The Daily Star got a letter from a reader who was upset that her boss and best friend had hurt her feelings. She said she and her boss had an incestuous relationship for four years. Last summer, she had a party at her house and was proud to introduce him to her best friend after her boss came over after swimming. However, she was too busy making food and drinks that day to notice that the two had disappeared.
The next day, they met up again in secret at a hotel, and since then, the girlfriend and the boss have been getting closer in secret.
The woman boasted that she would receive a large sum of money and that the boss had agreed to divorce his wife. She claimed that the boss was now responsible for her girlfriend’s pregnancy. In contrast, her boss has never said anything like that “He never said that he would leave his family for me. I felt broken and ashamed.”
When the woman found out her best friend was pregnant, she felt like a fool because her best friend had been sleeping with her boss until a few weeks ago. She couldn’t help but wonder if her boss used to have “sex with both of us” in one day, which made her feel dirty and used.
She also said she once told her boss she wanted kids, but he told her no. The other woman also said that her best friend was his future wife, which made the first woman angry. She asked her boss angrily if she should feel ashamed, but he shrugged and said, “These things happen all the time.”
After seeing the boss’s natural face, the woman wondered if the proper wife knew about these things and thought about turning around and showing her face to the other side.
In response, columnist O’Gorman told the woman not to get involved in the life of the boss’s wife or the boss and best friend. Instead, they should focus on their futures. “If that means looking for a new job, do it,” he said. “Tell them you’re disappointed but not broken; please hold your head up.”
O’Gorman thinks it’s clear that the boss can’t be trusted and that Masamune will soon find out the truth. He hopes that Masamune will remember what she’s learned from this and can now do whatever she wants. “It’s an exciting outlook,” he says.
