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Sakamoto Realties: Part Two, Akiko

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Akiko is in trouble. Her business is failing, her debt is mounting, and the Yakuza wants its money. Could her white night in shining armor really be this smelly fat man in a cheap suit?

Author’s Note:

This is actually takes place before Sakamoto Realties: Part One, Natsuki. It’s the story of how Kenjo Sakamoto came into possession of Sakamoto Realties and the creation of his assistant, Akiko. This will be followed by two more parts: Fuyumi and Haruka. Any and all comments/ critiques are welcome. I love feedback and will respond to all given (geeze man, desperate enough :) ).

Akiko went over the numbers again. They came out the same as they had the fourth time she’d run them; her business wouldn’t last through the month. She slammed the ledger close in disgust and cradled her head in her hands. What was she going to do?

All of the guys at the old real estate place told her she couldn’t make it on her own. They’d said that there was no way a someone could get an agency up and running in this economy. That had only fueled her on. In the end, it looked like they were right.

Things weren’t as simple as crawling back and admitting they were right. She’d made loans. Loans that men in suits with missing fingers (the yakuza) would be wanting back. Giving up completely, Akiko put her head on her desk and started to cry. One of the florescent lights flickered in time with her sobs.

“Excuse me!” a voice cried out from the other side of the partition. A customer? Not that he would save her enterprise, but he might go a little way in helping delay the day she’d have to meet up with the yakuza.

She whipped her eyes and checked her make up. “Just a second,” she called out and straighted her hair. She went around to the main portion of the office and her heart went into her stomach.

The pudgy man who’d called out to her was wearing a cheap suit, sunglasses, and had a diamond earring in his left ear. This was no customer, this was debt collection. “C...can I help you?”

“Akiko Sakamoto?” he asked.

“Yes?”

The round man burst out into a toothy grin. “Hi, I’m Kenji Sakamoto!” He stuck out his hand to shake hers, then pulled it back. “Oh, right, I’m not in America anymore.” He reached into his breast pocket and pulled out a silver business card case.

Taking one out, he handed it to Akiko and bowed slightly. She took it in both hands as proper etiquette required. “Is there something you’re looking for?” she asked.

“I’m just back from the states and I was looking for some work.”

Akiko shook her head no. “I’m sorry, my company’s not in any state to take on staff at this time.”

“But you haven’t even heard my pitch, yet.” Sakamoto pulled out a worn-out chair from under the counter and sat down. The flickering florescent bulb finally gave out causing the dingy room to get gloomier.

“I don’t need to hear your pitch. My company’s closing its doors at the end of the month.”

Sakamoto slouched down in the chair and put his hands on his belly. “Well, that’d give me a whole 17 days to turn this place around.”

“My company is broke. Even if I wanted to higher you, I couldn’t pay you.”

Sakamoto motioned for Akiko to sit down. She pulled out the seat on the other side of the counter and sat down. Sakamoto leaned forward and cuffed his hands together on the counter top. “I’ll work pro bono.”

“Why would you want to want to work at a place that’s going out of business for free?”

“I’m attracted to the charm of this place,” he said and gestured around the dirty room. Akiko tried her best to keep it tidy, but running every aspect of the business herself left her no time to clean. The windows still had layers of soot and dirt caked on them, the counter was falling a part, even the chairs they were sitting in she’d picked up from a second hand store and were covered in duct tape.

Not believing him, Akiko frowned. “You’d get nothing out of it. I can’t even offer you connections in the business. If anyone found out your were associated with me, it’d probably hurt you more than help.”

Sakamoto waved her off. “I’m not looking for recommendations.”

“Then what are you looking for?”

A chill ran down Akiko’s spine as the man stared into her eyes. “I’m looking for your company.”

Akiko didn’t know how to respond. What did he mean he wanted her company? The man was obviously deranged. But if he wanted to sit around in this dingy, customer-less office till the end of the month, that was fine with her. Might as well pretend to interview him.

“Okay. So, what sort of experience do you have in the real estate industry?”

Sakamoto leaned back and put his hands behind his head and crossed one leg over the other. “None.”

“None? What makes you think you can do it?”

“I know people. I can find their perfect place just by looking at them.”

That settled it, not only was he deranged, he was delusional as well. “I don’t think you’re very funny, Mr Sakamoto. Now, if you’d please excuse me, I have some work I need to get to.”

“Wait,” he said, stopping her midway of getting out of her chair. “I don’t want you to go blowing me off right away. I’ve looked hard for this place and I think it’s perfect for my talents. Let me try to convince you.”

