Today i was in my office in the afternoon, the sun slants through the window, casting a warm glow on my desk. Isabelle's voice crackles over the intercom, her words a tantalizing promise: "A soft drink, Mayor. A moment away from the usual tasks."

I know what she means—the special elixir she reserves for moments like these. The anticipation curls in my stomach as I watch her prepare. She glides to the small fridge bar, retrieving a Highball Clear Glass—the vessel for our shared secret. Ice cubes clink as she places them inside, arranging them like precious gems. Next come the essentials: a cup, a napkin, soda, and half a lemon.

Isabelle pours warm water into the cup, her movements deliberate. Then she approaches, her scent—part citrus, part mystery—enveloping me. She sets the tray on my desk, and I shift to make room. The glass with ices is mine now, and I wonder what alchemy awaits.

But Isabelle isn't done. She dips the napkin into the warm water, lifting her skirt with grace. Her skin is porcelain against the fabric, and she cleans herself under her pretty skirt meticulously. My pulse quickens; this ritual is both mundane and extraordinary. She comes to me, lifts her skirt and spread her pussy with two fingers, positions herself, and I follow her, placing the glass in front of her pussy.

And then it happens—the secret unveiled. With a sigh, Isabelle begins to relieve herself into the glass. Her clear amber stream hisses like a tap at a high-end bar. I feel the force of it—the warmth—as if she's pouring more than a simple liquid. The ice cubes spin, catching the light, while her flow fills the glass. She smiles at me, her eyes holding mischief and vulnerability.

When she's emptied her bladder, the glass stands near the brim. I take it from her, our fingers brushing. Isabelle completes the concoction—a dash of soda, a squeeze of lemon. She stirs it with a red straw, creating a symphony of flavors. And then, with a flourish, she hands it back to me.

"Your special drink," she says, her voice a secret shared between us. I sip, tasting the essence of Isabelle—the warmth, the tang, it has even a subtle hint of coffee,that drink is the perfect balanced taste of her intimacy. It's not just a beverage; it's a communion—a reminder that our roles as mayor and secretary fade when the office door closes.

And so, in the quiet of that afternoon, we raise our glasses—to secrets, to vulnerability, and to the unspoken promise that our hidden world will always overflow with surprises.