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abouelmagd2 · 3 months ago
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bisexualmcqueen · 7 months ago
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I'm sorry if you already posted this, but this is about the details of the first cars movie, what was the car Pixar used for Lightning McQueen's sounds, bc I cannot for the life of me remember
ONE OF MY FAVORITEST TOPICS!!!!!!!!!!
so lightning, being a 2006 model/cars being in production in the early aughts, is based off of a gen4 NASCAR build. specifically a chevy monte-carlo of the early aughts, as seen in some of his early designwork:
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[jogen klubein, 2000]
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[bob pauley, 2002] [the art of cars]
some stats:
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(from some sketchy assed 2000 website i wont link it but i do have it written down)
i used to swear up and down that there was a special feature that showed a few of the guys from skywalker sound recording one of the g4s (maybe a blue and white dodge??) at skywalker ranch in california (or at the airstrip with the other cars). it may have been an old interview or its on a blu-ray special feature somewhere, but i havent been able to find it. i either dreamt it up or its been lost?? no idea.
but what i have been able to find is some of the stock audio used in Cars. Supposedly this is work done by Ben Burtt at skywalker sound [lucasfilm] in the late 70's??: [link]
For NASCAR purposes, as far as i could tell their engines didnt change drastically from the 70s-2000's, so its not wholly inaccurate to use older clips.
a thing in my notes:
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[mixonline. photo dead from link rot]
and now some examples of real-life mcqueens (an excuse to show you cool old stock cars) :
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and a few various other references:
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(note the flywheel sound we also hear in Cars!)
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^video ive only skimmed so far but seems very informative.
and a few canon refs while im here:
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[image mine, circa 2020. official 1:18 scale BANDAI replica with certificate of authenticity, approved by jay ward]
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[time travel mater] (his carbon fiber cowl induction cover is very funny to me)
SO. to answer the question: its a mix of custom sound design and stock audio. its based in reality heavily, but i believe its also tuned for fiction/per character personality. i forget which interview said that it might be the mixonline one mentioned above or this old autoweek one. he's got something along the lines of partly SB2.2 and an R07. this does not mean pixar recorded specifically these motors, but prooobably something close.
and cars 3 pisses me off because they very clearly did not use any audio off of the g4s, which had a more specific screaming sound to them at high RPMs. COTR actually portrays his exhaust note more accurately than cars 3. Cars 2 is decent also, but the first film is chefs kiss.
i have more various unorganized lmq references but this ask is long enough now and probably doesnt make much sense because i am literally so amped about this topic. please note that this research is partly accurate and partly speculative/opinion. rejoice, mcqueens be upon ye.
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spitblaze · 6 months ago
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Tearing my hair out a little after things that have occurred over the last few days so this is a PSA for US citizens who want to renew their passports.
If you want to do it by mail, the forms are completely free on travel.state.gov. If you want to renew your passport online, the official department of state website to do so is mytravel.state.gov. These are legitimate and secure sites made by the US Department of State, every United States .gov domain has to go through federal approval in order to go online. At the moment online passport renewal is still in beta so you can't get it expedited that way, but the only things it can charge you for is the standard $130 for a passport book, $30 for a passport card, $160 for both, and an optional $21.36 for 1-2 day shipping.
Any other site that charges you money for United States passport renewal that isn't registered to a .gov domain is a third party site. At best they will mark up the price for your application so they can take a cut, at worst they will take your personal information and run. If you or someone you know has been a victim of passport or visa fraud, you can go to dsscrimetips.state.gov and report the incident.
This is not me trying to be a fed or a cop or a bootlicker to the department of state, this is me trying to save people time and money and anguish over potentially getting scammed out of their PII. There are a lot of people out there banking on people searching 'online passport renewal' and clicking on whatever link comes up without doing any further research and without looking it up you can't know which are real or which will charge you $200 and not tell you that none of that money will go to your passport fees or which will take your personal and financial info and leave you SOL and if you can save yourself the hassle of dealing with that by just knowing what the ACTUAL, REAL OFFICIAL CHANNELS are then all the better. That's it thank you ✌️
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one-in-a-million-fishsticks · 2 months ago
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DM me for donations or use my askbox to request donations and I'm blocking you immediately, I have no 100% credible way of knowing whether you're a real, actual person or not at this point and being "vetted" doesn't even mean anything anymore because some fraudsters/scammers have managed to get themselves "vetted" in the past.
It sucks that bad people are trying to take advantage of innocent peoples's suffering by pretending to be victims of the war in Gaza when they aren't, but the existence of these scammers is an unfortunate reality and they've made it singlehandedly impossible to know whether I'm actually helping war victims with my money or simply funding a fraud operation by donating to anyone.
I am creating this post for the benefit of those select few Gazan Tumblr accounts which are legitimate, because if they've put effort into messaging me then I want them to know why I keep ignoring all messages related to donation requests.
PLEASE seek help from a known and properly funded charity organization instead of wasting valuable time and energy here, and please do so on a more secure website. Tumblr was never a good place to look for donations in the first place due to its high crime rate (we have so many scammers and bots, it's not even funny).
Q&A and FAQ:
Having a GoFundMe doesn't mean much and does nothing to prove legitimacy on it's own, several GoFundMes have been shut down in the past due to them being run by fraudsters. The fraudsters are BAD, guys. They really suck.
No, I do not run any charity campaigns myself, I've been DMed by someone asking about that in the past.
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aropride · 4 months ago
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AT&T CUSTOMER SUPPORT FINALLY RESPONDED
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astral-scout · 3 months ago
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brother watches youtube shorts on the living room tv and it comes from inside by the living tombstone seems to be one of the trendy youtube shorts songs ? and every time i hear it my fnaf phase twitches from its place buried deep in the back of my mind . i feel like watching a matpat video
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fincrif · 5 months ago
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How to Protect Yourself from Personal Loan Phishing Scams
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In today’s digital world, personal loans have become more accessible, allowing borrowers to apply online and receive funds quickly. However, this convenience has also led to a rise in phishing scams, where fraudsters attempt to steal your personal and financial information by posing as legitimate lenders. These scams can result in identity theft, financial loss, and fraudulent loan applications in your name.
If you’re planning to apply for a personal loan, it is essential to understand how phishing scams work, the warning signs to look for, and the best ways to protect yourself.
1. What Are Personal Loan Phishing Scams?
A phishing scam is a fraudulent attempt to trick individuals into providing sensitive information such as bank details, Aadhaar number, PAN card, OTPs, or login credentials. Scammers typically impersonate banks, NBFCs, or online lending platforms and contact borrowers via emails, phone calls, SMS, or fake websites.
Once they obtain your information, they can:
Steal money from your bank account
Take a loan in your name
Misuse your identity for financial fraud
Access and sell your personal data on the dark web
2. Common Types of Personal Loan Phishing Scams
2.1 Fake Loan Approval Emails & SMS
Fraudsters send emails or SMS messages claiming that your loan has been pre-approved or that you qualify for a low-interest personal loan. These messages often contain links leading to fake lender websites designed to steal your personal information.
2.2 Fake Loan Websites & Apps
Scammers create websites and mobile apps that look like real financial institutions. They trick users into entering personal and banking details, which are then used for fraudulent activities.
2.3 Fraudulent Customer Service Calls
You may receive a phone call from a scammer pretending to be a bank representative. They claim you must provide your OTP, Aadhaar, PAN, or bank details to complete your loan application. Once you share these details, scammers can withdraw money or take loans in your name.
2.4 Loan Processing Fee Scams
Fraudsters promise quick loan disbursal with no documentation but demand advance processing fees or a loan insurance fee. Once the fee is paid, the scammer disappears, and no loan is disbursed.
2.5 Social Media Loan Scams
Some scammers advertise fake loans on Facebook, Instagram, or WhatsApp and ask potential borrowers to contact them privately. Once engaged, they request confidential details, leading to identity theft.
3. Red Flags to Identify Loan Phishing Scams
3.1 Offers That Sound Too Good to Be True
If you receive an offer promising guaranteed loan approval with no credit check, zero documentation, or extremely low-interest rates, it’s likely a scam.
3.2 Unsolicited Loan Messages
Legitimate lenders do not send random SMS, WhatsApp messages, or emails offering personal loans. Be cautious if you receive messages from unknown numbers or email addresses.
3.3 Fake Loan Websites
Before applying for a loan online, always verify the website’s domain name. Scammers often create fake websites with slightly modified spellings of real lenders to trick borrowers.
3.4 Requests for Upfront Payments
No genuine lender will ask for advance processing fees before loan approval. If a lender insists on upfront payments via UPI, Paytm, or Google Pay, it’s a scam.
3.5 Pressure to Act Immediately
Scammers create urgency by saying things like, "Limited offer – Apply now!" or "Your loan will be canceled if you don’t act fast." A real lender will give you time to review the terms.
3.6 Request for Personal Information Over the Phone
A legitimate bank or NBFC will never ask you for OTPs, passwords, or CVVs over the phone. If someone does, hang up immediately.
4. How to Protect Yourself from Loan Phishing Scams
4.1 Apply for Loans Only from Trusted Lenders
Always apply for a personal loan through registered banks, NBFCs, or reputed online lenders. Here are some safe options:
🔗 IDFC First Bank Personal Loan 🔗 Bajaj Finserv Personal Loan 🔗 Tata Capital Personal Loan 🔗 Axis Finance Personal Loan 🔗 Axis Bank Personal Loan 🔗 InCred Personal Loan
4.2 Verify the Lender’s Website
Check if the website URL starts with "https://" (secure site).
Look for official lender details on the RBI website or lender’s official website.
Avoid websites with poor design, spelling errors, or unusual domain names (e.g., "axisbankloans.xyz" instead of "axisbank.com").
4.3 Never Click on Suspicious Links
Do not click on links in unsolicited emails or messages claiming to be from a bank or NBFC. Instead, visit the official website by typing the URL manually.
4.4 Avoid Sharing Personal Information Online
Scammers may ask for your Aadhaar, PAN, or bank details via email, phone, or WhatsApp. Never share sensitive information with unknown sources.
4.5 Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Use 2FA on your banking and email accounts to protect against unauthorized access. This adds an extra layer of security if your password is compromised.
4.6 Check Reviews & Ratings Before Downloading Loan Apps
Before installing a loan app, check:
App permissions (Avoid apps that ask for access to contacts, photos, and messages).
