Unable to argue with her, I settled back in the seat and
started reading through the resumes I'd been handed
while Erin took my dick in her mouth. Feeling her soft
tongue gently caressing the underside of my cock as
her lips kept light, teasing suction on my member, I
only made it about halfway through the list before
setting it aside to concentrate on what my assistant
was doing as she fellated me. Finally, with my hand on
the back of her head and the head of my cock buried
down her throat, I unloaded within her, giving me a
rush of dopamine and clearing my head.
Once completely drained, Erin sat back up, dabbed at
the corners of her mouth with a finger, and sucked any
residual fluids off while giving me a Cheshire cat grin.
We spent the remainder of the ride going through her
notes on candidates for a chef, gardener, and domestic
manager. The gardener's job was simple enough - he
would maintain the grounds on top of my apartment,
including keeping the pool in pristine condition.
Erin managed most of my life; similarly, a domestic
manager was meant to manage my home and staff.
She would make arrangements to keep food stocked,
schedule upkeep and maintenance, oversee maid
services, and anything else that would fall into the
realm of living spaces. The woman Erin had picked was
a Japanese national, with dark brown hair, brown eyes,
and striking Asian features, appearing to be in her late
thirties.
Erin seemed pleased when I signed off on all three of
them, and we spent the remainder of the trip talking
about the Channel Seven event I was walking into,
going over the PR director's talking points Karl sent
over, and schooling me on my grandfather's company,
VistaVision. It was one of the largest corporations
dealing in media and entertainment, competing with
some of the biggest companies out there for consumer
dollars. It now owned one of the most successful
streaming platforms, a popular hosting site, financed
movies, ran cruises, established theme parks, and
participated in many other ambitious endeavors that
made VistaVision a household name. According to
everyone, it also meant that I had many eyes focused
on me.
Finally arriving at the Channel Seven building, the door
opened and we climbed out. Erin and I made our way
through the lobby of the building with Chloe and one
other security guard on our heels while the third drove
off to park the car. The men were attired the same in
dress shirts, pants, and a matching coat, while Chloe
wore navy pants, a white blouse, and a semi-casual
jacket. She looked like she could have been a middle-
aged mom who had just
dropped her kids off at school before heading to her
desk job.
We were greeted by a woman in the lobby who
handed us badges and led us through security and into
a large auditorium. What I saw caused me to stop in
my tracks; there had to be over a thousand people in
this room. Important-looking people milled about,
shaking hands with each other and probably making
deals that would change the fates of entire cities. The
far end had a lit stage with multiple chairs laid out in a
row. Was this where' I was supposed to give my talk?
Was supposed to say important things in front of all
these people?
Karl Yunger and William Price were both there to greet
me, and I saw Ashlee standing just behind William. She
caught me looking at her and broke out in a dazzling
smile that would have captivated me a few days ago,
but between the baggage of being a VanCamp and
spending a weekend with a bevy of hot women, was
inoculated to her charms. She was still a knockout, and
I would have fallen in bed with her in an instant if she
hadn't if the circumstances had been different, but I
was starting to learn that I didn't have to listen to my
penis every time it wanted to lead me into temptation.
"Good to see you, Mr. Upton!" Karl said as shook his
hand. "Did you get a chance to look at the notes we
sent you?"
"I did," I glanced around. "Mr. Younger, I didn't expect
this many people. I thought this was going to be a
small gathering of just a few reporters."
"Unfortunately," William interjected, "some of the
members of the board at VistaVision got wind that this
would be happening and insisted on being here. Then
word got out to some of the other shareholders, and
before we knew it, it evolved into this. There'll be a Q
and A period, but don't you worry about any of that.
Chandler is going to handle that," he said. "We just
need you to read off the statement we gave you and
let us handle the rest."
"Who's Chandler?" I asked.
"He's the Director of Operations for VistaVision and the
interim CEO until a new one is appointed," Karl said,
directing me to follow him through the crowd toward
the stage. "In fact, he's waiting for you in the green
room, if you'll come with me."
"I've managed to do a pretty good job of avoiding the
news crews and paparazzi so far," I said as followed
him. "Some of my family haven't been as lucky. Will
doing this calm everyone down?"
As we weaved through the crowd, Karl gave me a
smile that
conveyed pity. "Perhaps, but Mr. Upton, you need to
keep in mind conveyed pity. "Perhaps, but Mr. Upton,
you need to keep in mind that you're one of the 'elites'
now. You'll likely experience a fluctuating degree of
media attention, but it'll never fully go away. It's an
unstoppable force. The best you can do is try to steer it
in the direction you want it to go. That's one of the
purposes of this meeting."
Erin, Chloe, and security guard extra number one
accompanied us through the crowd and a door to the
right of the main stage. Karl and William led me down
a much quieter hall to a door.
"We'll send someone for you when they're ready,
William said.
"Don't worry," Kari said, "I'll be up there with you to
keep you from making any blunders."
With that, the pair left me and my small entourage on
our own. I entered the room and found two people
already present. A man who appeared to be in his late
fifties to early sixties... and Helen. My lawyer's blue
eyes immediately tracked me and flashed a tight-
lipped smile. Helen's poker face was usually killer, but
today, uncertainty was etched in every line of her
features. She was uncomfortable with our new
situation, and I couldn't blame her.
The man turned from the window he'd been gazing out
of and gave me a toothy smile as he approached me,
offering his hand. "Ah! Hello! You must be the man of
the hour himself, Marcus Upton!"
He spoke with a proper British accent that you might
hear from a butler in a movie, and smiled with his eyes
and mouth. It was infectious, and I couldn't help but
return it despite my feeling of trepidation at being here.
I gave him my hand and we shook..
"Hi. You're Chandler?" I asked.
"Yes! Chandler Grayson. Director of Operations for
VistaVision, but I'm sure Yunger has filled you in on
myself, so I won't bore you.. Just to let you know, the
companies have been in good hands during this
dreadful time. Despite the tumultuous news and the
fraught waves it's stirred within the markets, we've
weathered them quite nicely, if I do say so myself."
"That's... good?"
"I should think so, Mr. Upton! I'd even go so far as to
say our team has done some of their finest work during
this dark hour."
"Are you going up on the stage?" I asked, unsure of
whether or not having this cartoon character of a man
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