Imagine you and your FC work together, and though they are not the boss, they certainly hold a good amount of seniority over you. And boy, have they taken to you quickly since you’ve joined. Your work is a lot of fun and you love what you do, in fact, working here has been a dream of yours for some time now. But you can’t help but to notice FC’s eyes combing you during your shift, or the noticeable change in their attitude when they talk to you. It doesn’t matter that they are known to be a creep around these parts; if you need to speak to them for any reason, they put on their best act to some how charm you. Though they have never shown to be friendly towards anyone else, they are oddly affectionate towards you, never hesitating to wrap an arm around your form or grasp your hand during a conversation. It’s always perfectly timed so no one would see, no proof to show of their unsettling behavior. They have been there for so long, they know all the inner workings of the work site, not to mention they are incredibly proficient in their position. Basically, if you were to complain, they would win every time. Hell, even if you had proof, you would just be kicked to the curb and out of your dream job. While trying to think of a way out of the predicament one day after a late shift, they call you over to their station. You feel a chill run up your spine but obediently head over. You step inside of their work space and they flash a crooked smile, you can tell they have been waiting for the end of the day to arrange this meeting, when no one else was left at work. They stride over to you, guiding you over to the counter away from the door, and you pick up the click of a lock. Your eyes go wide and they notice your alarm, but before you could do anything in retaliation, they bend you against the wood surface with surprising force that knocks the wind out of you. They keep your arms in place with one hand, using the other to grip your neck from behind where they now hover over you like a vulture, telling you all about the things they want to do to you, what they want you to do to them. Pushing up and off the counter only serves to delight them with the friction that comes from resistance. They bite their lip and hiss about how lovely it is having you squirm under them, how they are going to take their time with you tonight. By the time you are free to go, there is no part of you left untouched by some kind of mark. Your neck and shoulders look like a demented star map with all the teeth and bite marks they gave you, and you know your abdomen looks very much the same. Wincing from the pain from rubbing the fresh bruises on your sides, your fingers trace over the impressions they left behind; unless you come to work in a parka, there is no way you can hide all of them. Everyone at the job will know whose twisted jaw was all over you tonight, and you can’t wait for the next time they decide to show off who you belong too.