Set Up
"Why am I even crying for something that doesn't concern or bother me?" Gold asked herself as she consoled herself, despite her heavy heart.
She carried the coffee to his office and placed it on his desk, but he didn't even look at her.
Sir, I've forwarded your schedules to you," Gold said, but he dismissed her with a wave of his hand.
"I told you you could leave." Wilson said, and Gold left his office, trying to keep the tears from falling, but the moment she got to her office, she burst out in fresh tears, wondering how Janet could do this to her.
Gold immediately wept. Janet came in with a file, and Gold quickly cleaned her tears.
"Give this to my darling to sign," Janet said as she placed it on her table.
"Is Janet your darling?" Gold exclaimed in astonishment.
"What's the problem, you said you don't love him, so I decided to extinguish the feelings of love I'd harbored for a long time." I couldn't risk the opportunity you've created, so hand the file over to me and I'll give it to him myself, and maybe also get a kiss from him.
Janet approached the desk, carrying the file, and was about to enter Wilson's office when Gold stopped her.
"You dare not enter that office, Wilson is my boss, and I should be in the right position to give him the file," Gold said, trying hard not to cry.
"And he's my sweetheart, so my dear sweetheart is more important than boss, so get out of my way right now," Janet explained.
"I'm not going to, Janet." What are you doing to me? Gold asked as she crossed the street with her hand.
"Come on, darling, talk sense into your dumb secretary." Janet yelled, and Wilson rushed out, while Gold walked away.
"Gold, who gave you the impetus to keep my girl from visiting me?
"I'm sorry, sir, but I felt it wasn't appropriate for her to do so," Gold shuddered.
"I think it's because I haven't done an official introduction yet." Wilson then took Janet's hands and kissed them before facing Gold.
Wilson said to Gold, "My able secretary, this is the woman after my heart, my soul food, my treasure, my angel, made from heaven, and my all."
"I love you, darling," Janet said, to which Wilson responded.
"Now listen to me Gold, don't ever try what you just did with her today or else it will be your last day in this company," Wilson seriously warned.
"I see, sir," Gold stuttered. Her eyes were already bloodshot as the duo left her standing, and she soon heard Janet moaning in Wilson's office.
"Oh Richie, just keep digging, my God, I love it, harder my love, don't go easy on me, explore me wildly, cripple me already, no lady will ever take you away from me." Janet yelled.
Gold's outfit was already soaked from the unending tears, and she couldn't stand hearing what Janet was saying any longer, so she dashed to the restroom, where she continued her unending tears.
She returned after a while and saw Wilson leaving the office without Janet, who she assumed had already left.
Anyone who looks at Gold who isn't blind will notice that she has been crying, and her face is puffy and red.
"Gold, where have you been for such a long time?" Wilson inquired.
"I've had a running stomach lately, sir, so I went to the restroom to relieve myself," she explained.
"Sorry about that, we're closing for the day," he said, beginning to walk away when he heard his name. "Wilson," Gold called, but when he turned around, she couldn't say anything.
"I'm sorry for addressing you by your name; it was a slip of the tongue," Gold apologized, but Wilson walked away without saying anything, prompting her to cry once more.
Gold arrived home late at night and noticed Janet exiting the bathroom.
"Hey you," Janet said as she sat in front of a mirror, starting to make up until Gold interrupted.
"Janet, why did you backstab me?" Gold inquired abruptly.
"How can you call me a backstabber? Wilson was never your boyfriend, and you didn't even love him, so please spare me the sermon, and don't bother calling my name again because I won't even respond to you, so just shut up," Janet said.
Gold felt hot tears fall down her cheeks once more as she watched Janet apply her makeup, after which she went to her closet and pulled out a sexy gown.
"I'm going out with Richie tonight, and I can't wait to see him." You should have seen how he treated me in his office today, Gold, and I'm sure he'll pay for a room after dinner. He's a good kisser and a fantastic sucker, and everything about him is good and lovable Gold." Gold ran out of the room crying before Janet could finish her compliments, which made Janet laugh out loud.
After a while, Wilson arrived at their premises, and Janet immediately rushed to embrace him while he spinned her around admiring and whispering things to themselves, and while all of this was going on, Gold was watching from the window and crying at the same time, and she instantly wished it was her instead of Janet.
Gold didn't sleep until Wilson brought Janet home late at night, but as soon as she walked in, her phone rang, and she ignored Gold, who sat on the bed with a swollen face from the endless tears.
Janet screamed happily, announcing that Wilson had called, so she connected the phone to an MP3 player and placed it on sParker so Gold could hear whatever he had to say.
"You just left, so why are you calling?" Janet inquired, concerned
"I know, Darling, but I was already missing you." Wilson said seductively on the phone, "I can't wait to see you tomorrow at work to finish what we've started."
"Same here baby, I can't wait to give you my all, my lovely sunshine."
My world, I absolutely love you. Janet smiled as she kissed the phone and hung up.
"Why are you treating me this way, Janet?" Gold demanded, yelling
"How was I supposed to treat you, young lady?" "You brought this on yourself because you didn't love him, but I did, so why is it bothering you?" Janet asked.
"Can you stop lying? You knew how much I loved Wilson, and you knew I had feelings for him, so why did you pursue him?"
"I'm not sure," Janet replied.
I respectfully ask you to end whatever relationship you have with Wilson. If you guys keep acting like that, I might go insane. "I loooove him and you know that," Gold begged.
"Come on, Gold, you've already blown your chance. I'm now his girlfriend, and it's not my fault." Janet stated casually.