"I want him like sin."  jazzy2002
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6478 points
30/F/, United States (general)
Join Date: Aug 2007 |
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| Just over two years ago, I came across a client that I just found drop dead cute. One of those cutes that you just get your tongue tied over and I did every time. I just always put it in the back of my head, it's just another meaningless hormonally charged attraction...you know the routine to bring your sanity back. Well our "family" friendships began to intertwine via mutual friends and our families all started to get to know one another. His family starts coming by my house for barbeques and vice versa. Well, he has since moved in with his fiance and in his moving has also changed the fact that he is my client because of location. Yet, he still finds a way to swing by my office periodically or call me on the phone with seemingly unending client issues. That's when I started to suspect that the cute thought was not only thought by me. Literally 15 minutes ago he called me on the phone and asked if I missed him. I said in my "client" personality, that it's just not the same without you around. He got really down and then said, "Oh, I see how it is. I was hoping for a different reaction." I was stunned speechless literally for a minute. I just went right back to discussing the client issue he initially called about. In all reality I would never have made any true advancements, I am not a disloyal person. I also never thought I would have felt as awkward as I did, let alone the fact that he said this to me. I feel really compelled to call him and ask if everything is alright, but another voice tells me to let it ride for a few days. I enjoy the flirtation and getting right up to the line, but I have never crossed it. This one's a little harder though because we have grown to know each other over the last two years. I was having a good day and now....it'll pass, it'll pass, it'll pass. | |
geneticanomaly
Über-Minister
15908 points | | Ignoring the whole 'client' aspect to this. Sounds like you two are friendly. Friendly enough to push a bit of harmless flirting to its limit. You decided to back off at the thought of it going too far .. which sounds like a wise move. |
trillian
Minister
13230 points | | ooo that is difficult. is he being friendly or is he being 'FRIENDLY'? and he has a fiance. what is he playing at? |
littlebear
Mega Über-Meister
3519 points | Very very difficult thing to do but very admirable, not many would let the fiancee part get in the way I applaud your morals and principles  |
jazzy2002
Debater
6478 points | So, he just conveniently decided to pop by the office today. Sat down and I had asked enough innocent questions to uncover the purpose of this sudden prowl, and yes he was on the prowl. His fiance is going to Vegas for her bachelorette party this weekend. He bluntly told me he hopes she gets laid. I sent him to the bar across the street. I'm just not willing to add to the drama. Oh boy, he's just so stinking cute. And yes, we have become friends through my job.
But it gets the what ifs going. I wouldn't love him anyway. He's just a pretty face.  |
jazzy2002
Debater
6478 points | | I'm pretty sure he was too. My assistant shot me an email while he was in the office with me asking if I want her to save me. |
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Put into a very awkward situation
