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Office Fantasy Pantyhose Games

I never expected work to feel like a slow-burning game of cat and mouse. But then again, I never expected Claire.

Claire joined the company a few months after I did—a transfer from the regional office. She was smart, polished, and knew exactly what she was doing, both professionally and otherwise. Blonde hair that curled softly at the shoulders, always immaculately styled. Her go-to outfit seemed to be her uniform: crisp white blouse, sleek black pencil skirt, sheer black pantyhose, and high heels that clicked confidently down the hallway. Every single day. Like clockwork.

And somehow, she always managed to make it seem effortless.

She had this aura—equal parts charm and mischief—that hovered just beneath the surface. And when she talked to you, it felt like you were the only person in the building. That was especially true with me.

It started small. Lingering glances in morning meetings. A subtle smirk as she caught me watching her cross one leg over the other in the conference room. She’d shift slightly, letting her skirt ride up just enough to give me a momentary flash of her thigh—always quick, always subtle. Enough to make me question if it was deliberate.

But the look in her eye said it absolutely was.

The break room was where the real games began.

She’d walk in just as I was making coffee, slide next to me, always standing just a little closer than necessary. Sometimes her shoulder brushed mine. Sometimes it was her hip. Once, she kicked off a heel and stretched her pantyhose clad foot under the table while we talked, casually flexing her nylon-covered toes in plain view as I tried not to stare. She noticed, of course. She always did.

“You alright?” she’d ask, the corners of her mouth curled in amusement.

“Yeah, just tired,” I’d lie.

“Mm-hmm.” She’d lean in just slightly. “You sure it’s not something else?”

It became part of the routine. She’d take her seat on the edge of my desk when stopping by to ask a “quick question,” swinging her legs just enough to draw my eyes. She’d stretch them out in front of her, crossing her ankles, casually letting one shoe dangle. Then it would drop. She’d flex her foot, rub her calf with the other, as if she needed a break from the heels—when really, I think she just liked the reaction.

I tried to act normal. Professional. Focused.

But she made it impossible.

Sometimes, she’d catch me at the copier or organizing supplies in the storage room—tight space, narrow aisles. She’d brush past me, the silky sound of her skirt and nylons brushing my leg. Then she’d pause, turning back slowly with a knowing glance.

“Sorry,” she’d say, never sounding sorry. “Didn’t mean to bump you.”

Once, she stood behind me in the file room, reaching over my shoulder to grab a binder from the top shelf. Her body pressed lightly into my back. Her breath close. Her voice a whisper:

“Careful. You might get caught watching me like that.”

“I wasn’t watching,” I said, trying to keep my voice steady.

“Liar,” she whispered playfully, then turned and walked out, one heel in hand, pantyhose foot brushing softly against the tile with every step.

Every day was a performance, and I was her front-row audience.

Some days she’d walk by my desk with her shoes off, her high heels in hand, stretching her legs like she just needed a moment off her beautiful pantyhose feet. She’d toss me a look—half-innocent, half-teasing—then slowly cross one leg over the other, brushing her foot against her ankle as she sat nearby, letting the light hit the sheer fabric just right.

Sometimes she’d tap her foot softly while sitting across from me during lunch, like she was testing if I’d glance again. And I always did.

“You really like these, don’t you?” she asked once, giving a pointed look at her legs.

I swallowed. “They’re… hard not to notice.”

“I know,” she said, then smiled and went back to her sandwich like we’d just talked about the weather.

We never crossed any lines. Not technically. It was always this drawn-out dance—charged with suggestion, but never more than that. She never needed to do more than flash a smile or slide just a little too close.

What made it so addictive was the subtlety. The way she held eye contact just a beat too long. The way she’d fix her skirt with a slow hand while facing me, or stretch her legs under the desk until one brushed mine.

It happened often. Enough that I started looking forward to going to work in a way I never had before. Even mundane meetings felt different when Claire was sitting nearby, one shoe half-off, her legs crossed high, her expression unreadable—but her intentions always just beneath the surface.