She sat back down. “How do you propose doing that?”

“Let me find a new place for you.”

Akiko couldn’t contain her impolite laugh. She’d just recently bought a new condo and she still had 30 years left on the mortgage. Not only that, but it was within a five minute train ride from her parents place in one direction and five from here in the other. There was no way he could get more “perfect” than that.

“Sorry for laughing, it’s just that I’m already living in the perfect place for me.”

“Well, that just means I’ve really got my work cut out for me, doesn’t it.”

What did she have to lose? Sure, she wasn’t sure if she could stand to work with the boorish man, but what if what he was saying was true? She could barely convince the few customers that did come in to go look at a place, let alone sign a contract. Plus, he was offering to work for free until she closed down. But there was something odd about it. There had to be a catch.

“So, say I let you convince me and you do a wonderful job. I let you stay on and work for free and you save my company. Is that when you come in and hit me with a bill for all sorts of made up fees, bleeding me dry?”

Sakamoto’s face went white and his mouth dropped open. “How did you...” Suddenly, he burst out laughing. “Just fooling with you! No, I’d let you decide the salary.”

“Mr. Sakamoto, I’m just finding this all a little hard to believe.”

“Look, I told you. I’ve got zero experience and I’m on the plus side of 35. No national firm would ever go near me. So, I looked local and wouldn’t you know, there’s a nice little agency with my last name! I figured if I got on there, it would look like a nice little family business.”

Akiko shuddered at the thought of being mistaken for his relative. But she couldn’t find the catch and didn’t really have anything to lose. “Fine. Convince me.” She sat back and folded her arms across her flat chest.

Sakamoto sat up, clapped and then rubbed his hands together. “Mind if I go through your listings?”

“They’re right there,” she said, gesturing to the filing cabinets behind her. Sakamoto rolled out of his chair and walked behind the counter. Akiko leaned forward so that he could pass behind her, but he still put his hands on both her shoulders to support himself as he squeezed by behind her. Her arms tingled, like they were being lightly electrocuted.

After he passed by, she sat back in her chair. Even though the contact had stopped, the electric tingle persisted. Sakamoto looked down at her. “I think something east of the castle would be suiting for you, somewhere in Izumi.”

Akiko was impressed that he not only picked out something on the side of town that she actually lived on, but the area just north of her parent’s place. Sakamoto opened up the drawer for that area of town and started flipping through the listings. He found a couple that he liked and set them on top of the cabinet.

After going through all the listings, he picked up the ones he’d pulled out and shuffled through them. One by one, he returned them to the drawer until he only had one left. As he put the last of the rejected listings back, he peered intensely into the drawer.

A huge grin broke out on Sakamoto’s face. “Someone sure enjoys a little ‘filing’,” he said. He reached his hand into the drawer and pulled out a pink dildo. Akiko’s face went red.

“That’s not mine!” Was he trying to pull some sick joke on her?

“I sure didn’t put it there,” Sakamoto said.

“There’s no other way it could have gotten there!”

“Hey, calm down, there’s no reason to get mad at me because you can’t hide your toys well.”

Akiko fumed. She didn’t keep a dildo in her one of her filing drawers. He had to have put it there. But, what if he didn’t? She’d bought those cabinets from a pretty shady place. It could have been possible that it was stuck in the corner and she’d just never noticed. With her lack of customers and how rarely she opened those drawers, that was a possibility. “It’s not mine.”

“Okay,” he said and put it back. She’d have to throw it out later when he left.

Squeezing back past her, his hand slid across her back. Once again, she felt like she was being shocked. It didn’t feel bad; it didn’t feel good, either. It just felt weird. It was like her arms and back had licked a nine volt battery. Again, even after the contact was broken, her back continued to tingle.

Sakamoto sat down in his seat again. Akiko had calmed down enough to find the fact that their positions were reversed funny. She was sitting on the realtor’s side as a customer and he was sitting on the customer side as a realtor. She enjoyed little things like that.

“Show me what you got,” she said.

He laid out the listing file. Akiko recognized it. It was a dumpy little one room apartment that had been on the market for years. The only good thing about it was that it was cheap, but even at that it was overpriced for how old and tiny the place was.

“That’s it? Well, that was a waste of 20 minutes.”

“Whoa, don’t get your panties in a bunch just yet. You haven’t heard about this place yet.”

“Haven’t heard about it? I was trying to move that place back when I was working for one of the national chains. They dumped it on me because no one couldn’t move it.”

