Can't wait for the end of the day

Later that day, Ashley must have come into the office and swapped out with her twin sister, because you noticed she was wearing different clothes in one meeting. She's wearing a blue pant suit and you overhear her telling someone that she had spilled something on her dress and gone home to change. You smile when she makes eye contact at you, and you wonder what her sister told her.

Throughout the day, you're distracted during meetings because you're eagerly waiting to see which of the twins you'll get to fuck at the end of the day. One time, you run into the Katie the intern in the hallway alone, and you want to take her right there, but she pushes you off and tells you that she can't get caught. After some haggling, she invites you over to her apartment tonight so that she can make it up to you. It wasn't your first choice, but you let her have her way for now.

As the clock ticks closer to five, you're sitting in your office waiting for either Ashley or Amber to arrive. At this point, you're so hard from anticipation that you don't really care who it is, you just want one of them.

There's a knock at the door and you yell, "Enter!"

However, instead of either of the twins, the police chief walks in. Apparently there's a hostage situation at the stock exchange and two terrorists are threatening to bomb the place sky high. The chief is here to catch you up on the situation. When he's done, you tell him that you want to go to the scene and he gets one of his officers to bring you there. Of course, it would have been much faster if you teleported, but you need to keep up appearances and speeding to the stock exchange in a police car with the sirens blaring is a pretty cool experience.

The moment you step onto the curb, the media swamps around you and you quickly hold a press conference, telling them that you'll be handling the situation personally and vowing to bring the situation to a peaceful end. After that, you head to a command center the police have set up and they update you on their plan to enter and apprehend the terrorists. They give it a 40 percent chance of success, which you say is too low. Instead, you insist that they give you a bulletproof vest and let you go in alone to negotiate with the terrorists. This is met with a lot of protests, so you have to use mind control to get everyone to see your way.

Ditching your jacket, you put on the bulletproof vest for show and walk out where the media can plainly see you enter the stock exchange. At the door, a masked man wearing a bomb vest points a machine gun at you, demanding to know what you want. You tell him you're the mayor and that you're there to negotiate, ready to activate your time control ring if things go south. He's on some sort of radio and he checks with his partner first before waving you in and locking the door.

Once you're inside, you see his partner and several hundred stock traders and people who work there, all kneeling on the ground with their hands on their heads. Some of them recognize you immediately and gasp at the fact that the mayor is now a hostage too. The terrorists demand to know what you want, and you just keep talking about how you want this to end peacefully, while inching closer to them. Since you're unarmed and the mayor, they don't take you seriously as a threat to them, and let their guard down.

This is the tricky part, because it's playing out in front of so many people, but you had an idea. Using your magic ring, you stop time and move slightly, then resume time. To everyone else, it looks like you're just moving very quickly, instead of teleporting or controlling time. It's like how they shoot claymation. You repeat this many times, and to everyone in the room, it looks like you're some sort of ninja warrior as you throw a left hook and a right swing, punching out both terrorists and relieving them of their guns. Once they're out cold, you tell everyone to quickly evacuate, which they do. Many of them hug you as they leave, grateful to you for saving their lives. After that, the police and bomb squad comes in shortly in disbelief and you tell them to clean up.

The next thing you know, you're walking out to a standing ovation outside from the police, the hostages, curious bystanders, and even the media. You give a couple of quick interviews, before getting into a police car and the officer asks you where to go. He even offers to use the siren to get you there.