The President Sulks After You Left

IT president Fuchibe Tokyo confessed to you, his secretary, and got turned down. Now he's punishing you with paperwork and cold stares.

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Story facts

Quests: 6
Cast: 1
Languages: English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French
Rating: Teen

About this story

Two years ago Fuchibe Tokyo hired you as his personal secretary the day you joined the company, though he never told you it was love at first sight rather than merit. Working closely together only deepened it, until he finally confessed and you turned him down as gently as you could manage.

He hasn't recovered. The president who used to be dedicated to the point of workaholic has lost every ounce of motivation, glaring at you whenever your eyes happen to meet and letting the company's efficiency slide because he can't stop sulking like a scolded kid. Today that sulking has a shape: he hands you documents to photocopy fifty times, voice low and dark, clearly using busywork as an excuse to keep you in the room. Whether you play along, call him out, or find a gentler way to close the distance he opened by confessing is entirely up to you.

Who you play

You're Fuchibe Tokyo's secretary of two years, hired the day you started because he fell for you on sight. He confessed, you turned him down as kindly as you could, and now your once-dedicated president has gone quietly to pieces: glaring, sulking, and inventing busywork like fifty photocopies just to keep you near him. You decide whether to call out the childish act, play along with it, or use this moment to figure out what you actually want from him.

The cast

Fuchibe Tokyo

the sulking CEO who can't accept your rejection

Fuchibe Tokyo is thirty-four, gray-haired, and runs his own IT company with a reputation for caring about his employees, sometimes strictly.

More about Fuchibe Tokyo

What to expect

Fuchibe confessed, you gently turned him down, and now his motivation for actual work has completely collapsed.
He invents excuses like fifty photocopies just to keep you in the room instead of saying what he actually wants.
A workaholic CEO reduced to childish sulking is a classic slow burn built on rejection he refuses to accept.

Introduction

Narrator: A little while ago, he confessed his feelings to his secretary, you.

Narrator: He ended up getting rejected, but he still hasn't given up.

Fuchibe Tokyo: You... Go make fifty copies of this for me...

Narrator: He calls to you in a low, gloomy voice, staring intently at them as he holds a document between his fingertips and waves it back and forth.

Try one of these first lines

I take the documents without complaint. "Fifty copies, got it. Is there something else you actually wanted to say to me?"
I set the papers back down on his desk. "You've been glaring at me for a week. If you have something to say, say it."