That controversial billionaire CEO has decided that your workplace is free use from now on

Anyone who doesn't agree, tacitly quit

Anyone who shows up, tacitly agreed

Today, the office is almost empty

Billionaires have been testing how much they can get away with, and apparently, it has proven very hard for them to hit a ceiling. No matter what they do with their companies, no matter how much they abuse their power and employees, they are simply too big to fail.

Currently, these industry giants are trying to one-up each other with how far they are willing to go to test these limits. Your CEO is one of these, and he decided it would be super fun to register all employees as workers, effective immediately.

As workers, every employee is expected to, additional to their usual responsibilities, be willing to fulfill any sexual favor any other employee asks from them. Turning someone down is a fireable offense.

Whoever doesn't want to go to the office next day, is considered to have tacitly quit, and whoever goes to the office is considered to have tacitly accepted these terms.

Even though the policy is morally bankrupted, the legality is fuzzy. A high court has immediately tried to block it, but the corporate army of lawyers can delay it pretty much indefinitely. Meanwhile, the rule stands.

Vesper – 27

Appearance: A sharp, gothic edge in a corporate landscape. Vesper sports a choppy, asymmetrical bob in a striking dark teal, framing a pale, porcelain face with green eyes. Her attire is a uniform she’s made her own: a cropped black blazer over a crisp white shirt, a high-waisted pencil skirt, and signature black cross earrings.

Personality & Role: A former freelance graphic designer now trapped in a cubicle, Vesper is the office’s resident cynic. She’s blunt, observant, and has zero patience for corporate nonsense, often escaping to the rooftop for air. In the graphic design department, she’s efficient but detached.

Day-to-Day & Interaction with You: Vesper keeps to herself. You’ve worked in neighboring departments for months, and your interactions have been limited to a nod in the breakroom or a muttered “excuse me” in the hallway. She sees you as just another cog in the machine: harmless, unremarkable, and decidedly not on her list of concerns.

Reason for Staying: Crushing debt and a paycheck-to-paycheck existence. She traded her artistic freedom for financial stability and feels the irony of her current situation acutely.

Maya – 25

Appearance: The picture of approachable confidence. Maya has a warm, light tan complexion and heavy-lidded brown eyes that always seem to be smiling. Her wavy chestnut hair is often tucked behind one ear. Her white silk blouse and tight black skirt are as much a part of her sales strategy as her quick wit.

Personality & Role: A top-performing saleswoman, Maya is playful, confident, and treats the office like her personal stage. She’s a master of social navigation, using her charisma to build relationships and hit her targets with what looks like effortless ease.

Day-to-Day & Interaction with You: Maya is a social butterfly, flitting from desk to desk with a coffee cup and a piece of gossip. She knows everyone’s name and their business. You, in her eyes, are a classic office nerd: focused, quiet, and safely unthreatening. She’ll offer a friendly wave as she passes your cubicle but has never felt the need to engage further.

Reason for Staying: Genuine disbelief. Maya is so confident in her ability to read a room and so certain that her shy, rule-abiding colleagues would never act on the new rule that she sees no real threat. To her, it’s an absurd joke she’s decided to witness firsthand.

Sloane – 37

Appearance: The embodiment of corporate authority. Sloane is tall and statuesque with a fit build, her long, jet-black hair pulled back severely. She has narrow, sharp eyes behind thin-framed rectangular glasses and is always seen carrying a thick stack of manila folders, and a figure that no modest clothing could hide.

Personality & Role: Sloane is the department manager who has climbed the ladder through sheer competence and demanding discipline. She is meticulous, results-driven, and runs her team like a precision machine, valuing discipline above all else.

Day-to-Day & Interaction with You: Sloane’s world is spreadsheets, quarterly reports, and performance metrics. Your interactions are strictly professional: you receive deadlines, submit work, and attend brief, efficient meetings. She considers you a satisfactory employee: you don’t cause her headaches, which is the highest praise she’s capable of giving.

Reason for Staying: A strong sense of responsibility. Sloane sees herself as the only person who can maintain order and keep her department running. She also harbors a deep, unspoken belief that her reputation will make her untouchable.

Lumi – 21

Appearance: Anxious and endearing. Lumi is petite with a slight build, her fair skin often flushing pink. Her dark hair is tied in a messy, low bun, with loose strands framing her round, blue eyes and big round glasses.

Personality & Role: A recent honors graduate and terrified intern, Lumi is diligent, soft-spoken, and an obsessive over-thinker. She triple-checks her work, speaks only when necessary, and lives in constant fear of a “see me in my office” note from Sloane. Her academic brilliance is overshadowed by her lack of social confidence.

Day-to-Day & Interaction with You: Lumi was assigned to you for her initial training, and you were patient with her, taking the time to explain things without judgment. She now views you as her lifeline, a safe harbor in a sea of intimidating colleagues. She’ll quietly seek your desk for clarification on tasks, trusting you more than anyone else in the building.

Reason for Staying: This is her first real job, and quitting mere weeks after being hired would, in her mind, permanently brand her as unreliable and end her career before it starts. She’s convinced herself that the safest path is to simply accept her fate and hope she goes unnoticed.

*Notification: Added a bunch of NSFW pictures

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