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I keep coming back to Amanda’s phone call. That first blast of venom where she threatens to make a belt out of some poor bastard’s cock-skin. It’s such a perfect, unhinged introduction that the rest of the office day feels like a weirdly compelling aftermath. You’re just Brandon, stuck in this purgatory of beige cubicles and bad coffee, trying to figure out if you should re-check a copy deck while your boss radiates pure, distilled hatred. The whole setup is like a trashy office romance manga where the male lead is a doormat and the female lead is a demon lord, and I’m honestly here for it. The talk with the blonde secretary is where things get... specific. There’s a moment where she leans over your desk to point at something on the monitor, and the game just lets the silence hang there, her blouse a little too loose, the scent of her perfume described in a way that made me lean closer to my own screen like an idiot. It’s pure, weaponized proximity, the kind of thing you’d see in a panel where the background turns to sparkly screentone. You can almost hear the shoujo bubbles popping. The dialogue choices are blunt, not clever, and that’s the point. You’re not seducing anyone with wit. You’re just a warm body in a room full of women who are, in their own ways, more powerful and pissed off than you. The brunette’s arc is a mess, and I mean that as a compliment. One minute she’s all clipped professionalism, the next she’s confessing something weirdly personal near the water cooler, and the tonal whiplash feels intentional. It’s like the game can’t decide if it wants to be a power fantasy or a humiliation ritual. I wish there was more of a slow burn with the boss herself, a chance to see the cracks in her armor before she just... explodes again. But that’s not the fantasy here, is it? The fantasy is surviving the day and maybe getting a handjob in the supply closet while a phone rings endlessly in the background. The art is deliberately unpolished, which makes the whole thing feel like a doujinshi you’d find on a forgotten forum, the kind where the anatomy is a little off but the intent is crystal clear. I spent too long on the detail of the coffee mug on your desk. It’s chipped. No one mentions it. That’s the whole vibe.