Romans & histoires Workplace Affairs Stories

"What? How can she? Look at her poor appearance, and also he was with Miss. Gray last time, didn't you hear? It was all on TV." "Oh my! Really?!" "Yes, it was a huge scandal, she might be our future Mrs. Hesse." "But…" "What?" "I heard the CEO was married, isn't that true?" "Shh… don't say it, we are not allowed to comment about that." "But…" The gossips in the office were frequent in Empire Corp, but the employees knew better to keep quiet on the important things, or they could stop thinking of working there for a long time. Thea walked into the office, 'the same as always.' Thea thought.

Mavis worked for the news/social media campaign section of Dailyplus, which is one of the reasons she always knew everything since she had to know everything, whereas I worked as a filing clerk in the administration department. We ran a medium-sized insurance company. Called Dailyplus care but usually disregard the care part as Mr. Bloomfield actually cared nothing for its employees and clients. Mr. Bloomfield simply wanted money. We both separated and I headed to my office workstation quickly trying to cover all that was needed to be done along with my coworkers who were frantically going crazy.

"You're sweet. It's terrible." "It's not terrible. It's rustic." They laughed. Drank more wine. The food didn't matter. The company did. Stories started. About the wedding. The honeymoon. Work drama. Life updates. Marcus told a story about a client. Ridiculous demands. Impossible timeline. Everyone laughed. Chloe shared news. Promotion at work. More responsibility. Better pay. "That's amazing," Leighton said. "Congratulations." "Thanks. It's scary. But exciting." Noah talked about stepping back. Delegating more. Prioritizing home over office.

"Not just to you, but to everyone. One time, she invited me out to lunch to tell me that I needed to start wearing designer clothes to work because I looked like a bum. I was a wreck!" "Oh, are we sharing Crystal stories?" Kelly piped in from her desk. "I've got one for the ages. When I told her I was pregnant, she told me I better be careful because no one would want to buy a house from a cow." My jaw dropped at this. Kelly was only a few months along, and she still looked incredible. "She once leaked a story that my husband was gay and just with me for the money," chimed in Clarissa, one of the older agents. She only came into the office a few times a month, and now I knew why.

"Please don't contact our office to ask about it. My love life has nothing to do with our employees. Even if you ask my family, they won't be able to answer. Only I know my own feelings." "Apart from that, I am a professional businesswoman. I always separate work from personal matters. Therefore, I assure you that yesterday's incident will not have an impact on our company's performance. And I really hope for your support to keep our work environment conducive. Please don't terrorize our employees or my family again." All the reporters grimaced. They felt embarrassed because recently, they had been searching too much for news about Emily. "Sorry, Miss Harper," the young journalist spoke agai

Overnight, the CEO of Saunders Corporation, Zac Saunders, found himself in a sexual assault scandal that made it to the headlines. Keywords like workplace harassment, forced socializing, and non-consensual relationships quickly pieced together a story. In a long video, Jemma cried, her face filled with sadness and anger, as she shared her painful history with the world. She talked about being pressured by Zac into a relationship and forced to accompany him to social events. With his police summons for investigation, the headlines and Jemma's claims were confirmed.

"Did you hear about Mr. Howard's scandal video?" "Isn't he married?" "Is it true that bosses are required to have affairs with their secretaries? Eww, that's disgusting." "What if Mr. Silvenia treats Ms. Formosus in the same way? It's not impossible tho." When I said, "It's impossible, and that will never happen to us," the employees who were talking at my front jumped out of their skin. They walked into the pantry as soon as they finished their coffee. I put the coffee in the coffee maker, but I think I've come up with a better solution.

GISELLE I quit my five jobs and began searching for one, comfortable job. Something that won't keep me out all day so I can still have time for my son. I'll forget about my unfortunate one-night stand and focus on restarting my life. This time around; for the better. As I scroll through my cellphone, I see an ad from the Hunt Cooperation which says they're in search of a secretary. I apply without wasting time and head over to the company on the day of the interview.

She had all Leo's girlfriends at the event and also made me wear the wrong dress to get back at me for taking Leo away from her. She even went as far as hiring someone to act like one of the guests so as to gossip and spread rumors about me. Then I heard someone say, "did you hear the recent news about the wife of a managing director of one of these popular companies who had an affair with his brother. She got bursted at their workplace since she also works there." I was about to take another bite from my meal but the comment made me lose my appetite that instant. "Excuse me. I'll be in the restroom," I told Annabel and went to the restroom outside the dining hall.

“You know what, Mom? When I get to work—or you know, when I get back—we will discuss it. For now, I’m running late!” Brenda exclaimed as she ran out of the house, trying to think of an excuse to tell her boss in her department. Upon getting to work, the hassle of the trip had her really worked up, but the rumors she overheard caught her attention. “Are you sure about this?” “Of course I am. Would I speak of something I wasn’t sure about?” said the two workers who were close to Brenda, speaking amongst themselves. Brenda, dropping her bag as she stepped into the office, caught their attention.