Janine Tennison had finally made it. After a little over 20 years making her way up through the ranks of the Davis and Rogers Corporation, she had finally reached senior management--she was the new Senior Vice President for Personnel. Although she downplayed it in public, she privately took great pride that she was the first woman to make it this far in company history. Oh, there were times when she doubted she would make it this far. Although the corporation's CEO, Julius Burns, was a straight-laced and honorable man who forbid "hanky-panky" among his employees--even in the days before sexual harassment became a firestorm in the workplace--she had met a few less scrupulous supervisors on her way up the ladder. Somehow, through cleverness, ingenuity, and shear determination, she refused to succumb to the ravages of office sexual politics that had claimed some of her peers. As Janine settled in to her plush new office, her mind wandered back to her early days at D&R. She was one of three female junior executives hired right out of college. It was the mid-70's, and D&R was concerned about projecting an image that women could attain jobs of importance. But the three women soon found out old habits die hard, Women's Lib or not. To varying degrees, each of the three women endured harassment from male colleagues. Janine's young idealism quickly became tempered, and was eventually replaced by a tough, take-no-prisoners attitude. She made it a point to always dress conservatively, and went out of her way not to accentuate her natural beauty. Unfortunately, the other two women weren't as willing to downplay their femininity, and didn't fare as well. In large part because they were unable to fend off sexual predators, they eventually left D&R under less than happy circumstances. Over the years, Janine had convinced herself that she had been smarter than the other two women, that they just couldn't handle the adversity and--as Janine had done--find a way use it to their advantage. As she leaned back in her expensive chair, Janine didn't realize that her biggest challenge was to come. It would be in the persona of one Jeremy "Jerry" Burns, Senior Vice-President in charge of Operations, and Julius Burns' eldest son. Her first morning at work on the 47th floor was interrupted by a knock on her half-opened door. In the doorway stood Jerry Burns, dressed in a thousand-dollar power suit. "Mind if I come in?" Before Janine could answer he entered, closing the door behind him. He sat down on the couch facing her, reclining slightly, watching her. Janine knew that look well enough to know he was undressing her with his eyes. As he stared, he wore an infuriatingly crooked smile that turned Janine's stomach. The crooked lips parted. "So, how do you like life on the 47th floor? I was surprised that you got this job. I can't tell you how happy I am to know we'll be working so closely together." Janine paused before responding, thinking 'Better take this carefully.' After all, as much as she despised this cretin, he was the son of her boss, and would likely take his place in a few years. Janine put a pleasant, albeit forced smile on her face. "Yeah, Jerry, I can't wait to get started. In fact, I'd like to talk to you about the people assigned to the McDermott account, if you've got a few minutes" As Janine suspected, Jerry Burns was not in the mood for shop talk. Still wearing his lecherous smile, he revealed the true purpose of his visit. "We can talk about that later. First, let's talk about you and me, sweet cheeks. Now that you're up here, your... performance expectations will be a little different. I've got some friendly advice for you. You'd better be 'friendly' to me if you plan to go further in this company. I can make that happen, or I can keep that from happening. I'm sure you realize 'Daddy' won't be here forever." Janine's smile vanished. She sat perfectly still in her chair, knowing she had to choose her next words carefully. "And how exactly do you define 'friendly?'" Jerry's smile became even more disgusting. "C'mon Janine, you're a smart babe, I'm sure you know what I mean. And by the way, you know you'd be a real looker if you just worked at it." Janine couldn't believe his audacity, CEO's son or not. She decided she had to stop this here and now. Summoning her most stern voice, her eyes met his met him head-on. "If you're insinuating that you expect me to become your little slut, you've got another thing coming. Now get out of here before I drag your ass into 'daddy's' office and tell him about your little proposition." Jerry's phony smile was quickly replaced by an ice-cold stare. His tone turned openly hostile. "You talk real bold for a brand-new executive, babe. But, I'm not worried... I know you'll come around to my way of thinking real soon. If not, I'm sure your stay up here will be real short." With that, he was out the door, muttering "dumb bitch" just loud enough for the secretaries to hear. The next few weeks were pure hell for Janine. Jerry Burns propositioned her several more times, with no success. It was obvious to Janine that her refusal was a novel experience to him, and his mood grew progressively darker after each rejection. After it became obvious Janine would not relent, he decided to use a different tact--one even more despicable. He began using every opportunity he could to make Janine look bad in front of his father and the other executives. His goal was simple: if he could maker her look incompetent, she might well be fired. There were no boundaries to his treachery. He strategically spread rumors, saying she had gotten