Workplace Romance Novels & Stories

I said in a sulking tone. “And this is a workplace. I will complain against you for harassment.” I added when he tugged me for a kiss. “I am planning to make workplace romance not as a wrong thing.” He whispered and I chuckled. “Trust me! Not a single work will be done by anyone here.” I said but he shrugged. “Why to do that? When we have our home place where we can go soon if we leave soon from here and reach soon near my parents and then leave from there soon after packing and reach our place soon.” I continued to talk while he already stood up and was dragging me to the door.

I swear, if I have to endure one more of those meet-and-greet sessions I'm going to go crazy. 'Come on now, Vi. It's the perfect opportunity to lay off and take your mind off things. And you can put yourself out there again. You've been single for far too long, and I know lots of our male colleagues are just dying to get your attention.' Viola is not the only one who has a problem with that even though our reasons are quite different. 'I hate workplace romance. We're going to break up sooner or later and then we'll still have to see each other everyday.'

"Absolutely not. I'm not sleeping with my boss, Em. That's career suicide." "Fine, fine," Emilia sighed dramatically. "I'm not forcing you to do anything. Just throwing suggestions out there. For all we know, Alexander Carter might be single and looking." "And I might sprout wings tomorrow," I countered. "Besides, a CEO dating his employee? That's the stuff of romance novels, not real life." "Exactly why it would be so hot," Emilia said with a laugh. "The forbidden office romance, secret elevator kisses, steamy encounters in the copy room—"

she said, making Emma groan. Ivy just wasn't getting her point. “It’s 'not' gold, Ivy. It’s a nightmare.” “No, babe, this is a ‘romance novel waiting to happen’,” Ivy interjected through her giggles. “You 'slept' with your boss before even knowing who he was. That’s straight-up ‘forbidden office romance’ levels of juicy!” Emma could hardly argue, knowing Ivy had always been a die-hard romantic, and to think she was already thinking something could happen between her and her boss just seemed to make arguing more difficult.

Alex ate mechanically, as though sustenance were nothing more than fuel. At some point, she sprawled across the couch, flipping through TV channels in search of distraction. A rom-com flickered onto the screen, two characters arguing in an airport before inevitably kissing. She laughed dryly. “Do people really think life works like that? All banter and then—boom—love confession under fluorescent lights?” Alex didn’t look up from his file. “People believe whatever makes chaos palatable.” “Wow,” she said. “Remind me to invite you to movie night. You’d be the life of the party.”

Gary was also startled and when he saw the work contract that belonged to him being taken away, he said with trembling lips, "It's all a misunderstanding, a misunderstanding, it turns out that it's the Executive Boss of the K Group, it's because we have eyes and don't recognize him. The women's brains exploded, the other party was actually the Executive Boss! Wouldn't they be screwed? Her husband had been having a hard time finding a job, and the suit he was wearing today was still borrowed, with tags he hadn't dared to remove. "Madam, I'm sorry, we didn't mean it, here's your money, please be a man of honor." Serena looked at the bundle of money without moving her eyebrows and turned to wal

His lips stuck to mine the entire time, showing me that a part of him loved me like I loved him. The afternoon falls on our bare shoulders, while it is raining outside. The windows reflect the tree branches moving sharply. This is my first day not working, and maybe the hospital is wondering why I'm missing, but I don't care when I'm next to this man. Nothing is good enough to leave alone. He caresses my back gently, while I look at the floor and see the drops falling through the small leak in my room. “They will fire me.” I commented, knowing that I would receive a scolding from the head nurse.

Jace and Michael hurried after me. " You should be pleased with this quarter's performance. It's better than the last," Michael said. If only he knew what I was going through. It was Love fraternizing with David around the office building. It was so unprofessional. " Michael, isn't there a policy against romantic relationships at work?" I asked, and he raised his brow in thought. "They are. The romance between colleagues leaves room for problems," he answered. I knew I was being a petty CEO right now, but I couldn't stand that she was happy without me.

As soon as I knew I was out of sight I let the tears spill down my cheeks. “Bro, that was really harsh,” I heard Dylan say. “Besides, I’m the one that started it. If you’re going to yell at anyone, it should be me.” They hadn’t moved! I leaned my ear as close as I could get to the corner without being seen. “I don’t care who started it. She doesn’t need to be flirting with you while she’s here at work,” Logan said, so quietly I could barely hear him. “Look, grandpa, romance happens in workplaces all the time. I guarantee you as least half of your staff has banged one or more of their coworkers. I don’t think this is really about that. What is actually going on here?” Dylan asked.