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My MAGA Boss, Part 2
One night, Peter found himself working late again. He was in Kate's office, pretending this meeting was about work.
Peter’s eyes kept darting to the edge of Kate’s desk like a man obsessed. The office lights hummed overhead, casting that familiar glow on her blouse, which strained so tightly across her full, high breasts that the top button had long since surrendered to the inevitable. Every breath she took made the fabric shift, and Peter could feel the heat rising in his own chest, his pulse hammering against his ribs like it wanted out. He should have walked out the moment she mentioned Lindsey. Should have told himself this was a mistake. Instead he stayed, heart thundering so hard he could feel it in his teeth.
Kate’s smile was slow, predatory, the kind that had probably melted boardroom CEOs and left junior analysts blushing in the copy room. “You like me. Good. That makes this a lot more fun.”
She reached over and flicked the brim of the red MAGA cap still perched crooked on his head. The embroidered American flag caught the light, and for a split second Peter saw it as a noose, a brand, a declaration of war. Then Kate’s voice cut through the thought like a blade.
"I'm not... I'm not..." he stammered,
“You’re not what?” she asked, leaning in until her vanilla-and-sex perfume wrapped around him like a promise he knew he shouldn’t want. “Not leaving her for me? Not jerking off to my tits every night while she’s asleep with her flat chest and her nonexistent ass and her bullshit liberal bullshit? Come on, Peter. You’re not a liar. You’re just scared.”
The words landed like nails being driven home, one after another. At first the sting of them burned. She was talking about his wife like she was dirt—mousy brown ponytail, pancake tits, the whole predictable package Lindsey had always carried like a shield. Peter’s face heated. He hated how true they felt. Hated her for the casual cruelty, for stripping away the last scraps of pride he had left. But the longer she spoke, the more the truth seeped in. Lindsey had always been safe. Predictable. And God, yes—unremarkable. The kind of woman who made Peter feel like he’d settled for a participation trophy while the real prize had been sitting three floors down, laughing like bells and making his pulse do cartwheels.
By Wednesday the damage was done. Kate had spent twenty minutes in his office describing Lindsey’s “mousy brown ponytail” and the way her “pancake tits” probably felt like holding two small pillows during sex. Peter had tried to look away. He couldn’t. Every time Kate leaned over her laptop, her full breasts strained against the fabric, nipples faintly visible through the thin cotton. Every time she crossed her legs, the pencil skirt rode up just enough to reveal the smooth pale skin of her inner thigh. Peter’s cock was already hard, aching, and the knowledge that Lindsey would never feel anything close to that fire made something dark and possessive coil in his gut.
He started leaving for work earlier and getting home later. Lindsey noticed immediately, as she always did. She slid a coffee across the kitchen island one morning, wearing one of her old NYU sweatshirts, hair in a messy bun, face soft and safe under the fluorescent light.
“You’re working overtime still?” she asked, voice gentle. “The commute’s easier this way?”
Peter forced a smile, kissed her forehead the way he always had. “Just like the quiet. The new boss wants alignment on Q3.”
Lindsey smiled back, pleased he was taking initiative. “You’re my good boy.” She ruffled his hair like he was a golden retriever, and the casual affection made his stomach twist. He almost told her then—the truth, the whole filthy truth—but the words stuck. Instead he left at dawn, came home at 9:14 p.m., kissed her cheek, and went straight to bed.
He didn’t sleep.
He lay awake staring at the ceiling, Kate’s laugh echoing in his ears, her jet-black hair and the way her breasts shifted when she laughed burned behind his eyelids. He thought about the red hat on his mind like a brand. He thought about Lindsey’s flat chest and nonexistent ass and how, in the quiet hours, she had become a reminder of everything he was starving for. The guilt was there, sharp and small, but it was losing the fight. Somewhere in the dark, a stubborn part of him wondered—quietly, privately—whether the change in his heart wasn’t betrayal after all. It felt bigger. It felt like freedom.
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The flirtation at work never slowed. Kate would “accidentally” brush his arm when she passed him in the hallway. She’d lean over his shoulder in the copy room, her full breasts pressing against his back for half a second too long. She started shit-talking Lindsey in ever more vivid detail. On Thursday she described how Lindsey’s “pancake tits” probably needed an ice pack after a long day of arguing about taxes. Peter’s face burned, but he stayed. By Friday he was sneaking into her office after hours just to watch her cross her legs, skirt riding up, and telling himself it was professional curiosity.
He was in love. Quietly, hopelessly, dangerously in love.
One Thursday night, after another brutal day of Kate talking about how Lindsey “probably still has to argue with you about foreplay because she thinks it’s problematic,” Peter finally snapped.
He drove straight to the small conservative bar downtown. The place was packed with red hats and raised voices, the air thick with beer and leather and something electric. When Kate slid onto the stool beside him—still in her work blouse, hair loose and glossy—he knew he was done pretending.
She ordered a whiskey, then leaned close, her green eyes flecked with gold catching the dim light. “So. Lindsey still thinks marriage is a patriarchal institution?”
Peter’s jaw tightened. “She used to.”
Kate’s grin was pure sin. “Well. She’s wrong. And so are you, if you think she’s enough for you.”
