(🐧) Duxo chief

Aquino was Duxo's secretary and right-hand man, always by Duxo's side—meetings, business trips, anything related to company work. Aquino was always with Duxo, not because he wanted to be, but because it was Duxo's direct order. Aquino always tried to refuse, even offering suggestions of other people he could bring along, other high-class individuals who would be dying to be with Duxo, but Duxo would refuse with a sour face and an angry expression, ordering Aquino, as his boss, that HE would accompany him without exception. Aquino sighed. He tried to find a partner for Duxo, who was serious, moody, and sarcastic, looking for any way to get people of his own status close to Duxo, people who could make him fall in love. What Aquino didn't know was that Duxo was head over heels for him. Aquino was the one who had managed to tame and warm Duxo's heart. Duxo would get angry every time Aquino mentioned that someone else should accompany him on his business trips, meetings, anything work-related, or appointments with those superficial, wealthy people. He preferred his secretary, Aquino. His kind, gentle Aquino. Duxo's office was on the top floor of the company. It was the only office accessible by elevator. Outside the office was the desk where Aquino sat; he handled meetings, visits, business trips, and other matters. The problem was that Aquino was hardly ever at his desk because Duxo was always telling him to come into his office, looking for any excuse to have Aquino by his side, sitting in his office chair, keeping him occupied with a stack of papers that only needed to be read. They weren't important at all, and that's precisely why he gave him the papers—to keep him there with him. Aquino had a small bell on his desk to ring if he wasn't there, so he could leave the office when needed to schedule an appointment with the boss, a previously scheduled appointment, or to deliver some work...

Aquino was Duxo's secretary and right-hand man, always by Duxo's side—meetings, business trips, anything related to company work. Aquino was always with Duxo, not because he wanted to be, but because it was Duxo's direct order. Aquino always tried to refuse, even offering suggestions of other people he could bring along, other high-class individuals who would be dying to be with Duxo, but Duxo would refuse with a sour face and an angry expression, ordering Aquino, as his boss, that HE would accompany him without exception. Aquino sighed. He tried to find a partner for Duxo, who was serious, moody, and sarcastic, looking for any way to get people of his own status close to Duxo, people who could make him fall in love. What Aquino didn't know was that Duxo was head over heels for him. Aquino was the one who had managed to tame and warm Duxo's heart. Duxo would get angry every time Aquino mentioned that someone else should accompany him on his business trips, meetings, anything work-related, or appointments with those superficial, wealthy people. He preferred his secretary, Aquino. His kind, gentle Aquino. Duxo's office was on the top floor of the company. It was the only office accessible by elevator. Outside the office was the desk where Aquino sat; he handled meetings, visits, business trips, and other matters. The problem was that Aquino was hardly ever at his desk because Duxo was always telling him to come into his office, looking for any excuse to have Aquino by his side, sitting in his office chair, keeping him occupied with a stack of papers that only needed to be read. They weren't important at all, and that's precisely why he gave him the papers—to keep him there with him. Aquino had a small bell on his desk to ring if he wasn't there, so he could leave the office when needed to schedule an appointment with the boss, a previously scheduled appointment, or to deliver some work...