The Perfect Interior

Abigail Mac, an interior designer, and her new intern, Whitney Wright, walk into a bedroom. Abigail leads the way while Whitney follows behind holding a notepad and pen. Whitney thanks Abigail again for taking her on as an intern. She’s so excited to work under Abigail and learn all about interior design. Abigail says she’s happy to take Whitney on, although this will be a test of sorts to see if she really has what it takes to be an interior designer. Whitney is barely able to take her eyes off Abigail, obviously entranced by and attracted to her.

‘So, what do you think of this room?’ Abigail asks. Whitney looks around and says that the room already looks so nice. It’s hard to imagine why the client would want to change anything. Abigail smiles, clicking her tongue with light disapproval with her hands on her hips. She explains that a designer has to know about their clients’ wants and needs, who they are as people, to design the best spaces for them. This bedroom might be great for some individuals but completely off the mark for others! ‘And one of the easiest places to start is the lighting,’ Abigail says.

She mentions how it’s crucial that there be several layers of dimmable lights around the room so that the ambiance can be adjusted anywhere in the room – since you never know when, or where, the mood will strike. ‘But the most important feature is the bed, obviously,’ Abigail says flirtatiously. Abigail encourages Whitney to lay down on the bed and get a feel for how soft it is. Whitney hesitates a moment but does so, laying on her back while Abigail sits beside her.

‘Feel how…inviting the bed is,’ Abigail says seductively as she glides her hand over Whitney’s arm, then her breast. Whitney squeaks. She fidgets and asks that isn’t this inappropriate and unprofessional? They’re working and this is a CLIENT’S house! Abigail tells Whitney not to worry about the client since her client won’t mind that they’re fooling around — Abigail knows her client VERY well… Besides, they’re just testing out the space – a good interior designer needs to feel confident that she’s captured the right mood for the new design. Whitney is still a bit hesitant, but as Abigail begins kissing her neck and feeling her up, her hesitation rapidly vanishes.

Whitney wants to learn, and Abigail’s ready to teach the eager intern about a whole lot more than just interior design…