Reviews and ratings on Google Play or App Store.
If the app is registered with an RBI-approved lender.
4.7 Monitor Your Bank & Credit Report Regularly
Check your credit report and bank statements for unauthorized loan applications or suspicious transactions. If you spot any fraudulent activity, report it immediately.
5. What to Do If You Are a Victim of Loan Phishing?
If you have fallen victim to a loan phishing scam, take these steps:
1️⃣ Contact Your Bank Immediately – Report any unauthorized transactions and request to block your account if necessary. 2️⃣ Change Your Passwords – Update your internet banking, email, and loan account passwords immediately. 3️⃣ File a Cyber Crime Complaint – Report the fraud to the Cyber Crime Portal (www.cybercrime.gov.in) or call the National Cyber Crime Helpline (1930). 4️⃣ Report to RBI & Consumer Forum – If you have been tricked into a fake loan scheme, report it to the RBI and National Consumer Helpline (1800-11-4000). 5️⃣ Monitor Your Credit Report – Check for unauthorized loans taken in your name and dispute them with credit bureaus like CIBIL and Experian.
Stay Alert & Borrow Safely
Personal loan phishing scams are on the rise, but you can stay protected by being vigilant. Always verify loan offers, apply only through trusted lenders, and avoid clicking on suspicious links.
For safe and secure personal loan options, apply here: 👉 Compare & Apply for a Personal Loan
By staying cautious and informed, you can protect yourself from loan fraud and ensure a safe borrowing experience.
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cardauthenticosep2 · 1 month ago
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Sell Football Cards This Summer with Card Authentico
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Got football cards collecting dust this summer? Whether you're cleaning out old collections or finally ready to cash in on some rare finds, now’s the perfect time to sell. And you don’t want to waste that opportunity on shady buyers or risky platforms. That’s where Card Authentico comes in. Built for hobbyists, Card Authentico is the best site to sell football cards this summer—offering verified buyers, secure payments, and a smooth listing experience. It’s made for collectors who want to enjoy the hobby and make some serious moves while the market’s hot.
Why Summer Sellers Are Choosing Card Authentico
Summer is prime time for card trading, but it also attracts fake accounts and unreliable buyers on other platforms. That’s why more collectors are choosing Card Authentico, the best site to sell football cards right now. Every user is verified to protect you from scams, and secure payments mean you never have to chase down your money. With real-time market data and an AI scanner on the way, it’s the smarter way to sell cards during the busy summer season.
One Card Everyone’s Looking to Sell This Summer
If you’re holding onto a high-end football card, now is the time to cash in. One of the most sought-after cards in today’s market is the Tom Brady 2000 Playoff Contenders Rookie Ticket Autograph. This card is a crown jewel for modern football collectors and regularly fetches five to six figures depending on its condition and grade. It’s the kind of card that makes headlines and serious profits. If you’ve got one in your collection or something similar, listing it on the best site to sell football cards, like Card Authentico, gives you access to trusted buyers who understand its real value.
No More Stressful Sales or Risky Trades
Selling football cards should be exciting—not stressful. But on forums and social media, it's often the opposite. Fake buyers, late responses, and unclear pricing can ruin the experience. You deserve a space that supports your hobby and respects your time. Card Authentico eliminates the mess and gives you a clear, safe way to move your cards this summer. Whether you’re flipping high-value rookies or listing part of your collection, you’re in control from start to finish.
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How to Start Selling Football Cards This Summer
Create an account and verify your identity for safe trading
Upload your football cards and set your price
Use real-time pricing insights to time your sales
Get paid quickly and manage your listings with ease
Enjoy a secure dashboard built for card sellers
It’s quick to set up and even easier to maintain, so you can spend more time enjoying the hobby.
Turn Your Football Cards into Summer Cash with Card Authentico
If you're ready to make moves this summer, don’t waste your time on sketchy buyers or untrusted platforms. Card Authentico is the best site to sell football cards right now, offering a trusted place to connect with real buyers, manage your collection, and earn what your cards are truly worth. Whether you're flipping for profit or freeing up space, this is your season to sell smarter. Visit Card Authentico today and start turning your football cards into real returns—all summer long.
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digitalsprybit · 2 months ago
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anotherdayforchaosfay · 3 months ago
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Cybercriminals are abusing Google’s infrastructure, creating emails that appear to come from Google in order to persuade people into handing over their Google account credentials. This attack, first flagged by Nick Johnson, the lead developer of the Ethereum Name Service (ENS), a blockchain equivalent of the popular internet naming convention known as the Domain Name System (DNS). Nick received a very official looking security alert about a subpoena allegedly issued to Google by law enforcement to information contained in Nick’s Google account. A URL in the email pointed Nick to a sites.google.com page that looked like an exact copy of the official Google support portal.
As a computer savvy person, Nick spotted that the official site should have been hosted on accounts.google.com and not sites.google.com. The difference is that anyone with a Google account can create a website on sites.google.com. And that is exactly what the cybercriminals did. Attackers increasingly use Google Sites to host phishing pages because the domain appears trustworthy to most users and can bypass many security filters. One of those filters is DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail), an email authentication protocol that allows the sending server to attach a digital signature to an email. If the target clicked either “Upload additional documents” or “View case”, they were redirected to an exact copy of the Google sign-in page designed to steal their login credentials. Your Google credentials are coveted prey, because they give access to core Google services like Gmail, Google Drive, Google Photos, Google Calendar, Google Contacts, Google Maps, Google Play, and YouTube, but also any third-party apps and services you have chosen to log in with your Google account. The signs to recognize this scam are the pages hosted at sites.google.com which should have been support.google.com and accounts.google.com and the sender address in the email header. Although it was signed by accounts.google.com, it was emailed by another address. If a person had all these accounts compromised in one go, this could easily lead to identity theft.
How to avoid scams like this
Don’t follow links in unsolicited emails or on unexpected websites.
Carefully look at the email headers when you receive an unexpected mail.
Verify the legitimacy of such emails through another, independent method.
Don’t use your Google account (or Facebook for that matter) to log in at other sites and services. Instead create an account on the service itself.
Technical details Analyzing the URL used in the attack on Nick, (https://sites.google.com[/]u/17918456/d/1W4M_jFajsC8YKeRJn6tt_b1Ja9Puh6_v/edit) where /u/17918456/ is a user or account identifier and /d/1W4M_jFajsC8YKeRJn6tt_b1Ja9Puh6_v/ identifies the exact page, the /edit part stands out like a sore thumb. DKIM-signed messages keep the signature during replays as long as the body remains unchanged. So if a malicious actor gets access to a previously legitimate DKIM-signed email, they can resend that exact message at any time, and it will still pass authentication. So, what the cybercriminals did was: Set up a Gmail account starting with me@ so the visible email would look as if it was addressed to “me.” Register an OAuth app and set the app name to match the phishing link Grant the OAuth app access to their Google account which triggers a legitimate security warning from [email protected] This alert has a valid DKIM signature, with the content of the phishing email embedded in the body as the app name. Forward the message untouched which keeps the DKIM signature valid. Creating the application containing the entire text of the phishing message for its name, and preparing the landing page and fake login site may seem a lot of work. But once the criminals have completed the initial work, the procedure is easy enough to repeat once a page gets reported, which is not easy on sites.google.com. Nick submitted a bug report to Google about this. Google originally closed the report as ‘Working as Intended,’ but later Google got back to him and said it had reconsidered the matter and it will fix the OAuth bug.
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perfectlyvalid49 · 1 month ago
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Meanwhile, as an IT person, I routinely have to tell people, "Look, if I wanted to know your password, I would just change it myself. I can log in as you if I want to without your help. DO NOT TELL ME YOUR PASSWORD."
It works like 75% of the time.
My personal favorite was when someone called and left me a voicemail with their password "just in case I needed it." I did not need it, but I did get to call them back and say, "that's not your password anymore. You will be prompted to enter a new one the next time you try to log in."
Need to deploy some sort of mandatory seminar to IT people, "How to make your security upgrade instructions not look like a phishing email"
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insurance-brokers-india · 8 months ago
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What are the next steps after obtaining an insurance broker license, and how can you generate potential leads using Mzapp CRM software?
Congratulations on securing your insurance broker license! The journey doesn’t end here; it’s just the beginning of building a successful insurance brokerage. Here’s how you can proceed and leverage Mzapp CRM software to find potential leads:
Steps After Getting Your Insurance Broker License
Understand Your Market: Research your target audience (individuals, businesses, or specific sectors).
Develop a Business Plan: Set goals for client acquisition, revenue, and operational processes.
Build a Network: Partner with insurance providers and attend industry events to establish your presence.
Create an Online Presence: Build a professional website and maintain active profiles on social platforms.
Offer Value-Added Services: Educate customers on policies, claims management, and risk assessments.
Using Mzapp CRM Software to Generate Leads
Lead Capture: Utilize Mzapp’s integrated forms and web tracking tools to capture inquiries from your website or social media.
Automated Follow-Ups: Set up personalized email and SMS follow-ups to nurture leads effectively.
Lead Scoring: Prioritize leads based on their interaction history, ensuring you focus on high-potential prospects.
Data-Driven Campaigns: Use analytics to identify what works and launch targeted campaigns.
Seamless Policy Management: Impress leads by showcasing how smoothly you manage policies and claims through Mzapp.
Why Choose Mzapp CRM?
Mzapp CRM simplifies lead management, streamlines operations, and provides insights into customer behavior, making it easier to convert prospects into loyal clients.
Learn more about how Mzapp can transform your insurance business here.