promotions over the years by sleeping around, and that she had threatened a sexual harassment suit if she wasn't promoted. He also insinuated that her promotion was merely an effort to show outsiders that D&R had a female executive, a boon in these politically correct times. And every single day, he told her privately that he would continue his campaign until she either consented to have sex with him or quit. Then, one day while waiting for the subway, Janine saw an advertisement taped on the wall of the platform that would change her life--and Jerry Burns'--forever: "Dr. Elizabeth Frazier, Psychologist Specializing In Issues Regarding Harassment of Women In Corporate Management." Janine had never been to a psychologist; in fact, she didn't believe in them. She privately looked down on co-workers who felt they had to spill their guts on a couch twice a week to get through life. But this business with Jerry Burns was really starting to unnerve her, and she desperately wanted to discuss it with someone she trusted. She was too embarrassed to talk to anyone at work or her family. As she continued to stare at the ad, she finally concluded 'why not?' As her train pulled up, she quickly scratched the phone number on a scrap of paper she had pulled from in her purse. She dialed the number as soon as she sat down behind her desk. The phone on the other end started ringing. Feeling suddenly foolish she quickly hung up. "I can deal with this situation... I don't need some quack to tell me how to deal with 'daddy's little boy.' But her bold proclamation didn't quite erase the nagging self-doubt she felt. Later that morning, 'daddy's little boy' chaired the weekly executive staff meeting, as his father was on vacation. Sure enough, he managed to get in a few digs on Janine, who was not fully prepared--in large part due to her being distracted by the problems of the past few weeks. Like a shark smelling blood, Jerry zeroed in for the kill. He completed her humiliation by admonishing her in front of the whole staff, snidely remarking, "You're in the big leagues now. I strongly suggest you get your act together real soon, or else..." Shaken, Janine returned to her office, nearly in tears. How could this be happening? 20 plus years of hard work now hung tenuously because of the unscrupulous acts of a single person. She'd always prided herself on the ability to out-think her opponents; now seemed totally at the mercy of this despicable man. Worse, she felt powerless to fight back. She pulled the scrap of paper from her purse, her reluctance to call the psychologist overcome by the events of the meeting. A pleasant voice answered Janine's call. "Dr. Frazier's officer, this is Francine speaking. May I help you?" Janine paused, suddenly unsure again about proceeding. "Uh... hello, I... I saw an advertisement... uh... about Dr. Frazier's practice. I wonder, can I... um... make an appointment to talk to... her?" Sensing Janine's obvious discomfort, the receptionist tried to sound reassuring. "Why, certainly you can... Dr. Frazier is very good... I'm sure the doctor can help you solve your problems. Would you be interested a telephone or in-person consultation?" Janine hadn't though quite that far ahead, and after a second of indecision, agreed to an in-person session late that afternoon. "Fine, then we'll see you here today at 5:30. I hope you have a good day. Good-bye." With that, the voice was replaced by a dial tone. As the afternoon progressed, Janine's attitude about seeing Dr. Frazier meandered from feeling foolish about seeing a psychologist to being hopeful the session could do some good. Finally, the hands on her watch showed 5 p.m. For better or worse, the time had come to go see the shrink. Francine Reynolds was much like Janine had pictured her: small and perky. At precisely 5:30, she escorted Janine into the office of Dr. Elizabeth Frazier. As the doctor's office door swung upon, an attractive brunette in a conservative gray business suit rose from behind a large oak desk. Mid-40's, Janine guessed, noting the subtle streaks of gray and the developing wrinkles. The doctor smiled warmly, her hand outstretched to seek Janine's. "Ms. Tennison, I'm Liz Frazier. Welcome to my torture chamber." "Your torture chamber?" Janine replied uneasily as she accepted the hand. Her host flashed a mischievous smile at her. "Oh, that's just a professional joke dear, a little 'icebreaker.' Now, I'm sure you're a little uncomfortable, but I assure you have no need to fear either me or anything that will happen here today. Would you care to have a seat on the couch and tell me why you have sought out my services?" Still partly wondering why she decided to do this, Janine sat down at the end of the large leather couch--as far away from the doctor as she could get. Dr. Frazier decided to ignore her obvious discomfort and try to ease her patient into an atmosphere of trust. They made small talk for about 10 minutes, with the doctor gradually guiding Janine into explaining the purpose for her visit. "So, this other executive is out to ruin you because you refuse to be his concubine." Shaking her head, Dr. Frazier got up from her chair and moved to the other end of the couch opposite Janine. A somewhat pained expression crossed the doctor's face. "I'm sorry to say your story is not at all unusual... a number of other female executives have told me about similar experiences they've had. Do you know what made it worse to some of them? They figured that because they weren't sexually harassed earlier in their careers, they wouldn't have to worry about that anymore; after