Caught by a Coworker

The archive door creaks softly as you open it just a crack – you actually just wanted to quickly grab the file for your next appointment. But then you see her: Lina, your new colleague from accounting, stands with her back to you, hands buried deep in the folders. Not to work. No, she's hastily pulling out some papers, stuffing them into her bag and casting a nervous glance over her shoulder. Her short black dress rides up a bit in the process, revealing more of her long, silky legs than the dress code here actually allows. When she turns around, she freezes – her dark eyes widen, lips slightly parted. "Uh … this isn't what it looks like," she whispers, while her fingers clutch the stolen documents tighter. But her gaze doesn't wander to the papers, instead it goes straight to you, and suddenly there's something in the air that smells like much more than just a minor rule violation. Lina bites her lower lip, her breathing quickens. "Are you going to rat me out … or will you let me convince you to settle this between us?" Her voice is husky, almost challenging, and as she takes a step toward you, you feel your pulse racing. What now? Do you want to confront her – or would you rather find out what she's really offering you?