#Question:#What are the next steps after obtaining an insurance broker license#and how can you generate potential leads using Mzapp CRM software?#Answer:#Congratulations on securing your insurance broker license! The journey doesn’t end here; it’s just the beginning of building a successful i#Steps After Getting Your Insurance Broker License#Understand Your Market: Research your target audience (individuals#businesses#or specific sectors).#Develop a Business Plan: Set goals for client acquisition#revenue#and operational processes.#Build a Network: Partner with insurance providers and attend industry events to establish your presence.#Create an Online Presence: Build a professional website and maintain active profiles on social platforms.#Offer Value-Added Services: Educate customers on policies#claims management#and risk assessments.#Using Mzapp CRM Software to Generate Leads#Lead Capture: Utilize Mzapp’s integrated forms and web tracking tools to capture inquiries from your website or social media.#Automated Follow-Ups: Set up personalized email and SMS follow-ups to nurture leads effectively.#Lead Scoring: Prioritize leads based on their interaction history#ensuring you focus on high-potential prospects.#Data-Driven Campaigns: Use analytics to identify what works and launch targeted campaigns.#Seamless Policy Management: Impress leads by showcasing how smoothly you manage policies and claims through Mzapp.#Why Choose Mzapp CRM?#Mzapp CRM simplifies lead management#streamlines operations#and provides insights into customer behavior#making it easier to convert prospects into loyal clients.#Learn more about how Mzapp can transform your insurance business here.
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fincrif · 4 months ago
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What Are the Signs of a Fake Personal Loan Offer?
In today's digital era, applying for a personal loan has become easier than ever. However, with convenience comes risk, as fraudulent loan offers have surged, targeting unsuspecting borrowers. Scammers create fake personal loan schemes, tricking people into paying upfront fees, sharing sensitive information, or falling for unrealistic offers.
If you’re planning to apply for a personal loan, it’s crucial to identify the warning signs of a fake loan offer to avoid financial fraud. In this article, we’ll explore how scammers operate, the red flags to watch out for, and how to protect yourself from loan scams.
1. How Do Fake Personal Loan Scams Work?
Fraudulent loan providers often operate online, using deceptive tactics to lure borrowers with fake promises and misleading terms. Their goal is to collect personal data, charge upfront fees, or steal money before disappearing.
✅ Common Tactics of Fake Loan Scams:
Offering loans with zero credit checks or guaranteed approval.
Demanding upfront payments before loan disbursal.
Using fake websites, emails, or social media ads.
Pressuring borrowers to act urgently.
Asking for bank account details, Aadhaar, or PAN without proper verification.
📌 Tip: Legitimate lenders always follow a structured loan approval process and never demand upfront fees.
2. Signs of a Fake Personal Loan Offer
To avoid falling victim to fraud, look for these red flags before applying for a personal loan:
🚨 1. No Credit Check Required
Scammers claim that credit history does not matter.
Real lenders always evaluate creditworthiness before approving loans.
🚨 2. Upfront Fees or Processing Charges Before Approval
Fraudulent lenders demand advance payments for processing, insurance, or taxes.
Legitimate lenders deduct processing fees from the loan amount, not beforehand.
🚨 3. Guaranteed Approval Without Verification
Scammers promise 100% approval, even for those with bad credit.
Authentic lenders assess your income, credit score, and eligibility before approval.
🚨 4. Suspiciously Low Interest Rates
Unrealistic 0% or extremely low-interest offers are often scams.
Compare rates with recognized banks or NBFCs before applying.
🚨 5. No Physical Office or Contact Details
Fake lenders often operate without a registered office address.
Genuine financial institutions have customer service numbers, office locations, and official websites.
📌 Tip: If an offer sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Always verify lender credentials before proceeding.
3. How to Identify Fake Lenders and Websites
Fraudsters often create fake loan websites and impersonate reputable financial institutions. Here’s how to spot a fraudulent lender:
✅ Check the Website URL:
Fake websites may have spelling errors or unusual domain names (e.g., “loan-company.net” instead of “loancompany.com”).
Look for HTTPS encryption in the URL for security.
✅ Verify the Lender’s Registration:
In India, all legitimate lenders must be registered with RBI (Reserve Bank of India) or operate as an NBFC.
Search for the lender on the RBI website to confirm its authenticity.
✅ Look for Customer Reviews:
Search for Google reviews, Trustpilot ratings, or complaints on consumer forums.
If multiple people report scams, avoid the lender.
📌 Tip: Always apply for loans through official bank websites or recognized NBFC portals.
4. What to Do If You Receive a Fake Loan Offer?
If you suspect a personal loan scam, take immediate action:
✅ 1. Do Not Share Any Personal Information
Avoid providing bank details, Aadhaar, PAN, or salary slips to unknown lenders.
Scammers misuse these details for identity theft or fraudulent transactions.
✅ 2. Report the Scam to Authorities
File a complaint with RBI’s Ombudsman, Cybercrime India (cybercrime.gov.in), or consumer protection agencies.
If money has been stolen, report it to your bank and local police station.
✅ 3. Warn Others About the Fraud
Share scam alerts on social media, financial forums, or complaint boards.
This helps prevent others from falling for the same personal loan scam.
📌 Tip: If a fraudulent lender has accessed your financial details, monitor your bank statements and credit report for any suspicious transactions.
5. How to Apply for a Personal Loan Safely?
To ensure you get a genuine personal loan, follow these precautions:
✅ 1. Apply Only Through Trusted Lenders
Use banks, NBFCs, or RBI-registered financial institutions.
Avoid offers from unknown companies on social media or WhatsApp.
✅ 2. Read the Loan Agreement Carefully
Check for hidden charges, prepayment penalties, and fluctuating interest rates.
Never sign a blank or incomplete loan document.
✅ 3. Check for Secure Payment Methods
Legitimate lenders never ask for payments via Paytm, Google Pay, or direct bank transfers before approval.
Processing fees should always be deducted from the loan amount.
✅ 4. Verify Customer Support & Registration Details
A genuine lender will have physical offices, helplines, and email support.
Fake lenders often have unreachable phone numbers or vague contact details.
📌 Tip: Always cross-check loan terms with at least two or three legitimate lenders before proceeding.
Final Thoughts: Stay Alert & Avoid Personal Loan Scams
While a personal loan can be a great financial tool, fraudulent loan offers can lead to serious financial losses. By staying informed and vigilant, you can avoid falling victim to scams.
🚀 Key Takeaways: ✔ Never pay upfront fees for loan processing. ✔ Avoid lenders offering guaranteed approval without verification. ✔ Always apply through official bank or NBFC websites. ✔ Verify the lender’s registration with RBI before proceeding. ✔ Report fraudulent loan offers to cybercrime and financial regulators.
By following these precautions, you can secure a safe and hassle-free personal loan without falling prey to fraudsters.
For expert guidance and genuine personal loan solutions, visit www.fincrif.com today!
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lotustechtips · 8 months ago
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How to Secure WordPress Website: Website Security Tips 2024.
Securing your WordPress website is crucial. is crucial. Cyber threats are always changing. If you don’t protect your site, you could face serious problems. How to Secure WordPress website. These problems include data breaches and malware infections. They can harm your online reputation and lose customer trust. Imagine waking up to find your WordPress website hacked. It’s a scary thought. But…
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hellowoolf · 5 days ago
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strawberry cream
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synopsis: your remote internship at gojo enterprises is going rather well, or you think so, anyway. you sort of relish in how incapable your wildly successful boss is with technology, and at every turn you’re there, prompt and available on slack: his sweet IT intern who pushes her hours to help.
it's all very professional…right?
pairing: ceo!satoru gojo x intern fem!reader
tags: modern au, keeping secrets, SMUT!!, thigh riding, unprotected piv, oral (m!receiving), face fucking (who said that?), sorta rough sex but not really, dirty talk, an overall foulmouthed satoru gojo, creampie, semi-public sex, inappropriate workplace conduct...and one extra tag that i won't say cause it'll ruin the surprise ;)
wc: 11k
a/n: um...so actually what happened was...um...uhhhh
masterlist
18+! mdni <3
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Satoru Gojo 5:27pm Still not working.
the message blinks at you from your computer screen. 
you really do enjoy your job. you like both of them, actually.
your internship with gojo enterprises came up sort of serendipitously, happening upon a listing for a paid remote IT intern right as you found a truly beautiful apartment on the outskirts of shibuya. you needed more income to cover the rent, and it wasn’t like your other workplace required that you use your degree.
and you’ve found there is something delightful about putting your college years into practice, particularly because it seemed for so long like you never would. rummaging through the backend of one of the most affluent corporations in the country thrills you a little bit, as silly at it sounds. curled up in your duvet and splayed about in silk pajamas, you pry open the metaphorical breakers of an economic giant and fiddle with the wires.
you suppose, as different as this line of work is from your other job on the face of things, it appeals to the same sort of animal in your belly that drew you to nightlife. you like feeling in control, enjoy the subversion of being so pretty and young and self assured.
you are delighted, too, by how often satoru gojo needs your help.
he has lost his email password at least three times in the last two months, accidentally deleted his own profile from the internal website, and filed his income tax forms in the shared google drive. 
each time you have been there, fingers flying over your keyboard in your slack dms as you sort through his technological missteps. it’s only made more entertaining by how intelligent he clearly is—you are under no illusion—it seems simply his single blind spot rests securely over your area of expertise.
he is…not what you expected. he seems to respect you far more than you had anticipated a CEO to respect his remote intern. he knows that, as it relates to IT, you know better. there is no denial of his mistakes, no shame, only a brief request sent your way with a hint of playful self-deprecation. you like him. 
this most recent problem has spanned almost all afternoon. he’s been locked out of his internal account, it seems. you bite back a smile as you respond to him.
You 5:27pm Hmm. I’ve scanned backend three times now, and everything seems to be working. What’s the error message exactly?
Satoru Gojo 5:28pm Says I don’t have permissions.
now you really are smiling, responding immediately.
You 5:28pm Oh, well I can fix that here, but that’s something another admin could have done, too. Probably not a system error. It says here the other admin is Suguru Geto. Would he have changed permissions for some reason?
he drafts a few responses to that before going silent. suguru geto has never needed your help and is thus wholly enigmatic to you, though you know he is satoru’s CFO; you also know—certainly not because you poked around in their personal slack messages—that they are close childhood friends. it wouldn’t be the first time one had attempted a practical joke on the other, the workplace often caught in the middle, though you commend geto for his foresight to humiliate gojo in the only way gojo couldn’t fix himself.
after a few minutes you see him typing again.
Satoru Gojo 5:34pm Yeah ok it was him. He just did it to mess with me. I’m sorry to have bothered you! :/
your laugh rings through your apartment.
You 5:34pm No worries!
and this should be the end of it, really. but the part of you that you reckon satoru gojo shares—a joy in flagrant pettiness—compels you to keep your computer open. your digital landscape is quiet for a few moments, your dms empty. you stretch your arms over your head and yawn.
ping!