all, they had become executives. And, believe me, they were very disillusioned to have found out they were just as vulnerable to this as they were before they became executives, maybe more so." "Yes, that's exactly how I feel," Janine answered, nodding emphatically. "After all, I've paid my dues. I've managed to keep scum like Jerry Burns off my front porch for 20 years... why do I feel so helpless now?" Dr. Frazier leaned a little closer. "Well, dear, he's plainly not a fool. He's used his position as the CEO's son masterfully. He's let you know that he has a certain amount of control over your career, obviously more than you'd like him to have. But we're avoiding the real subject here, which is how should you deal with this man?" "I guess that's why I'm here," Janine answered quietly, looking down into her lap. "For the first time in my career, I just don't know how to solve a problem... I just know it has to be solved. It has to be solved now." Dr. Frazier smiled, then rose from the couch and moved towards an old oak cabinet in the corner. "I fully understand your dilemma. You don't want this to become public. If you continue to resist this man, it could cost you your job. But if you submit to him, you lose something perhaps more precious--your self-respect." Reaching the cabinet, she swung the doors open as she continued to speak. "Janine, I can see you're a thoughtful person... responsible and intelligent too." As she spoke, the doctor removed a small bottle of pale orangish fluid, and filled two thin cordial glasses. Replacing the bottle, the psychologist gracefully strode back to the couch, setting one of the glasses down in front of Janine. "Now, I have a possible solution that I wouldn't recommend to every one of my patients, but I think you would definitely benefit from it." She gestured towards the glass. "That's a peach liqueur... it's very good, and I find it helps me to think. Why don't you try it?" "Well, I really don't drink alcohol that often," Janine replied. Smiling, Dr. Frazier placed a reassuring hand on her arm. "Please try some, it will make you feel better. Then we can hopefully work out a solution to your problem." Janine decided to humor her and took a small sip. "Hmm... this is good," she said as she savored the delicate peach taste. As Janine took another sip, Dr. Frazier returned to the other end of the couch, and began studying her intently. As she set the glass down, Janine began to feel more at ease. She didn't make anything of the fact the doctor didn't sample her own drink. "Now, we were talking about strategies to help you solve this problem... by the way, feel free to recline if that makes you more comfortable." Now feeling much more relaxed, Janine laid backwards, resting her head and shoulders on the oversized arm of the couch. She was no longer directly looking at Dr. Frazier, but she heard her soft voice clearly. "That's better, isn't it? Now, will you answer a few questions for me? Some of them are a little personal, but the information will help me to help you find a solution for this situation. Is that okay?" "Yes," Janine answered very quietly. "Very good," replied the doctor as she glanced at her watch. "Before I ask my questions, I want you to know it's all right if you close your eyes. Many of my patients find it actually helps them to concentrate better." Without hesitation, Janine's eyes slid smoothly shut. "Now, you're feeling very relaxed, very comfortable, aren't you Janine?" Janine's reply sounded distant in her own ears. "Yes... very comfortable." She began to feel like the couch was enveloping her in a sea of brown leather softness. She felt the cushions shift as Dr. Frazier moved herself considerably closer. The doctor's pleasant voice returned, perceptibly nearer. "Now Janine, I want you to answer may questions as truthfully and succinctly as you can. Your answers are essential to us solving your problem. Can you do this for me?" "Yes," Janine replied softly. With her eyes shut, she couldn't see the small smile of satisfaction that now lit the doctor's face. "Very good. We're ready to begin now..." Dr. Frazier proceeded to ask Janine a series of questions seemingly pertaining to her job. In her entranced condition, Janine didn't realize that they were phrased cleverly to draw out intimate details about her personal life and sexual history. After about a dozen questions, the doctor now knew Janine had never been married (mainly because of interference from her career aspirations), was heterosexual with latent lesbian tendencies, and had not had sex for over four years. She also discovered that Janine spent most of her evenings working on business matters either at her office or alone in her mid-town apartment. "Janine, I want to thank you for being so open with me. Now I will be open with you." The doctor slid still closer to her helpless patient. Her voice became little more than a whisper. "You see, I was harassed just like you, at medical school... but I fought back with a special weapon... hypnosis. I developed a drug that induces a powerful trance state in those who ingest it. In over 10 years, I have yet to come across any person who could resist the instructions I've given them while they were under its influence. It's very simple to use, and it's almost impossible to detect in most any drink... even peach liqueur." Powerless to resist, Janine lay unmoving, her breathing shallow. She was aware of nothing now except the doctor's soft, seductive voice, which continued on. "You know Janine, I find you very attractive. If you think about it, I'm sure deep down you find me