What do you make of this: a man in a higher position always stares at a younger, pretty co-worker – at work, and when they’re out for drinks with others.
During conversations one night, he mentions that, unlike one of the other girls, this girl is “a nice, sweet, innocent young ladyâ€Â. They’re both married, and they can’t keep their eyes off each other all night.
When the guy is about to leave, he goes out of his way to touch the girl’s arm and says “You…. Stay out of trouble…†She replies “Why? Trouble is good sometimesâ€Â.
He says that she shouldn’t let the other girl (co-worker) lead her astray, and she tells him: “I’m not as innocent as you think I am…â€Â. He smiles suggestively and says “Don’t say that…â€Â.
What does he mean by that? Is he trying to resist, or telling her that she's too tempting already?
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