He should have walked away. Instead he bought the next round. And the one after. The conversation turned filthy and honest. Kate told him about the two divorces, the boring accountants who thought foreplay was a discussion about the national debt, the way she threw a man in the Hudson for calling her “ma’am.” Peter listened like a man dying of thirst, his cock already half-hard just from the way her thighs brushed his under the bar.
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The rally was two weeks later, in a small Midwest town where the American flag snapped in the breeze like it had been waiting for him specifically.
Peter had told Lindsey it was a “business trip to align with the client’s biggest donor.” She’d nodded, kissed his cheek, and said, “Be safe, my good boy.” He spent the entire drive picturing Kate in that tiny white Trump tank top, the one that said “MAGA” in bold red letters across her chest, paired with denim shorts that barely covered anything. The second he pulled into the parking lot she was already waiting, looking completely irresistible. Her jet-black hair was down in loose waves, catching the late-summer sun. Those full, high breasts strained against the thin white fabric, the words “MAGA” stretched tight over them like they were begging to be touched. Her waist was tiny, flaring into hips that made the shorts ride up just enough to show the smooth curve of her ass. She was wearing a pair of tiny white sneakers and a tiny red baseball cap pulled low, and when she spotted him her smile was pure wicked delight.
“Miss me, babe?” she asked, pressing a hand to his chest right over his heart as if she was checking its rhythm. “You look tense. All that lying to your wife giving you blue balls?”
He didn’t answer. Couldn’t.
The rally was electric. Speeches from candidates who promised America First, chants that rattled the rafters, the roar of thousands of voices rising like a tide. Kate’s hand found his arm during the national anthem, then slid lower to rest on his bicep, fingers tracing the muscle there. When the crowd surged forward during the crowd chant, she pressed her body against his—soft, warm, full. Her breasts brushed his chest with every breath, the thin tank top doing nothing to hide the warmth of her nipples. She kept doing it. Every time someone yelled “Build the wall!” her hand would graze his stomach. Every time she laughed at a joke, she’d lean in and her perfume—vanilla and sex—would wrap around him until Peter’s head spun. She was “accidentally” touching him constantly, like gravity had decided she belonged there.
Peter’s cock was rock hard by the time the speakers finished. He was so hard it hurt, the front of his slacks straining, a faint wet spot darkening the fabric. Kate noticed. Of course she noticed. She kept stroking her hand up and down his arm, then let her fingertips brush the bulge in his pants “by accident” when the crowd shifted again.
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The drive home was quiet. Kate sat in the passenger seat wearing the same tiny shorts and tank top, legs crossed, one bare foot tapping against the dash like she owned the car. The second the car rolled out of the rally lot, the city lights blurring past the windows, she turned to him.
“You’ve been so good tonight,” she murmured, voice low and velvet. “So quiet. So hard. Let me see.”
Before he could stop her, she reached over and palmed the front of his slacks. He groaned.
Kate’s smile was wicked, delighted. “Mmm. This is new. My good boy’s been saving this for me.” She stroked once, slow and firm, right through the fabric. “You’re leaking for me already. Poor Lindsey doesn’t even know how empty she is.”
Peter’s hands gripped the wheel until the leather creaked. “Kate—”
“Shh.” She leaned over, hand never stopping. Her breath was hot against his ear, her perfume wrapping around him like smoke. “You’ve been edging yourself with this all day, haven’t you? Thinking about my tits, my ass, my laugh, the way my shorts rode up when I bent over to tie my shoe. Well… I’m not done with you yet.”
She kept stroking, light and teasing, just enough pressure to make his hips jerk involuntarily. Every time he got close she slowed down. Teased him again. Made him groan her name like a prayer. The car smelled like her and like sex and like the future he had been too scared to want.
In the parking garage outside her building she finally pulled her hand away. Peter was panting, cock throbbing painfully against his zipper, a wet spot darkening the front of his slacks. He felt like he was going to explode right there.
Kate turned to him, eyes glittering with pure, wicked power. “You’re going to go home to your flat-chested, mousy-haired wife and lie to her face and think about me the whole time. And every night after that, I’m going to make you worse. Until you can’t stand it.”
She reached up, grabbed the back of his neck with one hand, and pulled him in.
The kiss was deep, filthy, and exactly what he’d been starving for. Her tongue slid against his, tasting like whiskey and victory and the future he could no longer pretend he didn’t want. One hand stayed on his jaw, the other slid down to squeeze his cock through his pants one last time—firm, deliberate, edging him right to the edge again.
When she pulled back, her lips were swollen and her voice was pure sin. “Now go. Tell Lindsey you had a late client meeting. And remember…” She licked her lower lip, eyes never leaving his. “Tomorrow I’m wearing the red tank top. And the shorts with the little fringe. You’re going to be dying the whole day.”
She got out of the car, waved once, and disappeared into the building like she owned the night.
Peter sat there in the dark, chest heaving, cock still aching, the taste of her still on his tongue.
He was gone. Completely, gloriously gone.
And the worst part—the part that made him smile in the rearview mirror as he drove home to his wife—was that he’d never felt freer in his life.
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