Movie description: "The Secretary". Nominated - All-Sex Release of the Year, XBIZ 2020 Nominated - Best Cinematography, XBIZ 2020 Nominated - Best Art Direction, XBIZ 2020 'Anytime your boss tells you yes or no, you have to respect their decision. ' -Unknown THE SECRETARY We open with the secretary (Jill Kassidy) laying on the floor with her ass up, looking sexy in her white blouse, pencil skirt, and high heels. Her fingers glide along the keys of the typewriter as she types 'YES BOSS' over and over again. In the background, her boss (Derrick Pierce) watches from his desk, hungrily admiring the view. Once the secretary is done, she brings her boss the sheet of paper, eager for his praise. The boss calmly uncaps his pen and corrects her work. He's dissatisfied, handing her back the paper and telling her, 'Again. ' The secretary grins to herself as she hurries off. CUT TO the secretary returning with another sheet of paper, with the handwritten words 'PLEASE BOSS' scrawled across. When the phone rings, the boss orders her to answer it while laying across his desk. As she obediently does so, he corrects her work by holding the paper against her ass. After she hangs up, he gives her the corrected paper, ordering, 'Again. ' The secretary's almost giddy at his stern tone, biting her bottom lip as she clutches the paper close to her chest. CUT TO the secretary knocking on the boss' door. Once she's allowed in, she folds the sheet of paper and holds it in her mouth while getting down on all fours. She slowly crawls to her boss' desk, acting submissive as he stands tall before her. When he takes the paper from her mouth, we see the words 'FUCK ME BOSS, PLEASE!! ' written in large, desperate letters. Finally satisfied with her work, the secretary's wildest fantasy is about to come true as her boss orders her to bend over his desk. 'Do I go out of my way to help others? Am I sincere in what I say and do? Have I a good memory for names and faces? Can I put people at their ease? Can I take care of all my boss' needs? Then, one day, I will be a good secretary.'