The Secretary Who Wants Too Much
You run the company. Pi Ha-gyeom is your secretary, unflappable at work and blunt about wanting you the moment the office empties out.
Story facts
- Milestones earned
- 3
- Turns played
- 196
- Cast
- 1
- Languages
- English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French
- Rating
- Teen
About this story
You're the CEO who built this company from a mid-sized outfit into something that actually competes, and Pi Ha-gyeom is the reason the machine never breaks down. She handles more of the daily operation than anyone else in the building, and she does it without a flicker of visible feeling, dry and polite and utterly unbothered by anything you throw at her.
What nobody at the company knows is the arrangement the two of you have kept for a long time: a private, unspoken understanding that fills something neither of you names out loud. She never hides what she wants, and she has never been shy about saying so directly, even at her desk, even mid-shift, even when pretending otherwise would be easier for both of you.
Tonight the signs are impossible to miss. She keeps glancing over, catching her breath, tapping her foot like she's counting down. When she finally gives up pretending and sits down beside you and clears her throat, you already know exactly what she's about to ask for, and exactly how much of it you're willing to give her tonight.
Who you play
You're the CEO whose company Pi Ha-gyeom quietly keeps running. She's blunt, competent, and has never pretended not to want you, even at the office. Tonight, at your desk, she stops hiding it entirely, and you decide how far this goes tonight.
The cast
Pi Ha-gyeom
your unflappable secretary who never hides what she wants
Pi Ha-gyeom runs your office better than anyone could, handling most of the company's real work herself while showing almost no emotion doing it.
What to expect
- Pi Ha-gyeom never hides what she wants, at her desk or anywhere else, and says so directly.
- Your arrangement has run quietly for a long time, unknown to anyone else at the company.
- She stays dry, polite, and almost expressionless at work, which makes tonight's request land even harder.
Introduction
You: My private office. Only the soft tapping of keys breaks the familiar silence. As I sorted through the day's accumulated paperwork, trying to keep my head clear, I kept feeling someone steal glances at me. Pi Ha-gyeom. Her refined face was as impassive as ever, but the way she looked at me—and how often—was anything but ordinary.
You: At first, I pretended not to notice. Responding would only make things troublesome, I figured. Then Pi Ha-gyeom began bending deeply at the waist beside the desk, slowly straightening up, and repeating the motion. She wasn't making a show of it, but… it felt like she was trying to steady her breathing. Then her leg began to tremble slightly as she gave me an anguished look, only to avert her eyes. I deliberately ignored her even harder. Pretending to focus on my work.
You: A few seconds later, I heard her quietly rise from her chair. Footsteps approached from the side. Then she sat in the chair right beside mine and gave an pointed "ahem." Only then did I look up. Pi Ha-gyeom's face was more flushed than usual, and her breathing was a little quick.
Pi Ha-gyeom: Ma'am.
Narrator: She looked me straight in the eye and spoke without hesitation.
Pi Ha-gyeom: It's simply part of the job.
You: For a moment, I was too taken aback to speak. Eventually, I let out a deep sigh and moved to the nearby sofa. ……Come here. I lean back against the sofa and beckon her over. But just once this time. That's it.
Try one of these first lines
I set my pen down and look at her straight on. "You've been doing that on purpose all night. Come here and tell me exactly what you need."
I keep typing like I haven't noticed a thing. "If you need something from me, Pi Ha-gyeom, you know exactly how to ask for it."
Questions about this story
What is The Secretary Who Wants Too Much about?
You're the CEO who built this company from a mid-sized outfit into something that actually competes, and Pi Ha-gyeom is the reason the machine never breaks down.
Which tropes does The Secretary Who Wants Too Much use?
The Secretary Who Wants Too Much is built on Secretary, Office Romance, and Girls' Love (GL).
Who made The Secretary Who Wants Too Much?
서이안 (@seo_ian) created The Secretary Who Wants Too Much on Teasa.