Satoru Gojo 5:37pm On second thought, can I get your help with one more thing?
You 5:37pm Of course
Satoru Gojo 5:37pm You’re too sweet for your own good. Your shift ended 7 minutes ago.
you enjoy this, too. rare moments when his personality bares itself in the way he writes to you: the sort of harmless flirtation that you doubt he even notices as he types it.
you’ve known enough womanizers to know he’s harmless. still, you bask in fleeting moments of his digital attention.
You 5:38pm What can I help you with?
Satoru Gojo 5:39pm Can you make his launch button this link?
Satoru Gojo 5:39pm DON’T OPEN IT
you open it immediately.
oh.
oh.
your bottom lip gets caught under your teeth. of course you knew vaguely what gojo looks like, you had sufficiently googled the company when you first came upon the job listing.
and there are pictures of him everywhere, pretty face splashed under headlines like BILLIONAIRE CEO TURNED PLAYBOY?—that article made you laugh, some ten thousand words about a blurry photo taken outside a nightclub, a white head of hair in motion walking out—but still, in all of them he is pressed perfectly into well-tailored suits, hair brushed through and facial expressed tempered, even trained. he looks so professional, so proper, so terribly handsome, but not quite your type. or, really, a stage before your interest.
you like when men like that are disheveled, hair mussed and skin tacky with sweat.
though this photo he’s attached isn’t all that far off.
something stirs, shakes awake between your legs looking at it. you grin with something devious and awful before responding.
You 5:40pm I have to open it if you want me to use it.
Satoru Gojo 5:41pm Is that true?
no.
You 5:42pm Yes?
Satoru Gojo 5:43pm Did you already look?
You 5:43pm Yes
Satoru Gojo 5:44pm You’re fired
You 5:45pm No I’m not.
Satoru Gojo 5:45pm No, you’re not.
with a giddy little grin you do as he asks. it is entirely unprofessional, you know, but you are surely exempt from blame when doing the bidding of the CEO, right?
you link suguru’s login button to the photo, laughing to yourself lightly.
You 5:50pm I did it. 
You 5:51pm I have to admit I’m sort of surprised you’d ask me to do something so childish on your behalf.
Satoru Gojo 5:51pm He started it
You 5:52pm Aren’t you a CEO?
Satoru Gojo 5:52pm Aren’t you my intern?
You 5:53pm My shift ended 23 minutes ago.
Satoru Gojo 5:54pm So then you’ve committed this “childish act” for me out of the kindness of your heart?
You 5:55pm No, actually. I get paid double for overtime.
Satoru Gojo logged off 5:55pm
your heartbeat rings lightly in your ears, you feel like you might have rattled him a little and that delights you to no end.
you wonder what he imagines you look like. surely he could have searched your name, though any photos of your face wouldn’t be attached there. 
there are, of course, ample photos of your face across the internet, most of them behind a paywall, though some of the tamer ones are available for free. but all of them are under a different name.
you had chosen tsukiko, meaning moon child, as your stage name initially as something of a joke. she isn’t an alter ego so much as an exaggerated caricaturization of your femininity, one who feeds on starlight and slinks about in the dark. you delegate the hungrier parts of yourself, the parts that ache and need for things, to her.
your manager at club cabal had spotted you first at a stoplight waiting to cross the street, pin striped pencil skirt down to your knees and shiny black pumps in each hand. you had been looking for months for a full time job, but the market was so saturated by then with IT workers that there seemed to be no space for you. you remember leaning your forehead against the cool metal of the stoplight pole, surely infected with some fifty diseases but you weren’t in a place to mind, when an enormous and glamorously dressed woman approached you. 
you remember so clearly what she said to you, the words cutting through your delirium and sinking sense of defeat: you look absolutely riveting in business clothes.
you barely had the wherewithal to lift your head but nonetheless you had, assessing all six feet of her, draped in fine furs and silk gloves. the whole getup would have looked like a costume on anyone else but she wore it all with such purpose that it looked like the most natural outfit in the world. 
you still cringe thinking about the tactless way you’d simply replied: “huh?”
she had laughed at you, but there was no humiliation in it, she almost seemed endeared to you, amused and halfway pleased by the bleary look on your face. she had handed you an ivory business card, embossed and shiny with her name and her place of work.
長澤長子 (nagasawa hisako)
CLUB CABAL MANAGER
“come to see me if you’d like to make some real money,” she offered, not waiting for your reply before strutting back down the block, coat fluttering in the evening wind like a cloak.
when your savings dipped into the single digits a week later you paid her a visit.
working at the most exclusive hostess bar in tokyo fits you stunningly well. your clients are disallowed from propositioning you, serving you alcohol, offering you drugs, and, most importantly, touching you. you spend your weekday evenings in clothes that could pass as business formal if they were longer—tiny miniskirts and button-ups that urged the plush of your tits to spill out—and entertain the most wealthy business people of the tokyo metropolitan area.
all of them just want someone to talk to, you have come to learn. it helps, naturally, that you arrive to them dripping in sex appeal, but most of your returning clients seem to remember first and foremost the way you speak to them. 
after two years collecting a rather well-to-do roster of exclusive clientele, hisako began operating you out of a private room. 
and there are real, tangible things you have learned from catering to top performers in all fields. you might have majored in math and CS but you know now, too, about the global economy, about agriculture, about the intricacies of factory-owning. 
and you flare bright, a star in spinning orbit, in that subtle performance under the moody lighting of the club. every hand gesture, every curl of your lips, it all means something, and the fine precision has come to excite you. you are untouchable there, a coveted thing, paid to see.
speaking of which, you think, it’s about time to get ready.
you have very few reservations tonight, though you don’t mind much now that you have your own space. you extend your legs across the couch, stilettos hanging off each foot as you tap them to the humming bass of the music. your room sits right off the main hallway, just big enough for a plush, navy couch and a coffee table, wiped shiny between clients. lanterns hang golden and coy at each corner, illuminating your face just enough to provoke your visitors to lean in closer.
you can hear the distinct click of hisako’s heels as they approach your door, and you turn your head on the armrest with a smile to greet her.
“hi baby,” she coos. you sit up and cross one leg over the other, lest she have a client in tow.
“good evening,” you reply with a smile. she leans on the threshold with a conspiratorial grin.
“i have a new client for you. a real big hitter. can you handle him?”
you tilt your head. “are you really asking me that?”
she laughs, full-bodied. “i guess not,” she muses, turning back to send him in. you pull a chilled bottle of sake from a small fridge at one end of the couch and place a glass next to it on the coffee table.
there are about 30 seconds as a client approaches your door when you learn some of the most vital things about them. the weight of their shoes, the sound their clothes make as they walk, whether they make conversation with the other hostesses passing by, all of it is catalogued as you listen. 
the so-called big hitter makes his way towards your door with purpose, though he is in no rush. his footsteps fall deliberately, a hair’s breadth away from heavy but not quite, just fast enough to sound intentional, just slow enough to keep from missing your door. 
the face they make when they enter matters, too. how they assess you, where they look, you cater your posture to their tastes. an interested man is an honest man, you have found, and you learn the most when they want you. 
the door swings open.
fuck.
fuck.
he is so tall he takes up almost the entire doorway, weight leaned on one hip like he’s waiting to be invited in, though surely confident enough to know you will. his suit is bespoke, you can tell from the way it sits just so on his shoulders, and he’s loosened his tie a centimeter or two. he’s one of the most attractive young men you’ve ever seen in your life, which would typically excite you. you love beautiful clients. 
but blinking at you from a few feet away is satoru gojo.
your boss.
satoru gojo.
is at your door.
for one of the first times in your entire career, you have no idea the sort of look pulled across your face. what the fuck are you supposed to do?
you know you have at most one more second before the silence shifts from anticipatory into awkward, and you consume it in full to think. okay. gojo has no clue what you look like, of this much you are almost certain. further, the name on your door is not one he would recognize. by all accounts the person who sits before him has absolutely no relation to his remote IT intern, despite the fact that you’re in fact the same woman. you take stock of his face; if you have any sense left, you think he shows no sign of recognition on your face.
okay. you swallow. refusing him would be a first for you, and by hisako’s description he’s an important client to please. you almost laugh at yourself for that thought; of course he’s an important client to please, he’s something like the wealthiest man in the country. 
what is there to do other than act as though he’s any other customer?
you smile, small and wry, and gesture him inside. gojo nods his head in hello, closing the door behind him and settling gracefully on the other end of the couch. his legs are long and spread so far his knee almost touches yours, almost, and he reclines back into the upholstery like he owns the room. you suppose he could, if he had any interest. he holds a broad hand out to you, smiling sharp and wolfish. he likes you.
“it’s nice to meet you. you can call me satoru.”
if you can push beyond the strangeness of meeting your boss like this, you acknowledge the unique position you have been unceremoniously pushed into. namely, that unlike any other first-time client, you know a great deal about him.
you smile warmly but don’t move your hand to shake his. “it’s my pleasure.”
he wiggles his fingers slightly. “you don’t shake hands?”
“you know the rules, satoru,” you admonish lightly.
he chuckles and lowers his hand. “i guess i was hoping otherwise.”
you move to pour him a glass of sake and feel his eyes trace you as you bend. his irises flit over the swell of your breasts, the arch of your back, though he stays reposed back into the cushions, watching you like a predator. you coach a smile that doesn’t reveal what is becoming clearer to you with each moment: it’s almost fun to have this secret. 
or it would be, if your internship wasn’t on the line.
it may still be, actually.
you cross your other leg over, let the tip of your stiletto hang close to his shin. the muscle of his thigh twitches but he remains still.
“so what brings you here tonight?”
gojo keeps his eyes on you over his glass as he takes a slow pull. he smacks his lips lightly, shrugging. “i wanted company.”
“do you struggle to find good company?” you tease.
he tilts his head back and forth, thinking, before admitting, “yeah, i guess i do.”
“i find that sort of hard to believe.”
the corner of gojo’s mouth tilts up. “and why’s that?”
you roll your eyes lightly. “you’ll have to work a little harder if you want me to stroke your ego that overtly.”
