, I'm Valentina Lorena" I smiled as I put my hand out to shake his.

"Hello, I am Jack Gilinsky. I the CEO of this firm" Jack said shaking my hand.

I smiled at him.

"Miss Lorena please take a seat in the lobby and I'll come get you when it's time to meet your boss."

I sat down in a chair for about fifteen minutes before Jack Gilinsky came and got me.

"Follow me, I'll introduce you to your boss" he said leading me to a large, all glass office.

A man sat in a large black chair, his back facing us.