And the best part?

She knew exactly what she was doing.

Maybe one day it would turn into something more. Or maybe it was destined to stay exactly like this—an endless string of stolen glances, subtle touches, and playful teasing across office hallways and break room chairs.

But either way, Claire turned the 9-to-5 into something far more intriguing. Something exciting. Something I couldn’t stop thinking about.

Office Fantasy Pantyhose Games: Part II – The Shift

It started as harmless fun—or at least, that’s what I told myself. But things changed. Gradually. The lines between playful office banter and something more charged began to blur. Claire never said anything directly. She didn’t have to. Every look, every touch, every “accidental” stumble told the story for her.

One Tuesday afternoon, I was alone in the corner office, reviewing some numbers when she came in without knocking, holding a folder that I’m fairly sure was empty.

“Need help?” she asked, smiling as she leaned against the doorframe.

“I think I’ve got it,” I replied, without looking up.

“Are you sure?” she pressed, stepping inside. Her heels clicked softly across the tile until she reached the front of my desk. She set the folder down, turned, and hopped onto the edge.

She crossed her legs—slowly—and let one heel dangle.

“You always look so tense in here,” she said, slipping her foot free and nudging it gently against my thigh.

I froze. The soft pressure of her nylon-clad foot against my leg was unmistakable. She moved it upward slightly, her gaze steady.

“You should relax more,” she said quietly.

I glanced up at her, heart pounding. “Claire…”

“Shh,” she whispered, her foot sliding just an inch higher. “No one’s around.”

She held the contact for a few more seconds, then leaned back on her palms, acting like nothing unusual had happened. When she finally hopped off the desk, she left both her heels behind, casually walking away in her pantyhose-covered feet.

That became her new game.

Some days she’d slip her shoes off the moment she entered my office. She’d curl up in the chair across from me, feet tucked under her, or sometimes stretched across to rest in my lap. Once, she sat down and before I could react, her foot slid across my thigh.

“You don’t mind, do you?” she asked, not bothering to wait for an answer.

There were times when she’d stand too close behind me as I sat, her hand brushing my shoulder, her breath teasing the side of my neck. The slightest movement, and I’d feel the soft material of her skirt graze the back of my hand. She never apologized. Never pulled away.

One afternoon, in the storage room, she crouched down to pick something up. I happened to walk in, and when she looked back over her shoulder, her skirt had ridden up just enough to be undeniably intentional. She didn’t adjust it.

“Oh,” she said innocently, “Didn’t see you there.”

She stayed kneeling longer than necessary, slowly rising with a stretch that made it clear she knew I was watching.

Another time, she “tripped” near my desk and caught herself by landing—conveniently—right in my lap. Her hands on my shoulders. Her skirt bunched up.

“Oops,” she said breathlessly. “I’m such a klutz.”

It was impossible not to react. My body betrayed me. And she noticed—every time.

She’d occasionally glance down, then up at me with that familiar smirk. “You should really learn to hide that better,” she teased once, letting her heel trail along the inside of my thigh under the desk.

Some days, she would sit across from me, then slowly stretch one leg forward, her foot resting lightly against the very center of my lap. No words. Just eye contact. Like she was daring me to say something.

The tension grew unbearable at times. It was impossible to think straight, to type an email, to speak in full sentences when she was around. Her voice, her scent, the way she shifted in her seat to draw attention to herself—it consumed every spare moment.

She’d perch on my desk, lean forward with her blouse unbuttoned just enough, and slip her feet—still in black pantyhose—into my lap while pretending to read a spreadsheet.

“You know,” she’d say one afternoon, her toes slowly brushing side to side, “You’ve been very patient.”

“Have I?”

“Mmhmm.” She tilted her head. “You haven’t made a move once.”

“That’s because I’m trying to stay professional.”

Claire leaned in, her lips inches from mine. “And how’s that working out for you?”