“i’ll work as hard as it takes,” he fires back, only half joking.
your laugh is breathy and real. he communicates himself rather well over slack, you think. all the cheekiness, all the bite, you have felt moments of it in your communications online. though seeing it all from his mouth is a different beast you are, if you can admit it, becoming increasingly elated to face. how fucking hot he looks while talking is not something easily captured online.
“so what do you do for work, satoru?”
you hope that question is convincing. he didn’t tell you his last name on purpose, you think. 
“i run a business.” his eyes are narrowed almost imperceptibly, and it unnerves you, so you bend at the waist again to refill the sip he took from his glass. the tension in his face goes limp watching the curve of your ass.
“what sort of business?”
“oh, it’s all so boring,” he dismisses, sounding almost disappointed that you’d ask.
you scoff and chuckle all at once. “most of my clients come to talk about their work.”
he extends an arm across the back of the couch, fingers a few inches from your neck but still not touching. you let him.
“i think that’d be a waste.”
“why’s that?”
“i could pay a lot less money for someone who doesn’t look like you to listen to stories about my work.”
you breathe in sharply. he’s fun. “you could pay a lot less money for someone you could touch, too,” you add.
his eyes flit a moment to his hand, so close to your skin, surely sensing the warmth of you, but still making no move to actually feel. it seems almost like he gets off on the not-touching, like that inch of space between you thrills him. he flexes all five fingers.
“i find that pretty boring, too,” he murmurs.
“you don’t like fucking pretty girls?” 
your sudden crassness makes him shift, crossing one leg over the other. he liked that. 
“i suppose i’m just tired of it now.”
your grin grows. “oh, i see, so you’ve fucked too many pretty girls.”
he shrugs with that predatory smile, running his free hand through his hair to muss it slightly. “the waiting’s the best part anyway.”
“so what do you find not boring?” you ask.
he looks at the ceiling in a show of consideration that makes you laugh. his gaze snaps back to you at the sound, immediately preening with it. “you’re doing a pretty good job so far.”
your scoff only sets him alight further, scooting just barely closer to you, angling his legs so they still don’t touch yours. but you’re tucked further into his side now, noses closer, and it makes something animal inside you flex and bite. your thighs squeeze quickly but you track his eyes as they catch the movement.
“see that, right there,” his hair flops to one side, loose now from its gel in all his fussing, “you’re scoffing at me. do you know how rare that is?”
he seems genuinely delighted, whole-heartedly excited by your diminutive little noise.
“oh i see,” you start, “you like being degraded?”
he scrunches his nose and it’s sort of boyish. “no, honestly, not really. i just have so few people in my life that treat me like a real person.”
you chew on this slowly. “so you…” a coy smile breaks through, “you came to a hostess bar for the humanity?” but you can hardly finish your sentence without laughing again, light and amused but real, and he chuckles at himself, too.
“yeah, i guess so.”
you feel his pointer finger brush the skin at the back of your neck and you shudder, narrowing your eyes at him again. he corrects himself immediately, pulling away, and breathing out, “sorry. i forgot.”
you can see on his face that he means it.
“tell me about your life, little moon,” he says, voice low and quieter as it fans over your face. when did you get so close together? both of your bodies contort beyond reasonable expectation to fit so closely without touching.
you have never felt quite so charmed by a client before. whether it’s because you already feel so familiar with him outside of this room or the appeal of harboring this secret you cannot decipher, but nonetheless you are doing things you would normally never allow yourself. you have never leaned so close before, have flirted so overtly with the breaking of a rule you have historically enjoyed.
you want him to touch you. for so many reasons that is a terrible, life-alteringly horrific idea.
you try to speak with him instead.
“little moon?” you ask.
he points to your door. “tsukiko. moon-child,” he clarifies, but something thinly veiled and knowing tugs at his lips.
you hum. 
“but i guess that isn’t your real name, is it?”
something about the low rumble of his voice tickles at your spine, makes you want to arch into his touch. you’re trying so hard to remember yourself, to remember who he is.
“i don’t think it’s wise for me to answer that question.”
he doesn’t miss a beat. “then answer my other one. tell me about your life.” you hesitate and he grins. “or scoff at me again.”
you smile and push an amused breath through your nose. this is a somewhat perilous trap of a question but you don’t show it on your face.
“wouldn’t that ruin the illusion? peeking behind the curtain and all?”
“what illusion do you think i’m under?”
you appraise his face slowly. you suppose you don’t have an answer to that, so you relent to his other question, at last.
“i’m fairly boring outside of this job, actually.”
“i don’t believe that.”
“i spend all my time here and at home.”
“oh, little moon, such a shame. pretty young thing all alone all the time?”
the teasing lilt of his voice, sweeping in that low whisper of a register, makes your thighs clench again. he doesn’t even look this time, only grins a little bigger to show you he knows.
“i’m around people all the time, people are my job,” you argue.
“that’s not the sort of alone i’m talking about.”
you cannot help but want to play this game with him, you lob the ball back, though your voice comes out a fraction more breathless than usual. “what sort of alone are you talking about then, satoru?”
“well i can’t touch you,” you can feel his pointer finger hover over your shoulder again, intentional this time, running a knuckle so close you can sense it without looking, but still not touching. “but is anyone?”
you’re taking in a stuttering breath in an attempt to respond but he continues, lips closer to the shell of your ear.
“surely someone gets to feel this tight pussy, huh?”
you huff out all your air, fuck you’re so wet and he’s looking at you like you can smell it. what the fuck is happening? you have never, ever reacted to a client this way. and better yet, this is your boss.
but rationality slips from your ears and down your neck, you think, because you only shake your head.
pity drips from his voice like honey, every ounce of power you implicitly relinquish to him a thing he takes on with what appears to be great pleasure.
“surely you must have needs.”
“i can take care of myself, but i appreciate your concern.” your double entendre doesn’t dawn upon you until you’ve already said it and he’s laughing with a lewd sort of tenderness. your face burns and you make use of your remaining faculty, looking away from him knowing he cannot tilt your chin back himself.
“uh huh. and how often are you…taking care of yourself?”
“i don’t have to answer that.” that’s a weak retort and you both know it.
“no, you don’t.”
you try to deflect. “i thought fucking pretty girls bored you.”
“i’m not fucking you, am i? unless you’ve had a change of heart about the touching rule.”
“no,” you reply, as firmly as you can manage, though something below your navel is bellowing for him.
“i figured not,” he admits, leaning just slightly further into you, whispering low and hot into your ear, “it’s enough just knowing how fucking wet you are in that little skirt just from the sound of my voice.”
your mouth drops open in disbelief, head snapping towards his, so close your noses almost bump. “i’m not,” you protest, voice clipped. fucking liar. 
“no?”
“no.”
“why don’t you prove it for me?” he taunts softly.
you squeeze your thighs harder, desperate for any sort of friction, anything, but your restraint is waning with him whispering so sinfully in your ear.
“you’re not allowed to touch me,” you remind him again.
“but you can touch me, can’t you?”
this is a suggestion you’ve heard from a few patrons before but it’s a first to feel so tempted to take one up on it. you search his face for anything to tether to, looking for a reason to refuse, but god he’s so pretty and you want him. he has almost as keen an eye as you do, you think, because he sees the moment your trepidation lowers.
“why don’t you get on my thigh and let me feel?”
his legs uncross and he splays them out, a saddle for you. your eyes drop there, and then to the tent in his slacks as they pull tight across his hips, to his face—wild and manic—and then back again. shit. 
you brace one hand on his shoulder, just to see what he’ll do. he tenses with the contact but doesn’t move, doesn’t make to grab at you. you look at each other a moment longer, both of you waiting for something terrible or wonderful or both, and then you’re swinging one bare leg over his, settling slowly on his pant leg, skirt fanned just to the middle of your thigh.
the pressure of his muscle under your swollen clit makes you whimper as soon as you sit down and a breath punches from his lungs but still he does as you have asked, still he doesn’t touch you. he tilts his head to the side, mouth parted. 
“come on, little moon,” he encourages lowly. “use me.” he punctuates it with a little bounce of his leg and you’re gone.
you start slow, dragging your clit on the warmth of his slacks, surely leaving something shiny and humiliating behind but you can’t find it in you to care. you brace your other hand on his other shoulder for balance, rolling your hips faster now, mewling quietly as he watches with rapt attention.
“you’re fucking soaked, aren’t you? that all for me?”
you nod wordlessly but he bounces his leg again. you only barely stop yourself from screaming. “answer me.”
“f-fuck, yes, satoru, f-for you,” you exhale, words stuttering and stumbled as your stomach tenses with your movement. the pleasure whips through your body, coils around your diaphragm and around your hole. you flutter and pulse and surely he feels it, how badly you want to be filled. his fists clench at his sides watching it, cock aching and huge from the looks of it, jumping in time with your little grinds along the fabric.
with each roll you thrust harder, whimpering as the feeling bubbles and smokes inside of you. “fuck,” you whisper, to yourself or to him you do not know.
“fuck you look so fucking—oh that’s it—perfect humping me like a slut,” he groans.
you throw your head back, rolling your hips harder, faster, you need to cum and it’s so close you can taste it, can feel it between your fingers. he takes the opportunity to lean closer to your neck, exhaling slowly on the beating of your jugular.
“i’m so cl-close,” you whine.
he bares his teeth against your skin. “oh baby you really did need it, huh? cumming so fast.”
you nod, all pretenses and attempts at self-possession abandoned. the maw of your heat unhinges its jaw as ecstasy washes over you, hips gone frantic and lost of all rhythm, riding your high as you gush over the fabric of his pants. he moans with you watching it happen, feeling the wet heat spread across his thigh.
with one final sigh you slow to a stop, panting lightly. when you raise your head to meet his eyes again you feel something like sheepishness coiling feverish in your chest but his expression is so open in its wanting that the humiliation doesn’t last.
“fuck,” he sighs, running a hand through his hair. 
with the remaining shreds of your crazed desire you are put upon to slide two fingers past the hem of your panties, collecting your slick where it pools. you raise them in front of his face, shiny and tacky.
“open,” you order softly.
he obeys immediately, gratefully. you press your fingers lightly on his tongue and his eyes almost roll back, half-lidded as he licks your fingers clean, his groaning around them reverberating down your hand. you pull away with a faint pop.
“you are fantastic,” he breathes, as dazed as you are.
you smile something small and honest, slowly disentangling yourself from him to right yourself on the couch again. 