“Have you actually been to see it?”

“Well...” Akiko closed her mouth. She hadn’t, but then again there was no need to. She knew where it was. It was only a couple minute bike ride from her current condo. The room was on the third floor next to a busy street, so not only was there no view, it was always noisy. And the interior was a standard one room box.

Looking at the floor plan, she could see the front door would opened up to the entrance area where shoes could be stored. After stepping up into the room there would be a door that lead to the washroom, toilet and bath. Going straight would led her down the kitchen hallway. The wall of the hallway on the bathroom side would be cut out so that the kitchen sink and a single gas burner could be installed. At the end of the hallway would be the single large room. This particular listing, that “large” room was large only in comparison to the bathroom. At 6 jou, roughly 4.5 square meters, it barely large enough to contain a futon, table and a TV.

Usually these types of places were rented by business men on short transfers, college students, or foreigners, but all of them had turned their noses up at this listing. “I don’t need to see it. All the information is right there and I know that it’s a dump.”

“Aww, come on. See, that’s why you need my help. How can you expect to rent out a place like this when you’ve never seen it? You have to sell its charms. If you hate it, no one will like it.”

He had a point, but he’d said that he would find her her “perfect” place. “I’ve already bought a 3LDK near by. What makes this place so much better than my condo?”

“Well, we’ll just have to go down there and see.” He stood up and gestured towards the elevator. Akiko stood up, but hovered over her chair. She didn’t really want to go anywhere with him.

He walked back around to her side of the counter while she debated about just sending him on his way. He slapped her on the butt. She jumped forward as another shock hit her. This one was so strong, Akiko thought she could see sparks out of the corner of her eye. “Come on, let’s go. Oh and get the lights. Wouldn’t want anyone to come up to an empty office, now would we?”

The tingling feeling that ran from her ass to her shoulders overwhelmed the irritation she felt at being treated like an underling for that man. Who was he to smack her ass and tell her to get the lights? He was asking her for a job, not the other way around. She’d never stand for that sort of sexual harassment from a boss. Or an underling.

Akiko walked over to the light switch and turned it off. The remaining few florescent lights went out and the dreary office was now only illuminated by the light fighting its way in through the filthy windows. “You oughta clean more often,” he said.

She didn’t have time! While they waited for the elevator to come up, Sakamoto pulled out a cigarette and lit it up. “I don’t allow smoking in my office,” she told him.

Just then the elevator doors opened. Sakamoto got on and turned around to face Akiko. “Well, it’s lucky I’m not in your office anymore.” He let out a hearty laugh. “Aren’t you getting on?”

“I’ll wait for it to come back up.”

Sakamoto clenched the cigarette in his mouth, reached out with both hands and grabbed Akiko’s hand. The electric shock coursed through her fingers. It didn’t hurt like static electricity, but it caught her off guard and she allowed herself to be pulled into the elevator.

Letting go of her hand, Sakamoto took the cigarette out of his mouth and let out a plume of smoke. “See, it’s not so bad, is it?”

Akiko coughed. “I really wish you would put that out.”

The unkempt man frowned and held the cigarette in his hand. He didn’t shield the smoke from going Akiko’s direction (not that the could have in the confined elevator), but he also didn’t take another drag. The elevator chimed and the pair got out. Sakamoto took one last long drag from the cigarette and then stopped it out.

Akiko looked at the cigarette on the ground, almost half of it was unsmoked. Sakamoto noticed and said, “I’ve got a lot of American habits, but I still smoke like a Japanese. Never cared for burning it to the filter. Do you have your keys?”

“My keys?”

“We’re taking your car, of course.”

“My car? I don’t think so.”

Sakamoto pulled his keys out of his pocket and walked over to a beat up moped. He unlocked the seat storage compartment and pulled out a file with several papers in it. “Unless you want to ride on the back of old Betty here, we’re taking yours.”

Akiko sighed. She pulled out her keys and remotely unlocked the doors to her Audi. She’d foolishly splurged for it when she started her company. She’d believed that if she presented an image of success, she would be a success. Now, in all likelihood, she’d lose the car about the same time as she lost her business. If she didn’t lose more...

“I’ll drive,” Sakamoto said and snatched the keys out of her hands.

“That’s my car! Give me those keys back.”

“Now, now. What sort of image would it be if the client drove the realtor to the listing? Terrible. And, since I don’t have a car, that means I’ve gotta drive yours.”

She didn’t care what it looked like. They weren’t really customer and client. “But...”

