Bringing the tray to her desk, I noticed she was talking on her cellphone. Now that wasn't unusual, but it didn't seem to be work related. My wife was laughing with whomever she was talking to. I couldn't remember my wife ever laughing when I was her secretary at her office. I stalled for as long as I dared, but no hints were forthcoming. Hoping it was a family member, I turned around to leave.
"Oh you liked it? I'll be sure to wear that next time." she said, giggling.
I stumbled and barely kept myself from falling. She was flirting with someone! As I looked at my wife twirling her hair with her finger, I felt jealously battling with arousal. Fidgeting with my clitty as it tried to swell inside the device, I kept my mouth shut. Complaining to her usually ended with a quick trip over her lap. I turned around quickly and left before I said something my bottom would end up paying for.
I returned to the kitchen and sat down. Glumly, I picked at my salad and thought about the situation. I had a pretty good idea who she was talking to. Chad Herring was one of the men who worked with her and I remembered him from my days there. He was very athletic and charming. Unlike most of the other guys from the office, my wife seemed to like him. Thinking back, he was popular with pretty much everyone there.
During lunchtime I usually chatted with the other secretaries, though I felt a little self-concious considering everyone but me was a woman. Guys around the office were a frequent topic. Some of the women were quite shameless about it, telling each other very personal things.
It was at that point that some of them asked me what kind of guy I liked. Choking a little on my lunch, I told them that I wasn't interested in men. The other secretaries were surprised. Apparently they were all convinced I was gay! I denied it repeatedly, but they didn't seem to believe me.
Regardless, Chad's name came up a few times. According to a few people, he had been with several of the women in the office, even Vicky! I wasn't sure if I believed it but they both acted familiar with each other, I had to admit.
