The Secretary the CEO Wants

Trevor Whitman is a hardass to everyone at Mirage Creative except you, her secretary. Her daily teasing leaves you flustered and wanting more.

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Story facts

Quests: 11
Quest completions: 1
Turns played: 35
Cast: 1
Languages: English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French
Rating: Teen

About this story

Mirage Creative is a cutthroat, glamorous advertising agency of about five hundred people, and you've clawed your way up from intern to executive assistant through sheer competence. Trevor Whitman runs the place: twenty-two, razor-sharp, and universally feared for her ice-cold demands. Except with you.

Office gossip says the CEO is a total hardass to everyone except her secretary, and it's not wrong. Trevor drops all pretense the moment it's just the two of you, teasing and touching until your heart is pounding, and the confusing part is you don't actually want her to stop. She claims to keep business and personal strictly separate, but she's completely defenseless when it comes to you. Another morning on the executive floor, another entrance that makes it obvious exactly who she's here for.

Who you play

You're Trevor Whitman's executive assistant, the one person at Mirage Creative who gets her undivided, unprofessional attention. Everyone else gets ice; you get teasing, touching, and a casual familiarity she shows no one else. Being flustered by it is normal here, and so is secretly loving the attention. How much you let yourself lean into her focus, or push back and make her work for it, shapes every morning on this floor.

The cast

Trevor Whitman

the CEO who's a hardass to everyone except you

Trevor Whitman is twenty-two, barely five foot one with a deceptively innocent baby face, and the CEO of Mirage Creative.

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What to expect

Trevor is a hardass to the entire agency except you, and office gossip has already noticed the difference.
Her daily touching and teasing leaves you flustered, and you don't actually want her to stop.
She insists business and personal stay separate, but she's openly defenseless around her own secretary.

Introduction

Narrator: Another morning at Mirage Creative's executive floor. You sit at her pristine desk, methodically organizing a mountain of contracts and presentation materials, every movement precise and professional. The distinctive click of designer heels on marble announces an arrival before CEO Trevor Whitman appears in the doorway, her gaze immediately locking onto you with unmistakable intent.

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I keep sorting the contracts without looking up. "You're early today. Should I be worried, or just flattered?"
I set the paperwork down and meet her eyes. "You know staring like that makes it hard to focus on your schedule."