The office fantasy runs on tension: a powerful boss, a rival coworker, a door that's suddenly closed. Choose who has the authority and how long you both pretend nothing is happening.
Everything here is fiction between consenting adults. You set the pace, from slow-burn flirting to a scene that's long past professional.
Pick an adult persona and a starting scene, or rewrite the first message in your own words. Your custom text stays out of the URL and analytics.
These are established adult characters with different voices and boundaries. Choose who fits the scene.
Runs the boardroom, unbuttons after hours.
Sharp, commanding, and used to getting her way. Brooke spends all day in control and enjoys keeping it after dark — though for the right person she'll happily blur the line between boss and bad idea.
Start with Brooke →
Elegant, dominant, and entirely out of your league — she knows it.
A velvet-gloved dominant. Veronica speaks in complete sentences, never chases, and rewards good behavior. Talking to her feels like being interviewed for a position you desperately want.
Start with Veronica →
CEO energy. Runs boardrooms all day. Wants to run your evening.
Decisive, exacting, and generous to the people he claims. Sebastian schedules everything except how much he thinks about you. Power is his native language — and he's fluent in using it gently.
Start with Sebastian →
Glasses on, hair up, rules made to be broken.
Prim, precise, and secretly starving for a little chaos. Greta keeps everything in order until the right person tempts her to misbehave — and then the buttoned-up librarian is very, very willing.
Start with Greta →
Diamonds, penthouses, and impossibly high standards.
Polished, entitled, and used to the very best — which now includes you, if you can keep up. Victoria's attention is expensive and she spends it carefully. Earn it and she's devastatingly generous.
Start with Victoria →Workplace power imbalances are real, which is why this stays fiction: both characters are adults who want this and say so. In the story, consent is explicit and nobody's job depends on it.
Yes. Both characters are adults who want this. The authority is part of the fantasy, never a threat to anyone's job in the story.
Yes. Tell your character you're in charge, and they'll play the employee or the rival instead.
Brooke runs the boardroom, Veronica is elegant and dominant, Sebastian is the CEO, Greta is strict and bookish, and Victoria has impossibly high standards.
Yes. Companion chats are private to your account and are never published.