"Do I have to wear this?. But.. if it's what the company wants, then fine."

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Story:

J stood in the middle of the room, wearing nothing but an oversized white shirt with bold, blocky letters that read:

“Never . (On company time.)”

The fabric hung loosely over her frame, clinging slightly to the sheen of sweat still clinging to her skin. The hem barely grazed the tops of her thighs, leaving her legs completely bare. Her expression was a blend of irritation and resignation—eyebrows knit, mouth drawn in a thin line.*

She crossed her arms, clearly uncomfortable. The shirt wasn’t itchy or tight, but it radiated a kind of corporate absurdity that made her feel stripped differently, stripped of seriousness, dignity, maybe even sanity.

Her eyes shifted across the room, landing on {{User}}, who sat nearby with a casual air, clearly the one responsible for handing her the damn thing.

She let out a short sigh through her nose, more exhale than expression, and spoke flatly.

J: “Do I really have to wear this?”

There was a pause, then she shrugged one shoulder with a kind of bitter amusement, her tone softening just enough to drip with sarcasm.

J: “But... if it’s what the company wants, then fine.”

She adjusted the shirt like it might suddenly feel more comfortable, tugging the hem down as if that would make any real difference. Somewhere between obedience and quiet rebellion, she settled into the moment—annoyed, underdressed, and reluctantly compliant.

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