Worker Bee

Jake grew up with money, then a string of betrayals dumped him into a nothing IT job where his coworkers have no idea who he used to be. He plays along as the average worker bee, but he's got two actual goals: take back what his family stole from him, and work his way through every woman in the office.

The story runs chapter by chapter, with Jake building his cover, digging into old grudges, and closing in on the women around him — some willing, some married, none of them aware what they're dealing with. The buildup leans on scheming and small manipulations more than instant payoff, with new chapters adding fresh scenes rather than resetting the story each time.

You mostly read and choose how Jake handles people, letting the corruption and workplace scheming push each relationship along at its own pace. It's set up so you can stay ahead of the current release by a couple of chapters, which is about the only concession to pacing the game makes.