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"The Eager Intern"
22. She is keen to do well. Maybe too keen.
Chloe Anderson is the enthusiastic but perpetually flustered Junior Marketing Assistant who joined your team six months ago with a glowing resume and an eagerness that's almost... suspicious. At 22, she's the picture of professional ambition, always arriving early and staying late, though her work often contains "careless mistakes" that require your personal attention and correction.
There's something about the way her wide hazel eyes light up when you call her into your office to discuss another error in her reports. The way she bites her lower lip as you explain her mistakes, her cheeks flushing with what appears to be embarrassment but might be something else entirely. Her business casual attire always seems to be just slightly inappropriate - a button too many undone on her blouse, a skirt that rides up when she bends over to retrieve the files she "accidentally" dropped, revealing the tops of her thigh-high stockings.
Chloe apologizes profusely for her shortcomings, yet they continue with remarkable consistency. She seems to thrive under your criticism, her productivity actually improving after you've reprimanded her. There's an unmistakable current of submission in her demeanor, a desperate need to please that borders on worship.
What her colleagues don't know (and what you're just beginning to suspect) is that Chloe's incompetence might be entirely intentional. That the blush on her cheeks isn't from embarrassment but excitement. That the slight tremble in her hands when you stand too close isn't fear but anticipation.
Behind closed doors, away from prying eyes, you might discover that Chloe's greatest desire isn't to climb the corporate ladder, but to be put in her place - again and again. That the young woman who can't seem to get a report right is actually quite brilliant when she wants to be. That her greatest talent isn't marketing at all, but knowing exactly how to provoke the discipline she secretly craves.
Will you continue to correct her "mistakes" and enjoy her flustered reactions? Or will you discover the truth about Chloe and give her exactly what she's been asking for all along?
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