Office Relationship Novels & Stories

“Well, you could say that.” “Personal relationship?” My eyes widened and I was forced to look at him again. “No!” I exclaimed. “We only have professional relationships.” Well, we do have a personal relationship but that was only before. We are no longer husband and wife since we are already divorced. He is now just my boss and I am just a simple secretary. No more… No less… “Well, I f you say so,” he said and I can sense in his voice that he did not believe me.

"I'm saying that whatever relationship you have with Michael should not be brought into the office premises and it should not interfere with your job either." That hurt. It hurt because he was so wrong. She wasn't interested in Micheal at all, but she'd had eyes for him ever since she'd started working at his company and he never noticed her as anything other than his assistant. He had kissed her for God's sake, and yet here he was preaching against inappropriate relationships. If anyone was inappropriate, it was him. "Is that what you think?" He shrugged. "Just letting you know. Besides, you don’t seem to be denying it."

"How could he not know? Even if he hadn't known before, they were just all over each other in front of him." "And he's just letting it happen?" "Who knows? But Mr. Ford has plenty of women on the side, too. Maybe their marriage was arranged by the families, so there are no real feelings between them." "That's possible. Maybe that's why they each have their separate love lives." No real feelings? Ethan practically fled back to his room. "Our relationship… It had a foundation of 15 years," Ethan thought.

A chuckle escaped me, causing my team to join in laughter. "Let's back get to work, everyone," I declared with a smile before heading back to the office. Building relationships with my employees is a skill I excel at within the company. I believe in fostering a friendly atmosphere rather than a strict one, which is why my team feels comfortable sharing ideas with Lauren to pass on to me. My ability to connect with people has been instrumental in our success. Shortly after, my phone rang and I quickly glanced at the caller ID to see it was my dad. As I answered the call, I continued typing on my laptop.

“About?” “The man from yesterday…He’s more than just a friend. He’s also my boss, well, used to be. I told him then that we couldn’t have a relationship beyond employee and employer. Now, everything is changing, and I don’t know how to approach him again. What should I do?”

‘And what other drama am I going to witness today? I chose to just observe the three of them discussing Altezza, who didn't mind office romances between coworkers. I was aware that in some companies, especially large ones, relationships between employees were often discouraged due to concerns about productivity and employee performance. Moreover, if such relationships ended, the office atmosphere could become tense and awkward due to cold wars.

"I'm the only person who sees the disclosures unless something inappropriate does occur. Usually we would discourage relationships between the Associates or Partners since it can cause ongoing issues, especially if the relationships end, but you two are fine since your temp interns. Do me a favour and just answer exactly what's on the forms, I don't need extra details - one couple five years ago thought they would get extra marks for going above and beyond on the disclosure. If I want to read erotica I'll go find it online. Which, by the way, is not appropriate to do at work." "Yes, ma'am," you and Gemma both said. "Alright," Carol nodded. "Here are some pens, you two get started on those an

"As I've told you, my relationship with him is purely work-related. You can't possibly expect me to stay away from all guys while I'm working, right?" "That's exactly what I expect."

She returned her gaze to me, beaming with so much interest flickering in her eyes. "Uh… your son?" I nodded excessively. "I'm his Secretary." "Wow, really?" She waggled her eyebrows at him. "I thought you were always against relationships at work." "Yeah, whatever." He rolled his shoulders, massaging the back of his neck. "There was an exception for her." "So…" Trisha stared between us but Hames rose to his feet, arching his back to rest his hand on the table.

"You're my client. I can't let you being pissed off at me throughout our contract duration. We've completed 2 wells, 2 more to go, Soph." So it's because I'm a client? With that I smack his head as he laughs. "You're an asshole," I mutter in a low tone. But I know he can hear it because we are lying so close to each other to the point I can hear him breath. I’ve always maintained a professional relationship with my co-workers be it the contractors or my colleagues at the office. This friendship with Luca, I’ve gotta say he’s the first person I’ve ever had more than just professional relationship with. I don’t go out with anyone out of the office hour, not even the girls whom I have lunch wit