“thank you,” you say, for the compliment and…for everything else, you suppose.
he almost seems nervous now that he’s seen you cum. his cock is still obscenely swollen in his pants, still jumps every time you look at it, but it feels like he’s swallowed his swagger along with your cum. he reaches for his sake cup and takes it all in one swig before standing.
“i’ll…see you again, i’m sure,” he says as he makes for the door. you sort of want to giggle at the absurdity of it all, at this situation you find yourself in. but then he turns back, as if remembering something, and digs through his pocket.
he pulls out a wallet, leather and embossed with the kanji of his name, a tidbit you know but cannot divulge. yes, the fact is slapping you across the face again: this is your boss. 
he throws something to the tune of 150 thousand yen on the table, for the first time looking less than certain about what to do. you think for a moment that he seems like he’s just remembered, there at the threshold and one foot out the door, that this has been first and foremost a transactional encounter. 
when the sound of his expensive shoes walking down the hallway fades into silence—or as close to silence as the club is capable—you hang your head in your hands. what the fuck did you just do?
the next week passes like torture. for the first time in your life you dread going to work, dread seeing him again; even worse you spend equal time hoping he’ll turn up at your private room. satoru gojo plagues you, plagues tsukiko, infiltrates somewhere deeper beyond the character.
to add insult to injury, you are subject to continued messages from him under your real name, a new character borne of necessity under the pretense that you didn’t fuck his thigh last thursday. though you suppose the only benefit to keeping such close contact with him is that you do not have to wonder when he doesn’t turn up for a week after his first appearance; you know he is busy, know he’s working past sunset, and you have the slack receipts to prove it.
he is as hopeless with his computer as he has always been—you suppose a clandestine encounter with a hostess wouldn’t have changed that—and every time he turns to you, endlessly grateful and funny and reverent, somehow, of the ways in which you help him.
like now.
Satoru Gojo 6:06pm Sweet intern
normally you would have logged off by now, but you have the night off from the club, and what better way to spend your evening than with a glass of wine and engaged in a treacherous IT session with your boss and best single-visit client?
you nibble on your lip as you respond.
You 6:06pm Good evening
Satoru Gojo 6:07pm My evening has been terrible.
You 6:07pm More computer troubles?
Satoru Gojo 6:08pm You must think I’m an idiot.
You 6:09pm Definitely not.
Satoru Gojo 6:09pm Helpless?
You 6:10pm Something like that.
oh god. did you just send that? you need to log off. take a week of PTO. do anything other than continue responding while a little tipsy and still fucking horny for him. to his credit, he takes that comment in stride.
Satoru Gojo 6:11pm I appreciate your honesty.
Satoru Gojo 6:11pm And yes, more computer troubles.
You 6:12pm Do tell.
Satoru Gojo 6:13pm Suguru retaliated
You 6:14pm From your retaliation? It’s becoming a vicious cycle.
Satoru Gojo 6:14pm He logged me out of my Partiful account
you almost spit up wine laughing at him.
You 6:15pm Why is your Partiful account attached to your business email?
Satoru Gojo 6:15pm It’s a business party!
You 6:16pm Go ahead and request the Forgot Password email. It should send to the domain admin (me) and I’ll fix it for you. It’ll be a temp password and then you can reset when you log in again.
it’s an easy fix; so many of his requests are. he is never any less grateful.
Satoru Gojo 6:18pm Thank you thank you!
case in point.
you begin to rise from your bed to refill your glass when another ping! lights up your screen. 
Satoru Gojo 6:20pm Do you live in Tokyo?
you pause. is this…still business related?
You 6:21pm Yes
Satoru Gojo 6:21pm You should come by then.
something skittish pokes from behind your ribs. 
You 6:22pm Come to what?
Satoru Gojo 6:23pm This business party. It’s the company’s 100th anniversary. You can come by the office, meet your poor disciples in person
despite everything that still makes you smile. 
of course, you cannot under any circumstances attend. the moment he sees you in person he’ll know, likely firing you in the middle of the party. and he’ll know, too, that the night you met in person, you knew who he was even though he took great care to equivocate. was that a betrayal on your part? should you have suggested he leave that night when he walked in?
it’s all so hazy now, glossed over with your lust and his, the heat a contagion you haven’t quite baptised yourself of.
his message blinks before you still.
You 6:25pm I’m busy that night, unfortunately
Satoru Gojo 6:25pm I haven’t told you what night it is yet
are you the stupidest young woman on the planet? it is so unfamiliar to feel so out of control, your grip slack where it normally tightens, white-knuckled.
you aren’t entirely ready to concede.
You 6:26pm I just don’t do well with people.
lie.
Satoru Gojo 6:26pm I really would like it if you dropped by. You don’t have to stay for long.
you groan aloud.
Satoru Gojo 6:27pm You’ve helped me so much the last few months
Satoru Gojo 6:28pm It’s next Friday at 7pm. Most people will be there straight from work so business formal is fine. I hope you’ll come
the truth—it descends upon you like wrath, venomous and toothy—is that you have no options. you cannot deny the CEO at the company for which you intern three times. you also surely cannot attend, cannot let him see your face. but the former is a more pressing problem, you suppose. maybe it’s the wine, but you feel your resolve bruising into submission.
maybe this is for the best; you’ve saved enough now that you can stay in this apartment long enough to find another job. and was it really sustainable to continue to work alongside gojo after what happened at the club?
the terrible part of you—you’ll never forgive her—wants to think you would sustain this as long as it was viable. but the rest of you acknowledges that the lifespan has arrived at its bloody, inelegant end.
You 6:30pm Okay
there is something deeply ironic about zipping up a pencil skirt of appropriate length in preparation to go see satoru gojo again. your stockings are sheer and black, catching the light where your foot curves into the lowest heels you managed to find in your closet. no matter how you arrange your gray sweater over your torso you feel sort of crude-looking. you have come to associate this style of clothing so closely with the club that you cannot process your silhouette in the mirror as anything other than whorish.
with a manic sort of giggle you think, oh well. you’re getting fired anyway!
you’ve considered, over the last week, feigning sickness or some personal tragedy, all manner of terrible scenarios which would keep you from the party. but in the first place you suspect, after your couplet of dreadful attempts at rejecting the invitation, that he would know outright you were simply trying to weasel your way out of the obligation. 
and secondly, some naive part of you does want to go. the other coworkers you’ve helped online seemed so excited when they found out you had committed to come: yuuji itadori, a new hire who seems entirely incapable of recalling his passwords, kento nanami, a clearly whip-smart high-level employee who harbors a secret fear of pressing buttons he doesn’t understand, ieri shoko, an altogether efficient young woman who simply cannot remember to clock in and out.
you have put in tangible time of your life to help these people, and in turn have forged something like friendships with them. what you had said to gojo that night is true; other than the club, you don’t encounter people much. there is something embarrassingly exciting to you about solidifying, even if only for ten minutes, these little bonds you find you care a lot about.
the gojo enterprises building is enormous and beautifully designed, you notice, as you walk towards the revolving entrance doors. the scaffolding gleams in sleek gray steel, large windows across swaths of floors cleaned to a pristine shine. the lobby is still full of people, even at this hour, shuffling about in all directions along the marble flooring.
nobody seems to pay you any attention, which soothes your nerves slightly. at least only you and him will know you’re a slut. 
you approach a pretty young woman at the front desk, hair cut recently in an auburn bob that suits her face.
“um…hi,” you begin, resting one hand on the counter. “i’m here for the office party?”
she smiles at you easily, like you aren’t about to be fired and potentially publicly humiliated. “wonderful! it’s on the penultimate floor, so just click the second button from the top.”
you nod and thank her, heartbeat increasingly demanding in the cavity of your ribs. a part of you remembers the way gojo acted that night, how pliable and kind he remained even as he paid you and stumbled out. you’d like to think the man you know—both versions—would spare you the degradation of announcing your misdeeds in front of everyone. it’s not like he isn’t lewdly implicated in such an announcement, either.
but you can’t help the slight tremble in your hands as you press on the button and it chimes, thrusting you upwards.
the last thing you consider before the doors open is that he simply won’t mind, that you’ll laugh about it together. it’s a little startling how much you find you’re hoping that he isn’t upset with you. 
and then the doors slide open.
you are reminded, as you wade through the gaggle of people chatting over champagne, that the only person here who knows what you look like is gojo, and even he might not realize at the outset that you are you. you have no way of recognizing your familiar coworkers, and thus no reasonable way to begin conversation with anyone. you make a beeline for the bar.
you assess the room around you from the far end, nursing your champagne with as much poise as you can manage. this floor has only a few, large desks in an open bullpen, surrounded by even larger board rooms flush with long, dark tables and leather seats. at the far left corner you see two single-person offices with plaques by the doors, surely gojo and geto’s offices, you think.
you cannot see gojo anywhere, though you’re unable to decide whether that’s a relief or a disappointment. you scrutinize the crowd so hard you hardly sense the figure approaching at your side until they’re already there. a deep voice clears its throat.
the man you find when you turn is rather beautiful. hair long and dark around his shoulders, face sharp and fox-like, eyes the sort of keen that might frighten someone who didn’t enjoy observant people so much. you give him a polite smile.
“you’re new,” he says simply.
you shake your head. “only partly.” you hold your hand out to shake and tell him your name. “i’m actually your remote IT intern,” you explain.
the man smiles wider, almost secretive, and assesses you quickly. his eyes rake down your form, across your face, but it isn’t hungry so much as it feels vigilant, void of the voyeuristic heat you’re used to. 
he introduces himself: “suguru geto.”
you grin at him, laughing a little. “it’s great to meet you. i’ve been wondering what you’re like.”
he raises one eyebrow. “that so?”
you realize only now that it’s more difficult than you anticipated to speak with attractive men in a different way than how you talk at the club.
“i just mean that you’ve never needed my help. i only know the technologically-challenged of you.”
he chuckles. “you must know satoru well.”
actually, you go back on your previous thought; you are positively indebted to your time at the club. all your practiced grace and easy charm prevents you from choking on your champagne. just barely. 
“yeah, in fact, i do.”
“are you the one who helps him get back at me?”
