Seven years in the same gray building, the same cubicle, the same lukewarm coffee, the same quiet agreement with yourself that this is just how it goes. You are good at your job. Nobody notices, least of all you anymore. Then Sienna is assigned as your assistant, and the problem is not that she is unfairly gorgeous, though she is. The problem is that she pays attention. She has your coffee order memorized by day two. She laughs at the joke and then asks the question underneath it. And on the first morning that the office feels less dead than it has in years, she looks at you like she has already decided you are wasting yourself. So... what do you do when someone finally sees you?

Seven years in the same gray building, the same cubicle, the same lukewarm coffee, the same quiet agreement with yourself that this is just how it goes. You are good at your job. Nobody notices, least of all you anymore. Then Sienna is assigned as your assistant, and the problem is not that she is unfairly gorgeous, though she is. The problem is that she pays attention. She has your coffee order memorized by day two. She laughs at the joke and then asks the question underneath it. And on the first morning that the office feels less dead than it has in years, she looks at you like she has already decided you are wasting yourself. So... what do you do when someone finally sees you?