.. oh God... “I’m ready, my dear,” said Quentin. His voice was a little thick, his features were set in a mask of cruelty. Oh what a lovely youn... bottom it was! His to send into a squirming frenzy of pain!“Ten,” said Melissa. “Then I suggest we change... ”“Very well, my dear...”Both rods rose simultaneously. Both swept down simultaneously. Both bit into soft, girlish flesh simultaneously.Two gasping shrieks echoed round the room... With head lifting back... with mouth gaping... tongue. Incredible.”“You scared the hell out of me, Will,” Jack said quietly. Will didn’t answer for a while. It was rare for Jack to admit something like that. A surge of frustration and bitterness ran through him. He wanted to rage at her. To tell her that he’d been fine, and that he didn’t need her help in the first place, that she’d only made things worse, that he’d learned all kinds of ways to handle life without her, that it wasn’t his fault he didn’t trust her anymore, that she didn’t get to. Until everyone laughed. Even the only two other woman in the whole office didn't share her disgust but joined in the laughter. One of them jokingly wrote that suggestion on the board. Next to "Give chocolates" was "Blowjobs from Allison", which also found itself in the meeting minutes and it spiraled out of control from there as the site manager approved the idea and Allison's own manager approved her time off from her current tasks.This dumb joke wouldn't die and was ruining her entire. Bethany helped us find the quote in something called Personality and Adjustment. But they don’t give a reference to look up, and I’ve read a lot of Greek philosophy and never run into it. Forbes magazine in ‘66 had an article that summarized the failed attempts to verify it. Think of it like ‘Keep your friends close and your enemies closer’.”“Sun Tzu, right?” Trish said. “Only you’re going to tell me it’s not, given the context.”I chuckled, “It’s not Sun Tzu; it’s Michael Corleone!”The three.