He cut her off by patting her cheek twice. Each time his hand came in contact with her cheek, the electric shock buzzed through her mouth, numbing it. “Shhh, no more protesting, just get in.” He opened the passenger side door open for her.

Stunned, Akiko plopped down into her car. The strange man she’d just met twenty minutes earlier walked around and got in the driver seat. How had she gotten talked into this? Akiko stewed in her world while Sakamoto drove them to the apartment.

An electric shock coursing through her leg brought her back. Sakamoto’s hand was resting on her thigh, just below the hem of her skirt. “Get your hand off me!”

Sakamoto jerked his hand back like he’d just touched a hot stove. “Sorry! Just a bit absent minded there.”

“Absent minded? I don’t care how much money you could bring in. I could never stand all of your sexual harassment.”

“So you don’t like being touched?”

“No!”

“It doesn’t feel nice?”

Before the word no could pass her lips, Akiko thought about it. Her hand and cheek, her shoulders and back, now her thigh; everywhere he’d touched her had a pleasant tingling sensation. It did feel nice. “That’s not the point. I don’t want to be touched.”

“What a boring life.”

Akiko didn’t respond. She just sat in her seat and fumed until Sakamoto pulled into the parking lot of the run down apartment complex. The rusted exterior made her rundown office look new. “What a dump.”

“A dump? You still can’t see the charm.” Sakamoto held the door open for Akiko and she climbed out.

“What charm?”

“Look over there, you’ve got your grocery store. On the other side is a train station. You’re so close to the office you could bike there. It’s all about location.”

“Fine, it’s got location, I’ll give you that, but there’s still no charm.”

“The charm is the price.”

“The price? Are you kidding? This place is listed 20,000 yen a month over what anyone would pay.”

“It’s nothing a sugar daddy wouldn’t mind forking over though!” Sakamoto slapped Akiko’s ass and laughed so hard she though he’d asphyxiate himself. The shock her ass received from his smack made her bounce forward.

The electric tingles raced through her body. They felt so pleasant now. When the feeling dulled down, she found herself almost wanting him to touch her again. “Stop touching me.” Her voice had no force to it. She said it because she felt like she should.

“Come on,” Sakamoto said and waved for her to follow.

They had no choice but to climb the stairs since there was no elevator. By the time they reached the third floor, Sakamoto was wheezing. “We’re here,” he said. “Now, look at that view.”

Akiko looked out over the park just across from the apartment. The cherry blossoms in the park were just starting to bloom. It was a pretty view. She wouldn’t mind seeing that every morning, heading in to work for Sakamoto-san. Work for? She didn’t even want to work with him, let alone for him.

Sakamoto bent down and fiddled with a key lock that was hung on a pipe. As he did so, his ass bumped into Akiko’s crotch. She could have sworn she saw a spark fly. The electric tingle vibrated in her pussy. “Oh god,” she moaned. If only she had her dildo, but it was back in the office, filed away. No. It wasn’t her dildo. She needed to throw it out.

“Did you say something?”

“Uhh, no, boss. It was the wind.” Boss? Where had that come from? The electricity coursing through her was preventing her from thinking clearly. It was also making her unbearably horny.

Sakamoto got the key out of the lock box and put it in the old lock. The paint was peeling off the metal door and it was rusting in places. Akiko loved the view, but hated coming home to that door every night.

A stiff breeze blew through the walkway. Akiko clutched her arms to her chest and shivered. “You cold?” Sakamoto asked. Without waiting for an answer, he pulled her into him and gave her a hug. Akiko thought she was going to die. The little shocks and tingles from before felt nothing like the current now flowing through her body. Her mouth opened and her eyes fluttered. Little gasps escaped from her throat and Akiko came.

As much as she wanted the embrace to continue, she pushed herself away. God, she hoped he hired her. Wait, she was debating about hiring him. Right? Akiko looked out over the park again. It always helped her think.

The cold wind was making her nipples stand out. Ever since Sakamoto had paid for her to get implants, they stood out anyway, now they stood out even more. Akiko rested her bulbous tits on the railing and sighed.

See, she was working for him, he’d paid for he tits. But he’d come in asking her for a job. But, he let her masturbate whenever she wanted in the office. She loved working for him and taking care of his needs. The only need she had was not to go bankrupt, which was why she was trying to get a job with Sakamoto. She’d been partying too much and was low on cash.

That wasn’t right either. She hardly ever partied, maybe three, four, okay, six times a week, but that was average. On nights she didn’t wind up in some strange guy’s bed, she came here as her stopping point before heading over to Sakamoto-san’s nice condo. Wait, the condo she was thinking of was hers, not his.

