A Week of Desperation and Release at Work

I got divorced three months ago, and it's been a whirlwind. The house is sold, the kids are gone with their dad for now. And I'm here, back to my old job in accounting after a break, but everything feels so different. The daily grind just hits me harder without distractions at home. So there I was on Monday morning, pouring over some petty expense reports when this new intern walked past. She's hot, young and she's got that new graduate confidence about her. She stops at my desk to ask something innocuous, but I'm already sweating bullets, staring up the back of her skirt while she talks. I couldn't stop thinking about it all week, she'd get a call from someone or just walk by with some paperwork and there goes my brain again. By Thursday, I was desperate. I pulled out my phone in the bathroom during a break to text her, asking for lunch alone today at this old diner down the street. She agreed right away. And sitting across from each other that day, it felt like we were just two strangers having an office lunch together, until suddenly she was whispering about how hot I looked in my uniform when it got tight earlier and if I wanted to go back and try something wild with her now at the office. I couldn't resist. We went straight up to my office, locking the door behind us. She pressed me against the wall, pulling my tie loose as she kissed me roughly, those young lips tasted like cherry candy from somewhere. Before I knew it, we were on the floor under my desk, her grinding down hard on top of me in our clothes. Her skirt was riding up high around her hips and I had to push aside all my hesitation, thrusting upwards into her. I felt every inch as she moved frantically against me. She reached down between us, pulling at the fabric that separated us from skin-to-skin contact, grunting loudly when my length finally filled her. We were both so wet and desperate, no space for niceties, just pure friction, hot breaths colliding. It was over far too soon. But it's been enough to get me through each day since then.