Pigster: Prelude

by B.G. Fisher

Marie Evers, twenty-six, five feet three inches, one hundred and nineteen pounds. Working as an Account Specialist at Emberun Incorporated for the past three years, made a huge mistake. Two of them, actually. First, she let her libido get the best of her, which in turn allowed her immediate supervisor, Joshua Bevin, to use her, and her accounts, as he saw fit. Wherever, whenever, and for whatever reasons he desired. Second, Marie disrespected his boss, Katherine Homb, by labeling her, due to her weight, with a foolish playground moniker, which Joshua readily gave Marie up on the day he was asked to resign. The same day Marie was also called before Ms. Homb, the woman who now controls her fate not only at the company, but quite possibly far beyond. Expecting to be terminated, Marie found herself surprisingly presented with a choice to be made. Run, or accept Kate’s offer of a second chance.

Prelude, is an extended version (that is to say, an exact copy) of the Look Inside feature offered for the fully told tale, Pigster , both of which are intended, as are all of B. G. Fisher’s works, for the mature reader.

91 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 15, 2016