“guilty as charged.”
he clicks his tongue in his mouth. “i knew he couldn’t have been doing it on his own.”
you take another sip of your drink. “i really am sorry for my participation,” you assure him, “but when the CEO demands you attach a lewd photo to your launch button i don’t have much of a choice.”
geto’s lips tug up at one corner. “so you saw that photo then?”
heat licks over your nose and you hope the fluorescents cover it. “unfortunately, yes.”
“he’ll be so hurt you said that.”
your eyes widen only slightly, but you know he catches it. you try to imbue your voice with the casual leisure you hope to convey. “don’t tell him.”
he clinks his glass against yours with a small, knowing smile. “you have my word.” and then, over his shoulder as he begins to walk back into the heart of the party, he adds: “it was nice to meet you.”
you wave him off politely, leaning again against the bar.
your attention is pulled quickly towards a broad, blonde man as he approaches the bar, another, much younger man seemingly attached to his hip. 
“no, itadori, you can’t handle your alcohol,” the older man admonishes.
“please? it’s the company party, nanamin,” he pouts.
you smile to yourself. two of your frequent flyers.
“look, you’re an adult,” kento sounds wholly unconvinced of this, even as he says it, “but if you’re asking my permission for some godforsaken reason, then i’ll tell you–”
“wait a second,” yuuji stops. it takes you a second to realize he’s looking at you. “aren’t you our IT intern?”
you sputter in surprise. “i–um…yes?”
yuuji beams. “i knew it! it’s nice to meet you in person.” his handshake is so firm and eager it jostles you a little bit. something lost in his online translation is how frenetic of a thing he is, bouncing about in a constant state of buzzing that endears you to him.
“how did you know it was me?”
“he has a weird sense for those things,” nanami interjects, taking your hand next.
“it’s really nice to meet you both,” you smile.
“thank you so much for all your help. i was just mentioning to gojo how i wouldn’t ever get any work done without you.”
“you said that to gojo?” nanami asks disapprovingly, though yuuji doesn’t even seem to register it.
“i know he wanted to meet you, too. i’ll go get him!” he chirps, bounding off between people beyond your reach, not hearing—or choosing to ignore—your feeble oh no you don’t have to!
you turn back to nanami to find an almost pitying look on his face. you scrunch your nose. “is he that bad in person?”
“he’s…a lot,” he qualifies.
you lean an elbow on the counter of the bar, watch your champagne swirl about in the flute. “it’s sort of strange meeting all of you in person,” you admit.
nanami scans the throng briefly again, quickly muttering into his own drink: “into the eye of the hurricane.”
you have only a moment too little to discern what he means.
“—and he keeps taking my champagne away,” itadori grumbles.
lord help you you recognize gojo’s footsteps as they approach, still as certain as you remember them, and the discs of your spine align in a taut stack, but you do not turn to him.
his laugh is easy, unaware, the low scratch of it only a few feet away now, but you learned that night that he watches when he speaks. he doesn’t see you yet, surely still turned and attentive towards yuuji. “probably because you threw up in his office trash can at the last christmas party.”
“i told you, that wasn’t me.”
“who else could it have possibly—oh.” the footsteps stop, and you feel his eyes fall on you.
when you turn your head, a number of things become obvious at once.
he is as handsome as you remember him. melted a little around the edges, tie loose, suit jacket gone and button-up bunched at the elbows to expose his forearms. his scent makes your thighs clench a little, less perceptible under your reasonable skirt, his hair disrupted by the long day and possibly a glass of champagne. the terror of your present circumstances, and the punch of guilt, too, come fettered to how badly you want him. 
the other revelation—or, you suppose it’s more like a reminder—is that gojo is a great deal like you. you can almost see the way he’s counting the moments in his head, taking stock of the time he can allot himself to think, to decide, knowing that this gnawing silence will at some point grow too monstrous too ignore.
in that time the shock meets his eyes first. they widen and then pinch, flitting across your face and down your body, and you do your best not to preen in the attention. and then his lips part a little, any further salutations stone dead in the back of his mouth, swallowed down. he breathes out once, twice, heavy things you think he wanted to attach to words but couldn’t quite manage to animate.
and you want to say something, want to apologize; you almost want to encourage him to fire you now so you can avoid the anticipation and get home before your feet hurt. 
but then something devious pokes out from behind his teeth, something vital and alive, something like a smirk. his head cocks just so, bearing his large hand out.
“it’s so nice to finally meet you in person,” he says, voice so even you could strike him. 
and this is the final cognizance, thrust towards you between his lithe fingers; he plans to enjoy this. beginning, it seems with a cheeky homage to that night, the shaking of hands you refused him once but cannot deny him now. 
you shake his hand firmly, smiling something only he would identify as divergent from polite. he grazes the inside of your wrist with his pointer finger before your arms drop, posture twitching with the feeling of you despite the mundanity.
you nod your head in acknowledgment. “good to see you, sir.”
his tongue pokes briefly on the inside of his cheek. “i trust nanamin has introduced you around.”
“don’t call me that.” nanami sounds exhausted with him already, weighed down further by what you fear is a flicker of recognition. whatever dynamic flare is crackling between you and gojo, nanami’s eyes narrow, just a moment, like he sees it.
“you let me call you that,” yuuji adds unhelpfully.
and even though you’ve come upon this game in the wake of a monumentally terrible decision—or maybe because of that, you’re unsure one way or the other—you let the other proverbial pleaser drop.
“would you introduce me?” you ask gojo.
both his eyebrows jump, something silent exchanged, but he takes little time to seize the opportunity. he rounds beside you to lay a hand on the small of your back, all but delighted to guide you away, pressing only minutely harder than what would be appropriate. enough to remind you that he can touch you now.
“it was nice to meet you both again,” you offer to nanami and yuuji as satoru shepherds you off, but as soon as the pair looks away gojo is leaning down to your level slightly.
you beat him to the punch. “is this really wise?”
low enough that it’s only for the both of you: “definitely not.” he squeezes your side again quickly. “but i think i’d like to show you off to all your lovely coworkers before i fuck you in my office.”
you suck on the back of your teeth and try your best to glare up at him, but it’s hard when your panties stick so tacky to your mound. he bumps into you on purpose, giving you one, ephemeral moment to feel how hard he is in those expensive slacks. 
“can you even wait that long?”
he drops his hand from your back just to graze the swell of your ass, swipe there once with his thumb. “i already told you, little moon…the waiting is my favorite part.”
with what is clearly no small amount of reserved prudence, gojo stays true to his word. he deposits you about the party, peering at you heavy-lidded as you greet the people you’ve thus far only known over email. every time you steal a glance at him he’s already staring, the weight of his gaze so heavy your knees nearly buckle. you feel more supine than you ever have in your life, soft and watched and wanted.
but surely he must know you’re observant enough to notice he is winding you, slowly, to his office. with each new introduction you are a few feet closer to his door; it’s just shy of torture waiting this way. how long has it been since you’ve been fucked? you choose not to answer that question for yourself, though with each step you feel the gluey swipe of your slick between your legs and you cannot deny that you’re greedy to be filled.
still, you do your best to appear something like normal when you walk through the threshold of his office door, when you hear the metal snick of the lock behind you. 
the panel of glass looking out into the bullpen is so frosted you can hardly see through it, a modern design choice that suits the building, and the rest of the room follows suit; a glass coffee table stacked neatly with books, an enormous desk flush with papers and folders and an intercom system, windows that span the outer wall to boast half of tokyo.
gojo stays a moment by the closed door but gives you no direction, so you simply stand in the middle of the room, hands clasped behind your back and waiting for further instruction. you suppose he likes the look of it, because he makes no move to gesture you anywhere, smoothing a hand over his jaw as he watches you.
“get down on your knees for me, baby,” he says simply.
the air punches from your lungs and you bite down on the inside of your cheek but you find your legs curling under themselves anyway. you can’t look way from his face, that crazed manner of watching you a scorching cloak you don’t want to shed. 
only once you’re on your knees does he approach you, reaching a hand to your face to cup your jaw. with a little tug of your jaw your nose is brushing against the bulge in his pants and you exhale over it. he sighs up at the ceiling as you bring one hand up to cup his twitching cock—god it’s so big.
“you’re not mad at me?” you murmur.
he laughs once, sharp and humorless. “oh i’m fucking furious—ah” he’s cut off by your palm applying more pressure, rubbing him in earnest, and his hips buck into your fingers. his right hand weaves into your hair and grips it like a handle, humming at the way you whine.
“so i have rules of my own now,” he finishes. you still and blink back up at his face. “no touching.” you lower both hands and fasten them behind your back again. 
gojo pulls his belt loose and tugs the zipper of his pants down, aching cock jumping up and out. he’s so red it looks like it hurts, curved up a little and as massive as you thought he was, and with one hand he wraps his long fingers around the base, tugging up once, twice. your lips part as precum pearls at the tip and he grips the back of your head, bumping his slit against your lips to gloss them. when you don’t take more than you’re given he groans low, “good girl.”
and then in one, mean thrust, he’s fucking the entire girth of him into your mouth. he’s so big he bumps halfway down your throat, you gasp and sputter around him, spit pooling already and eyes watering but you’re nothing if not determined, swallowing hard around his tip.
“fuck i knew you’d take it,” he growls.
you try to nod but his length pins your head in place, not to mention each of his hands taking a tight grip on each side of your face to start thrusting into your mouth.
he’s loud, so loud that you have moments of clarity when you worry the party will hear, but he’s so fucking long that mostly you dedicate all your attention to taking him without gagging. with each thrust your nose brushes the neatly trimmed hair at his base and you lave your tongue along the underside of his shaft, feeling a vein there that pulses every time you moan around him.
“that’s it, that’s it,” he lets one hand travel down to your throat and wrap there, not pressing so much as feeling himself as he fucks in and out, “swallow—fuck me—swallow around me again, baby.”
you do and he moans wild and honest, almost surprised at how good it feels, and you’re so desperate for anything that your hips start to rock over your own heels. feeling the wet trail you leave on your shoes is vaguely humiliating but the pressure behind your pulsing clit is almost unbearable and you’re afraid he’ll pull out if you use your fingers, still clung together behind you. gojo looks like a deity with his head tipped forward watching you, brows pinched together and mouth agape, droopy eyes sharpening when he sees the little ruts of your hips.
