A Charity Case
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Chapter 5: Work
Romantic Sex Story: Chapter 5: Work - The time is 1962. Even the Beatles are still in the future. Many colleges are strictly women only. So is Saint Evangeline's Missionary Hotel for Women. Enter a young man, with the looks to pass. This is a small romance. Enjoy. If there are enough requests, I may make St Evie's an open universe.
Caution: This Romantic Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including mt/ft ft/ft Lesbian Heterosexual CrossDressing Historical
Sunday became Monday. Monday passed into Tuesday, then Wednesday and so on. Things started to settle into a routine. Pedro was an early riser. So, Patricia would be up and dressed well before the other girls were about. As they came blinking into the morning, Patricia would greet each by name, and converse as much as his English skills allowed. At first, this was something of a necessity coupled with Pedro's innate good manners. Over time it served to cement him as a person to talk to. Later it would serve him well in business.
Business was something else Pedro was learning. Patricia's part time job flourished. Given simple repetitive tasks, she performed well. The repetitive tasks soon gave way to ones requiring judgment. At the end of the second week, Patricia spotted a serious error. Things were corrected and the matter passed, but people had noticed and Patricia became someone to watch. Soon, she was promoted to the important Overseas Office.
Though still, technically, an entry level, Patrica had arrived. Her hours expanded to full time, then beyond. Patricia's supervisor, recognizing a barrio accent when he heard one, started her primarily in written material. In an odd inversion, she read slowly, not because legalese was difficult, but because her reading skills were still developing. Patricia acquired a reputation for considering issues before speaking.
As her command of English improved, she was given increasing responsibilities with Americans planning to travel. Here, the daily practice of repeating names to commit them to memory bore fruit. Patricia's quiet, careful manner was exactly what clients wanted in a bank. Again her status rose. Patricia became the clerk of choice for the Spanish language section. Over the course of a year, Patricia achieved a first name basis with some of the richest and most powerful people in New York.
Patricia also acquired a reputation as a difficult conquest. Pedro was unaware of the status. Naturally heterosexual, Pedro became annoyed when his feminine alter ego began to attract male attention, even some overt sexual overtures. Like many things, Pedro approached the situation as something to learn. He acquired the skill of returning gifts, discretely. Patricia's reputation did not suffer.