ER'S

eded release. It wa

nched tightl

I just met, cause this

ving like a co

r my breath and ran my

h Henry. I needed to know e

ing to f

his way. I couldn't st

e even more. What

op myself. I

desire. A desire to b

ol. A desire, that would destroy everything.

ut why she had this effect on me. I

alked out of my private roo

ing through the hallway. I reached the end of th

the doors opened, a

d, and the elev

hed the first floo

n as they saw me. Everyone was afraid of

hear the

son is c

Hide. He

e us if he

ay like rats, leavin

the respect, the power. It ga

. Because somehow, without even tryin

as soon as I reached t

efore the old man cam

the guest left quite early. Was there something wrong wit

ct. Too perfect. That's

't understand." He

Nothing." My voice dro

uld make me feel any

here was a shocked ex

r had a problem before." He said. T

y, shall we? I don't want anyon

I nodded and

empty office, and shu

the desk, waiting for

ottle of whiskey by the side and a glass. I poured myself a dri

ything, Henry

hat do you mean, 'ever

ng. Who is she? Where is she from? Wha

me. A puzzled l

new maid have to do with our conversation? Why

the reason, I was

o?" Hen

my eyes a

d, Henry. I told

ologize for my insolence."

en I walked in on the both of you. It looked like you were quite.

our private room. I couldn't help but wonder if you were smitten with

elieve what

rvant, but sometimes

mbling. And no, I'm not s

't accept the fact, that a simple, common m

to know why I couldn't get aroused. Tell me, did the

his head a

t me I did a thorough background check on her.

me? Why wasn't I able

maybe, you should go and see a doctor. This

at him, d

t suggest that I wa

rm...then it's not good for your health. This could b

at him in

rfectly fine. You know my sexual health. You know the number of woman I

y no

I know."

re's nothing wrong with me. It was the woman. S

, just in case, I'll arrange a do

and he immediatel

id. What's her name?" I as

only child. Her father left to be with his secretary. Her mother is sick, cancer, a

to a shelf and p

's the ideal person to have as a maid. Though she's a little bit clumsy sometime

red a

ation in it. From her bl

ryt

ave it?"

e boss." He said and pla

y." I nodded and

e, I'd like to return to my

at will be al

nt day, sir." Henry b

bows on the de

over the maid? What was it about her

ldn't be inte

p myself. I just n

he folder and

hing. I was determin