“you fucking like this don’t you?”
you hum out a pathetic mmhmm around his skin and his eyes almost roll back. forgetting yourself you bring both hands up to claw at the vee of his hips but he catches them immediately, thrusting once with a particular malevolence to tell you to behave.
his thrusts are gaining urgency, losing their rhythm, you know he’s close and you can’t tell if you want him to finish or would prefer it be inside of you. most of all, though, you find you want to please him, so you whine one more time around his cock to hear him mewl something broken and desperate. he does.
“fuckfuckfuck i’m g’na cum, i–”
he can’t even finish his own sentence, hips stuttering and growl caught in the back of his throat as he finishes heavy on your tongue. you swallow it all down like a blessing and the bob of your throat makes him pulse a little more, whispering mainly to himself a breathy: jesus. when you pull your lips away slowly a few webs of spit snap down your chin but you let them glisten there.
gojo can hardly allow you enough time to get to your feet, wrapping his arms under yours to haul you up and over his desk. your hands press over files and polished wood and he bends you into a deep arch with one hand. with no less urgency than before his first orgasm gojo rips your skirt and stockings down to your ankles, groaning low at the damp spot in your panties, on display with your legs spread and hips flared out to him.
he uses one finger to pull your thong to the side and you can feel the filthy slide of your slick as it slips around your folds, down your thighs. you can hear the squelching of his hand on his cock again, jerking himself over the remnants of your spit and his own cum, and you tense your legs waiting for him to breach your tight hole.
he chuckles when he sees the cords of your muscles move.
“oh baby,” he coos, “are you waiting to get fucked?”
your fingers pull in and leave crescent marks on your palms. “please,” you whimper, wiggling your hips, “please fuck me.”
“i dunno,” the fwap of his hand is speeding up seeing you present yourself further for him. “i think seeing you like this is enough to—fuckfuck—make me cum again.”
you drop your forehead to the wood to ground yourself but still your words come out like a sob: “i need you satoru please, please.”
“fuck!” again his hand gets quicker, “beg me again baby. beg me better than that.”
“please satoru i need your cock so bad, i need you to fuck me, i–”
in all honesty you don’t know whether it was you begging that did it or the dissolution of his own resolve, but without warning gojo fits his angry tip at your hole and pushes, hips slapping against your ass as he sheaths himself fully in one go.
you both groan in unison, relief and nirvana and the aching heat with her claws in both of you, and satoru holds your head to his desk as he starts to move.
his thrusts now are not exactly like the way he fucked your mouth; he isn’t testing your limits, isn’t using every ounce of his remaining strength, each grind is calculated, slower than before. it almost feels like he’s pausing after each rut to hear the sound you make and learn. that consideration alone is enough to make you clamp down around him, and a moan claps like thunder from his mouth.
“god it’s like fucking a virgin you’re so fucking tight,” he hisses. 
recovering from the burn of the initial stretch you start to incline your hips back into each thrust, the punches of his tip around your walls even harder as you arch to meet him. your arms reach back to feel for him but he only seizes the opportunity to wind them in one hand and hold them to the curve of your spine. 
“was it worth it fucking embarassing me?” he pants out, beginning to bend at the waist to fuck up into harder, words nearly spat onto the wing of your shoulder. “i’ve spent all—fuck—week thinking about it.”
you mewl and hum into the wood of the desk.
“made me feel like a fucking teenager at the club,” he thrusts harder, the sound of his skin on yours louder in your ears, “made me feel like a fucking creep at my job.”
you…what?
somewhere between your insistent moaning you ask him “what—ah! oh f-fuuck satoru—what do you mean a creep?”
he bands one arm around your torso and shifts upright, holding you to his chest as his hips continue to buck wildly, more erratic, more in it. his lips just barely graze the shell of your ear.
“all this time i’ve wanted to fuck my sweet intern,” your mouth drops open in surprise and pleasure and something else, the mounting feeling of ecstasy scintillating through your body, “thinking you were some fucking hermit,” he spits. your ass is surely red from the snapping of his toned hips but you’re so close and the hot tickle of his breath on your face just might be enough to get you there.
he almost seems to hear what you’re thinking, though, because then his free hand is jumping to your swollen clit, rubbing messy circles over and under the hood. “went to the club hoping to—oh yeah baby, squeeze me like that—get her off my mind just for you to fuck me over again,” he spits, but it isn’t angry, not really, he’s just desperately and pathetically close.
your body catches and locks, toes curling into your heels as you start to come undone, the dull pleasure coming first and then that cutting slice of your high. you shudder and pulse and milk him as it washes over you, about to pull him over the cliffside with you.
“i’m g’na fuck my cum deep in this cunt and you’re gonna have to fucking walk out of here with it dripping out of you.”
and then he’s gone too, rutting quick and thoughtless and then exploding inside of you, groaning deep in your ear and arm tight across your chest. he thrusts lazily through it, plugging you with the ropes of his seed, trying to feel the slosh of it in your channel.
the disentanglement of his body from yours is almost silent save for your shared quiet groaning at the overstimulation, an almost self-conscious kiss pressed to your temple as you redress, and the murmuring buzz of the corporate party still going outside. 
fuck. the party.
satoru takes great care righting your clothing, brushing fingers through your hair. he doesn’t say anything—he doesn’t have to—only smiling sort of boyishly as you do the same for him. you try to replicate the easy and rushed tug on his tie from before, the right pleating of his sleeves halfway up his arms. 
really it’s no use. you look like you’ve been railed, you can feel it, and the scent of sex sticks to gojo, supplanting even his cologne. you shrug at him and he laughs softly, muttering a small c’mon as he ushers you back out.
to your surprise and great delight, the party outside seems…normal. people hardly turn when you exit, engaged in their own conversations, a considerable group of them watching yuuji—absolutely plastered now—trying to get nanami to dance. satoru places his hand again on your back one last time and presses there, but it isn’t hungry now. he means it to be comforting, you think, and it is.
or it would’ve been, if your eyes didn’t immediately land on geto, leaned against the wall and watching you both with that serpentine glare. you nudge gojo with your elbow to get his attention.
when they make eye contact suguru only smirks wider. you turn slow and dangerous to satoru, who stands upright like a statue.
“satoru,” you begin, a calm that should frighten him if he’s smart, “what does he know?”
he shakes his head quickly, lips turned down in a dismissal. “nothing.” 
satoru gojo is frustratingly excellent at a great number of things. lying isn’t one of them.
when you return to your apartment that night, legs sore and aching and happy, you flop immediately onto your bed and pry open your computer, single-minded. it only takes a few moments of navigation through the admin channels to find it, a conversation from two weeks after you first started.
Satoru Gojo 3:11pm Hello
Suguru Geto 3:13pm Oh I’m sorry I don’t have any change
Satoru Gojo 3:14pm I need your help
Suguru Geto 3:15pm I’m not a philanthropist
Satoru Gojo 3:15pm I’ll give you 3 extra days of PTO
Suguru Geto 3:15pm What is it
Satoru Gojo 3:15pm You’re not gonna like it
Suguru Geto 3:16pm When do I ever
Satoru Gojo 3:16pm I need to fuck the IT intern
Suguru Geto logged off 3:16pm
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trainsinanime · 8 months ago
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I've seen a number of people worried and concerned about this language on Ao3s current "agree to these terms of service" page. The short version is:
Don't worry. This isn't anything bad. Checking that box just means you forgive them for being US American.
Long version: This text makes perfect sense if you're familiar with the issues around GDPR and in particular the uncertainty about Privacy Shield and SCCs after Schrems II. But I suspect most people aren't, so let's get into it, with the caveat that this is a Eurocentric (and in particular EU centric) view of this.
The basic outline is that Europeans in the EU have a right to privacy under the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), an EU directive (let's simplify things and call it an EU law) that regulates how various entities, including companies and the government, may acquire, store and process data about you.
The list of what counts as data about you is enormous. It includes things like your name and birthday, but also your email address, your computers IP address, user names, whatever. If an advertiser could want it, it's on the list.
The general rule is that they can't, unless you give explicit permission, or it's for one of a number of enumerated reasons (not all of which are as clear as would be desirable, but that's another topic). You have a right to request a copy of the data, you have a right to force them to delete their data and so on. It's not quite on the level of constitutional rights, but it is a pretty big deal.
In contrast, the US, home of most of the world's internet companies, has no such right at a federal level. If someone has your data, it is fundamentally theirs. American police, FBI, CIA and so on also have far more rights to request your data than the ones in Europe.
So how can an American website provide services to persons in the EU? Well… Honestly, there's an argument to be made that they can't.
US websites can promise in their terms and conditions that they will keep your data as safe as a European site would. In fact, they have to, unless they start specifically excluding Europeans. The EU even provides Standard Contract Clauses (SCCs) that they can use for this.
However, e.g. Facebook's T&Cs can't bind the US government. Facebook can't promise that it'll keep your data as secure as it is in the EU even if they wanted to (which they absolutely don't), because the US government can get to it easily, and EU citizens can't even sue the US government over it.
Despite the importance that US companies have in Europe, this is not a theoretical concern at all. There have been two successive international agreements between the US and the EU about this, and both were struck down by the EU court as being in violation of EU law, in the Schrems I and Schrems II decisions (named after Max Schrems, an Austrian privacy activist who sued in both cases).
A third international agreement is currently being prepared, and in the meantime the previous agreement (known as "Privacy Shield") remains tentatively in place. The problem is that the US government does not want to offer EU citizens equivalent protection as they have under EU law; they don't even want to offer US citizens these protections. They just love spying on foreigners too much. The previous agreements tried to hide that under flowery language, but couldn't actually solve it. It's unclear and in my opinion unlikely that they'll manage to get a version that survives judicial review this time. Max Schrems is waiting.
So what is a site like Ao3 to do? They're arguably not part of the problem, Max Schrems keeps suing Meta, not the OTW, but they are subject to the rules because they process stuff like your email address.
Their solution is this checkbox. You agree that they can process your data even though they're in the US, and they can't guarantee you that the US government won't spy on you in ways that would be illegal for the government of e.g. Belgium. Is that legal under EU law? …probably as legal as fan fiction in general, I suppose, which is to say let's hope nobody sues to try and find out.
But what's important is that nothing changed, just the language. Ao3 has always stored your user name and email address on servers in the US, subject to whatever the FBI, CIA, NSA and FRA may want to do it. They're just making it more clear now.
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