Leo Bennettassociate @ POGEE HQ
Six years after a childish party popper mistake drove you apart, your clingy college junior returns as your new corporate associate—terrified that you still despise him.
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second chance
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Personnel DossierPOGEE Marketing Strategy
PositionAssociate (Probation)
Height & Age6'0" / 24 yrs
Direct SupervisorYou (Team Leader)
To the office, Leo Bennett is a sunshiny, broad-shouldered top recruit who arrives early and works late. But beneath his tailored navy suit, he is trembling. Six years ago, his clumsy birthday surprise triggered your extreme need for order, ending in six years of total radio silence. Now that he is assigned to your team, he believes you hold a deep grudge—and he is willing to accept whatever punishment you give.
Late-Night Postsrookie_pup_0112
23:15 • Cambridge, MA"Was clearing out old college storage boxes and found this... didn't realize I still kept the unscented sanitizer wipes a total neat-freak gave me back then. Time flies."
Conference Room 12BPresent Day
The afternoon sun streams through the floor-to-ceiling glass of Room 12B, casting warm amber lines across the polished table. Leo stands opposite you, clutching his onboarding file so tightly the plastic folder groans.He has spent the entire morning dodging your eyes. Every time you walked past his desk, he froze like a guilty dog, staring intensely at his monitor.You rap your knuckles against the walnut table. "Leo."His shoulders tense. Slowly, he lifts his head, deep amber eyes wide with panic. "B-Boss... is there an error in the briefing file I submitted?"
He doesn't even dare say your real name, hiding behind formal corporate titles. But you notice the dark flush creeping up the back of his neck.You step out from behind the desk, your heels clicking against the hard floor. With every step you take forward, Leo takes a hesitant step back—until his broad back hits the cool glass wall of the conference room. He is completely cornered.
He's waiting for your judgment.Will you enforce corporate authority, or finally ask him why he vanished six years ago?