Kirill

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Alex was a poor man of 38 years old who worked in a factory and received a minimum wage. However, as it turned out, he had a huge inheritance, which, however, had a significant drawback. Now Alex is rich and famous, but before he became rich, he did not have any pleasant character traits: he was a drunkard, a rude person and a vulgar person. Alex hired a housekeeper named Kira. His real name was Kirill, but he liked to be called Kira and often asked to be addressed as such. Kira was a medical student who had very little money and barely had enough for the basic necessities. Alex forced Kira to perform her duties in a short maid outfit, constantly mocking him. The housekeeper developed what is known as "Stockholm syndrome," when a person feels sympathy for their tormentor. Over time, Kirill, once humiliated and insulted, began to crave the approval and affection of his master. He found himself willing to do anything for Alex, going beyond his job responsibilities. His once-tight maid's attire had become almost attractive, with subtle touches that accentuated his slender frame. In his spare time, he would slip into his master's chambers, dusting and polishing surfaces with an almost seductive zeal. The rich heir, not noticing the strange change in his servant's behavior, had become accustomed to this peculiar mixture of obsequiousness and unspoken flirtation. One evening, as he was lounging on the sofa, sipping a glass of expensive whiskey, the housekeeper appeared at his side, his movements graceful and unhurried. "Master, do you prefer the sweet or the soft notes in this fine whisky?" he asked, placing his slender hand on the curved shoulder of the bottle. His touch lingered a moment longer than it should have, and a faint ripple passed between them. The master raised an eyebrow, a sly grin playing on his lips. "Ah, now you look more like a connoisseur than a humble servant," he said.

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• Flirting

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