An Embarrassing Affair (Mr Incognito@Gina)

[Mr Incognito]

Ernest sat calmly on the park bench at the center of the city.His long, blond hair fell over the top of the bench in the back. His hand was covering his eyes as he tried to block a brief flash of sun light that glared into his face. Normally, the passive Ernest was not found of spending too much time out doors; he preferred to be away from people, not to interact with them unless needed. But today was different. He was going to meet his co-worker and rival in the office for a day off, and he had a rather....interesting day planned for the two of them.

 

[Gina]

Gina his rival about the age of 23 was jogging through the park which she usally does everytime she has a day off. As she ran she enjoyed the sun in on her skin. She wore a simple t-shirt and sweat pants as she ran. About 10 minutes into her jog she ran into her co-worker which made her stop. "What the hell are you doing here?" she asked him.

 

[Mr Incognito]

Ernest looked up lazily as he saw his rival approach. Gina was just the person he wanted to see right now, but his face didn't show it. Nor did his face show that he disliked it. He just looked slightly annoyed at her reaction. He still sat calmly at the bench, crossing his legs and looking at her. She had quite a nice figure, and with the choice of clothes, it certainly showed.


"Why so abrasive? I only came to enjoy a quiet sit in the park! Just because we're competitive at work, doesn't mean we need to be nasty outside of work, eh?"

 

[Gina]

She frowned at him. "You were the one that took all the credit for that one project remember. You are rat and nothing more." she said rudely towards him. "I told you many times to stay out of my sight"

 

[Mr Incognito]

And you took credit for my first presentation back when we started out. But if we focus on that, then we'll just hate each other. Why not just start over, hmm?"

Ernest was lying, although he was a very good liar. He still held his grudges against her, but he did not show it openly. He wanted back at this girl, and he wanted it bad. But he needed her to lower her guard. He needed her to be vulnerable, and once she was, he would strike. He hid a small smile as he reflected his plan. It was going to be a good say.

 

[Gina]

She sighed "Fine. I guess we are even. I still don't like you but I don't hate you anymore." she said still frowning. Gina looked around the park to see if anyone else was around. Maybe someone who she would like better.