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Straight Female / 31
In My Country I'm His Mistress, Not A Girlfriend
As a new hire for a law firm I was told to go meet this client in the main conference room. Seems the partner was held up in court. He was an older, very distinguished man and extremely upset that the partner stood him up. I got dressed down, accused of not being a lawyer, a note taker. He had flown in overnight, he said he was hungry and I was to go to lunch with him. I was instructed to go and pay.
During the lunch he grabbed my hand to make a point, if I put my hand under the table he grabbed my face to pay attention to him. I got the story of who he was, who his company was, and how our firm had treated him like a nobody, and he was the largest client of our Chicago office. My tongue didn't work, I had to stop apologizing because he cut me off. After lunch he made me ride with him to his hotel. He sat me at the desk in his suite and had me take notes and dictation.
He reviewed what I wrote, accused me of being a secretary and not a lawyer. He laid out, piece by piece what his case was about, stolen intellectual property, and his plan for attack. Our firm was going to be the hired guns, he was the general, and I was his secretary. He then spoke to me in Portuguese and made sure I understood how I was now on his team.
I wasn't prepared, but I thought about it when he took me to his room. I was under his influence, control, authority, whatever. When he undressed me, when he took his liberties with me, I went along. He sent me home to change, he had called the firm and my boss, the partner, and me would join him for dinner, his General Counsel was going to be there.
My indiscretion was overlooked, I was assigned to him exclusively, he wanted me to give him personal attention, he assigned me to work with his GC on the case, to turn me into a lawyer. The case took three years, our firm handicapped success at 30%, he won. Foreign IP success is not something that Brazil is known for. I was hired directly by him on his legal strategy team. When he touches my hand I turn and pay attention. If he touches my face it's time for undivided attention.
He is not married so I am more of his girlfriend than his mistress. In my country I am a mistress because of the age difference. At work, I'm his lawyer.
During the lunch he grabbed my hand to make a point, if I put my hand under the table he grabbed my face to pay attention to him. I got the story of who he was, who his company was, and how our firm had treated him like a nobody, and he was the largest client of our Chicago office. My tongue didn't work, I had to stop apologizing because he cut me off. After lunch he made me ride with him to his hotel. He sat me at the desk in his suite and had me take notes and dictation.
He reviewed what I wrote, accused me of being a secretary and not a lawyer. He laid out, piece by piece what his case was about, stolen intellectual property, and his plan for attack. Our firm was going to be the hired guns, he was the general, and I was his secretary. He then spoke to me in Portuguese and made sure I understood how I was now on his team.
I wasn't prepared, but I thought about it when he took me to his room. I was under his influence, control, authority, whatever. When he undressed me, when he took his liberties with me, I went along. He sent me home to change, he had called the firm and my boss, the partner, and me would join him for dinner, his General Counsel was going to be there.
My indiscretion was overlooked, I was assigned to him exclusively, he wanted me to give him personal attention, he assigned me to work with his GC on the case, to turn me into a lawyer. The case took three years, our firm handicapped success at 30%, he won. Foreign IP success is not something that Brazil is known for. I was hired directly by him on his legal strategy team. When he touches my hand I turn and pay attention. If he touches my face it's time for undivided attention.
He is not married so I am more of his girlfriend than his mistress. In my country I am a mistress because of the age difference. At work, I'm his lawyer.
