Office Relationship Novels & Stories

"Remember bursting into my office to yell at me about the whole fake relationship thing?" I roll my eyes. "But you didn't listen." "Yea... Because the relationship is business, Terra. And, I would do anything for the company," says CJ. I wish he knew the hole he's digging himself into. CJ beams. "So, Friends?" I giggle. "This is ridiculous!" He frowns. "You don't wanna be friends?" I laugh. "Of course yes I wanna be friends. But you don't ask a person to be your friend. It just happens and flows..."

"Nah it's just sad to know I would have absolutely no say in the matter but other than that I'm perfectly fine." Andrea continued reading through the contract but then something caught her eyes. "Party B should be willing to undertake tasks that are not work-related." "Sex!" Tracy exclaimed with a straight face clapping her hands together. "What? Shut up!" Andrea yelled out, confused as to why she was growing a bit warm. "What else do you think? Have you seen any of his personal assistants? Maybe you haven't but I did, none of them looked like all they had was an employer and employee relationship."

She had heard about the accident, so he was sure her boss wasn't in a good mood right now. "I might as well talk to the mean directly. I have some things to clarify, too. Please send me the contact number right away. Right away, please." He was still polite, knowing Vicky was also worried about what happened to him and Brianna. These two older ladies in his life had been his honest and effective, and efficient companion in life. One was at home while the other was in the office. They are like two people in one. They seem to have the same goals. To serve Lucien with all dedication. Both have neglected to have their own family because they were busy assisting him. In return, he never neglected

**Isa I hung up the phone and headed to the printer to grab the new documents that had just been sent to me for another client SoulMode had picked up. Earlier that morning, Callan and I had filled out the HR paperwork signifying that we were beginning a serious relationship, but that we would remain professional in the workplace, and there would be no favoritism played between us.

Their discussion ended, Aaron got up to go out but his boss added: “Relationships whether romantic or sexual are prohibited between employee and employee and even more between boss and employee, I don't want a scandal in my family.” “You have nothing to fear with me, sir. He added as he went out without forgetting to close the door behind him.”

Or I will pretend our cooperative relationship never existed! ********

"The function's surface awareness expanding through the network's geographic distribution." "Year three," he said. "Plan for distribution. Confirm locations based on where the function's needs are concentrated." "The council conversation," I said. "Six months. That is not just a conversation. It is the beginning of an ongoing relationship that requires consistent maintenance." I paused. "Someone needs to be the function's regular contact with the council. Not the Silver Queen directly for every communication. A relationship manager." "Ros," he said. "Yes," I said. "Her relational reading. Her ability to track the political bloodline dynamics. She is exactly the right person for ongoing counc

I said. "Some of them," he said. "In the form of relationships. People who were part of the building and who have — expectations. About the nature of the relationship." I looked at him. "The phone call," I said. He met my gaze. "One of those relationships," he said. "Requiring management." I sat with the full account of what I had been given.

He placed a folder before every director. "These are client retention reports." Adrian opened his copy. Several familiar company names appeared. Hamilton Logistics. Nordic Systems. Ardent Medical. Zenith Robotics. Each report contained handwritten comments collected by account managers. One sentence repeated again and again. "We miss working with Evelyn." Another. "Please pass along our regards if you remain in contact." Another. "She always understood our concerns before we explained them." Adrian slowly closed the folder. The realization was becoming impossible to escape. She hadn't merely managed relationships.

He says as his hands on the steering wheel and his eyes focus on the road. “Of course or else you wouldn’t have asked me” I answered as I crossed my arm. “I want a professional relationship.No commitment. No emotional attachment. Just a Boss - Secretary relationship.” Adrian speaks. I turn looking at him. “I feel you fit that description as i notice you don’t have friends at work,” Adrian added. I scoff and say “I’m offended”. He chuckles “Am i wrong?” He asked. I rolled my eyes as he turned to me.