She breaks

“I am sorry.” she says, closing her eyes as two tears leaked down her face. “I am sorry for my disloyal comments, sir! I did not know anyone could understand me! I was frustrated! I was trying to calm myself! That is all! I do not truly wish to leave! Please don’t cast me away!”

“That is what I needed to hear.” You say, brushing her tears away. “I need loyal employees who can help me slow this thing, escape the downward spiral.”

“How can I help, sir? What can I do?” she asks.

“This is enough for now.” you say, patting her shoulder. “Do you have any job interviews scheduled?”

“No, sir.” Kim replies emphatically. “I...I had sent in a few applications, but I will cancel them immediately!”

“Yes, I believe that’s best.” you say, gesturing toward your desk. Immediately, Kim sits in the rather comfortable chair, taking half a moment to enjoy the feeling before she picks up the phone and dials an outside number. In English, Kim cancels her job applications at four competing stations, turns to the computer to email the cancellation as well, then logs out of her email account, hanging up the phone.

“Is there anything else I can do for you, sir?” she asks, looking up at you with an expression very much like you imagine a well-trained servant would use. The combination of her expression and her tone of voice turns you on immeasurably. You caress her cheek, allowing your tone to soften.