A deliberately-paced three-hour magnum opus from Adam & Eve and Kay Brandt.

Whitney Wright plays a mouseburger fashion-photography PA who is recognized by fashion magnate Ryan Driller, whose imperious manner belies his stress. Driller tells Wright he needs an assistant, and she accepts, setting aside her plans to go to school in the fall to study fashion design. "I believe in not passing up great opportunities," Wright explains.

Perks of the new gig include in-office manicures and pedicures, and a new wardrobe. "You're a brand ambassador for the company," Driller tells her, continuing by pointing out that he had a ... special arrangement ... with his last personal assistant and he would like to do that with her, too. He says he'll email her a contract, and tells her to read every word. She does—and she signs.

Driller keeps her guessing about his next move until he finally whispers to her, "Bend over," and she assumes the position over her desk. Wright's face betrays pleasure and anticipation as he caresses her from behind—and then walks away. Driller slowly ratchets up the tension on her, slapping her ass as she bends over the desk and having her answer the phone as he caresses her. That night, she rubs one out on her bed, thinking of Driller, and when Driller bends her over the desk the next day, he ups the ante by jerking off on her ass.

The next session, Driller has her strip down and recline on her desk, eyes closed, as he teases her with a feather, a crop and the occasional nipple pinch, pushing her to an orgasm. Their next office encounter involves a ball gag, a glass plug, a vibe and a demand to "Cum for me. Cum now." The climactic fuck scene follows soon after, with Driller and Wright fucking their way across every piece of furniture in the office.

When designer Romi Rain decides to quit her contract with Driller (the commitments remain even after the affair is over) she celebrates with photographer Logan Long and model Alex Legend. Having lost Rain's services, Driller decides to use Wright's designs, and asserts his dominance over Wright before taking her to Paris to confer with his buyers, ending the production on an upbeat, romantic note.

High production values, extravagant wardrobe and added performers in non-sex roles add value. Brandt plays to the theme by having Wright and Driller only work with each other, and wisely adds sex scenes involving other characters (like Rain) to compensate for the slow development of the Wright/Driller scenario.