Office Relationship Novels & Stories

Our relationship was more than a boss to his employee, we were very close friends. I sighed, organizing the house, I had no choice, I was going to hear him out, maybe this time, he was back to his senses.

The realization of how intimate the moment felt left her speechless, her cheeks burning. “A personal relationship?” “Yes,” she replied, averting her gaze to the surface of the counter. “No, I don’t think so. And it’s not that I have any concrete references, but I’d venture to say some bosses come to rely on their assistants because of the loyalty and willingness to help they show—as you have with me. Sometimes, without even realizing it, they end up becoming something like friends.” Johari didn’t know how to feel. “Friends” sounded like such a superficial, platonic title.

"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."

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.”

"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.

“So I’m discovering.” “Anderson Inc. has a strict policy about interpersonal relationships.” I snorted. “David doesn’t like his staff to have relationships inside or outside the office. It detracts from business, he thinks.” “And you disagree?” “I think you can do both—with the right person.” “And you found that person?” “Yes.” “Your assistant.” I swallowed hard, only able to nod. “Tell me about her.”

Cassandra shunned him sharply, her eyes fixed on him. "Like I said yesterday, you don't owe me any explanation. I am your boss and you are my worker, this is the only relationship we share together and nothing else. I see no reason for you to walk into my office just to say all these emotional triggering words just to get me into having any friendship with you. All I know is that you are not entitled to me in any way, we are not even in a relationship so why are you explaining all these to me, huh? Why Dennis?" Her eyes shone sharply as she asked him.