She didn’t kiss me. She never crossed that final line. But the space between us in that moment buzzed with electricity. Her hand grazed my knee, slow and deliberate, then she pulled away and walked out barefoot, heels in hand.

The door clicked shut behind her.

And I sat there—panting slightly, flushed, frustrated, and undeniably hooked.

The dance continued, day after day. No one else in the office had a clue. But we knew. And it was driving us both slowly, deliciously mad.

“Office Games: Part III – Thin Lines”

It became almost impossible to concentrate.

Every day, Claire pushed the boundaries a little more — and I followed, silently, breathlessly, pretending we were still on opposite sides of a line neither of us had officially crossed.

One Thursday morning, she came in earlier than usual. I was already at my desk, coffee in hand, when I looked up and there she was — standing in the doorway, heels dangling from one finger, barefoot in black pantyhose, blouse tucked into her pencil skirt as always.

“Thought I’d give my feet a break today,” she said with a wink.

I didn’t answer. I didn’t need to. She knew the effect it had.

She walked in slowly, the soft hush of nylon against carpet sending a low pulse through the room. Without waiting for an invitation, she came around the side of my desk and sat in the guest chair. Then she did what she always did: stretched her legs toward me, her feet resting softly in my lap.

“You’ve been so tense lately,” she said lightly, gently flexing her toes. “Maybe I should help you relax.”

The texture of her pantyhose gliding against the fabric of my pants made my breath catch.

“You’re enjoying this way too much,” I muttered, shifting slightly, but not moving her feet away.

“Oh, I know I am,” she said, pressing just a little more firmly. “And so are you.”

There was no pretending anymore. She would glance down and smile, as if she liked seeing just how far she could push before I cracked. But I was already cracking.

Some days, she would sneak up behind me while I was standing at the copier or leaning into a cabinet in the storage room. She’d press in close—her hands on my back, her pantyhose legs brushing along the back of mine—and pretend she was reaching for something.

“Oops,” she’d murmur if our bodies collided, “Wasn’t watching where I was going.”

But her movements were too smooth, too timed, too rehearsed to be accidents.

Once, in the middle of a quiet afternoon, she came into my office, barefoot again, holding a folder. She didn’t say a word—just walked behind my chair, then leaned in close. I felt the soft fabric of her foot slide slowly along the inside of my thigh.

I froze.

She whispered in my ear, “Still trying to be professional?”

I swallowed hard. “Trying.”

“You’re adorable when you struggle.”

Then she sat on the edge of my desk, crossed her legs, and let her foot rest gently against me again — deliberate, slow, and silent.

She knew exactly how far to go. How much to touch. How long to linger.

Another time, she dropped a pen near my chair and knelt to retrieve it — moving slowly, her hand resting briefly on my knee as she leaned forward. Her skirt shifted, and I got a clear view of the smooth black pantyhose stretching over her thighs. She stayed like that a moment longer than necessary, glancing up to catch my reaction.

“You okay?” she asked, feigning innocence.

“Fine,” I said, voice tight.

Claire tilted her head. “You don’t look fine.”

It wasn’t just the touching—it was the way she watched me. The eye contact. The smirks. The way she could turn something as innocent as crossing her legs or slipping off her shoes into a fully loaded moment. And it happened often.

Every time I thought it might stop or fade or lose intensity, it only escalated.

Some days she wouldn’t even speak—just sit quietly on the side of my desk or lean in the doorway barefoot, arms crossed, eyes scanning me like she was deciding which boundary to push next. The silence between us held more weight than most conversations.

But no matter how bold things got, we never said what we were doing. Never acknowledged what was clearly happening between us. Maybe that was the thrill. The not-knowing. The careful balance between desire and discretion.

One day, I finally asked her, “Do you do this with everyone?”

She smiled, her foot sliding gently along the edge of my chair. “Only the ones who can keep up.”

And then she was gone — leaving behind the faint scent of perfume, the soft whisper of nylon on fabric, and a mind completely unable to focus on anything but her pantyhose.