She needed help clearing her mind. Sakamoto-san was always a big help getting her head straight. He’d tell her what to do. Go clean the office. The windows are dirty. A light is about to go out, put a new one in. And every now and then, he’d tell her to file. She giggled to herself. They called her masturbating “filing” because that’s where she hid her favorite toys.

But she didn’t have toys. She didn’t even have a toy. It wasn’t hers. “Sakamoto-san~!” Akiko whined.

He was no longer standing beside her. He wasn’t anywhere on the walkway. He must have gone inside. Akiko opened the door to her place, or the place she was coming to look at, or was it the place she was trying to sell? Stepping in, she could see the entire place from the doorway. It must have been hers because it was fully furnished. Sakamoto sat on her bed, smoking a cigarette and laughing at a comedian on TV.

“Sakamoto-san,” Akiko said with a pout on her face. “I’m so confused.” She bounced enough to make her tits jiggle in her shirt to get his attention.

Sakamoto ashed his cigarette and looked at the girl. “What’s the problem?” He patted the bed next to him and she sat down. She put her head on his shoulder. She felt and electric current flow directly into her brain.

“I love partying and working with you, especially when you let me file,” she giggled. “But there’s this mean old part of me that say that’s not true, that I don’t work for you. I’m trying to get a job with you. But there’s another even meaner part of me that says you work for me and I hate it when you touch me. Then there’s the meanest part that’s like saying you’re trying to work for me and I hate you because you touch me and take my car, but that’s like your car because you were driving it and I could never afford a car like that. I just...”

“Akiko,” Sakamoto cut her off. “I can understand your confusion. This is a lot to handle for a girl like you. I’ll make it simple for you.” Sakamoto snubbed out his half smoked cigarette, stood up, and laid out five contracts on the kotatsu, the Japanese style coffee table.

“Did you bring your personal seal?”

Akiko fumbled through her purse and pulled it out. “Yeah, I did. What’s all that?”

Sakamoto pushed one of the contracts forward. “This one is a contract to rent this place. Please sign here, stamp here, here and here.”

Stamping her seal in the red ink pad, Akiko happily stamped the several places he’d indicated. Sakamoto put the lease away. “This one signs your company over to me for the price of those fake tits you’re gonna get, and transfers all your debt to me as well. Sign here, and stamp here and here.

“This one signs your car over to me for pretty much free, but I’ll continue to pay the loan on it. Sign here and here and stamp here.

“This fourth one signs your condo over to me, again for pretty much for free, but I’ll take on the loan payments. And this last one is your employment contract.

“I do treat my employees well, you’ll get full medical, which includes any sort of surgery you want, and a substantial retirement fund to be set up to take care of you when the looks finally go. They pay’s not so great, but you’re a resourceful girl and I’m sure you can find some extra bucks some how. Just sign here and stamp here.”

Akiko finished stamping and signing everything she’d been told to. She was still confused about what was real. Suddenly, clarity hit Akiko hard. She stared at the contracts she’d just signed. Had she really just done what she’d done? “How did you make me do that?”

Sakamoto stuck out his hand. “Welcome to the family.”

Akiko didn’t know what to do. She’d just signed her life away to this man. She watched as her hand snaked out and took Sakamoto’s hand. Electric sparks flashed in Akiko’s eyes. Akiko felt better and better. Sure, she’d signed her life away, but she’d signed her worries away with it. Sakamoto-san would take care of her now. No more loans, no more yakuza. All she had to do was clean, file, and fuck.

A grin spread out on Akiko’s face. She shoved Sakamoto down on to her bed. “Sakamoto-san, you’re too good to me. And I’ve been a bad girl. My contract clearly states that I’m to be panty-less at all times, yet here I am with panties on.” Akiko started working her underwear down as she said this. She threw her underwear at the TV and hiked up her skirt, showing her bare pussy to her boss.

Unzipping his pants, she pulled out his hard cock. Akiko got up on the bed and aimed his manhood at her wet cunt. “Is there anything I can do to convince you to not fire me?”

She sank down on to him and started bouncing. Her old life and memories drifted away in the electric current flowing from his dick into her pussy. The tingling sensation stimulated her swollen clit, and soon Akiko was orgasming with each thrust.

Sakamoto threw her down onto the small bed and stood over her. Akiko leaned up and took him in her mouth. She licked her juices off him, and when he came, she swallowed that, too.

“You know, Akiko. I think you’re doing a bang up job.”