attractive too. I think part of your problem is that you are too dedicated to your work... you need to pay attention to your personal needs as well. Only then will you find the balance and true happiness you're really seeking in your life." Again, Janine was distantly aware of movement; the doctor apparently had gotten up off the couch. Her eyes still closed, Janine couldn't see the doctor carefully move a chair directly beside the arm of the couch upon which her head rested. Nor could she see the doctor--now seated, her legs spread wide apart, her pussy positioned directly opposite Janine's face--lift her own skirt and slide her hand down her panties. "You see Janine, pleasure is a very powerful tool... it can open up many exciting opportunities that we didn't know exist." The doctor gasped slightly as she began to move the hand in her panties in a circular motion. "Pleasure comes in many forms... it can be a touch, a sight, a sound... even a smell." As she continued to stimulate herself, the doctor's blossoming aroma began to fill Janine's nostrils. A soft moan escaped the doctor's throat, then she continued her counsel. "For example, I'm sure you find this smell pleasing. It's a very pleasing, isn't it? This scent will always make you feel happy and content. You'll never tire of this scent; in fact, you will actively seek it when you are troubled. Will you do this?" Janine nodded, her head moving slowly up and down. "Very good. And as you continue to deeply inhale this pleasing scent, you realize that there are other ways to experience pleasure. As I've told you, pleasure can be seen, felt, heard... it can also be tasted. You've tasted many pleasurable things before; a sweet piece of candy, a slice of warm buttered bread, a fine wine. And there are still other tastes besides candies or foods or beverages that bring great pleasure also..." Dr. Frazier fell silent for a moment as she thrust three of her fingers into her cunt and rubbed them around. After a few seconds she withdrew them, each dripping with the doctor's love juice. "Would you like to experience a special taste, one that will always bring you great pleasure? I would very much like to give that pleasurable taste to you... and all you have to do to receive it is to open your mouth. Simply open your mouth and the taste of pleasure will be given to you." The doctor watched closely as Janine's lips remained still for several seconds, then slowly but steadily began to spread apart. "Good, Janine... you must open wide to accept the taste of pleasure." After a few more seconds Janine's lips had separated by an inch or so. Satisfied, Dr. Frazier poised her glistening fingers just outside the open mouth. "Good. You will soon feel something delicate enter your mouth. When it has entered completely, you can discover the pleasurable taste by gently sucking on it. If you suck gently, you can savor the taste longer. This special taste will always bring you great pleasure." With that, she slowly inserted her fingers inside Janine's mouth. As the fingers settled between her tongue and the roof of her mouth, Janine closed her mouth around them and began gently sucking. Janine's opened mind processed the new sensation. The taste was reminiscent of Janine's own, which she sampled on occasion. But this was somehow different... it was much better. This taste made Janine feel content and satisfied. As she continued to suck, she came to believe it was the most pleasurable taste she had ever experienced. Eager for more of the special taste, she began to lightly rub her tongue over the fingers. Satisfied she had achieved the desired result, the doctor slowly withdrew her fingers from her patient's mouth. "Now Janine, I have introduced you to a very special smell and taste--my smell and my taste. These will always cause you to feel the pleasure you have been missing in your life up to now. Only I can give you these pleasurable things that you want so much. And I want you to have them. From now on, I think you should spend some of your evenings at my house. I can teach you many other pleasurable things there, things to help you get away from the hustle and bustle of office politics. You like that idea, don't you?" Smiling faintly, Janine nodded, her head moving slowly up and down. "Very good. Now since you've been such a good patient, I will give you the solution to your problem. Listen carefully and I will tell you what you need to do..." The next morning, Jerry Burns strode into Janine's office, his usual arrogant self. He was greeted by a sight he had come to think was not possible: Janine Tennison--in a low-cut blouse--smiling back at him, a look of sexual hunger on her face. "Come in and shut the door, Jer," she cooed in a red-hot voice. He flashed that crooked smile back at her. "Now that's more like it, babe." At her direction, he sat down on the couch next to her. Impatiently, he thrust face towards hers. She stopped him with a surprisingly strong hand. "In a minute, darling... but first, let's celebrate our first rendezvous with a little drink." Reaching around the arm of the couch, she pulled out a small glass, which was filled with an orange fluid. Being the glutton he was, he downed it all in one gulp. 10 minutes later, Janine stood over her totally entranced tormentor, now helplessly laying back on the couch in a prone position. Removing her fingers from his mouth, she sat down next to him, and whispered softly in his ear. "Listen carefully, Jerry. I'm the only one who can give you this most special taste. And to keep getting this taste, you'll do everything I tell you to do, won't you..."