Damon Dice Gets Fiona Frost Working Overtime
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Nubile Films – Damon Dice – Fiona Frost – Working Hard – S41:E18 starts with that classic office tension—you know the kind. The glances that linger a second too long, the way she bites her lip when he leans in close. Damon Dice plays the boss who’s got more than just paperwork on his mind, and Fiona Frost is the new hire who’s about to learn exactly what ‘working late’ really means.
There’s no awkward small talk here. The second the door clicks shut, the energy shifts. Oddly enough, Fiona’s in that tight little pencil skirt, but it doesn’t stay on long. Damon doesn’t waste time—he’s got her against the desk, hands sliding under fabric, testing just how ready she’s. And she’s. The way she looks up at him when she drops to her knees tells you everything: this isn’t her first time playing the eager intern. Her mouth works slow at first, like she’s savoring it, but Damon’s not the type to let anyone set the pace for long.
When he finally lifts her onto the desk, you see why Nubile Films keeps casting her. Fiona’s got that mix of innocence and hunger—wide eyes one second, then her nails digging into his back the next. Is that worth showing up for? Absolutely. Cowgirl’s her move, and she rides him like she’s got something to prove. The camera lingers on the way her hair sticks to her neck, the way her breath hitches when he grips her hips harder. Damon’s not gentle, but she doesn’t want him to be. The desk creaks, her moans get louder, and you realize this ‘meeting’ was scheduled the second she walked in the door.
The finish is all business—no sweet nothings, just Fiona taking every inch like it’s part of the job description. Damon’s got that smirk, the kind that says he knew exactly how this would end. The mess they leave is the only paperwork getting filed tonight. The question is why it took this long. It’s the kind of scene that doesn’t need fancy angles or over-the-top dialogue. Just two people who know what they’re there for, and a desk that’s definitely seen better days.