Office affairs play out like a daytime soap opera written by someone who has never met a subtle person. The boss, the young woman, the wife asking questions, the assistant caught in the middle. Everyone is playing a role in the drama, and the script is painfully obvious

A 27-year-old from logistics decides the director is her new main character. She ignores the chain of command like it is a suggestion box. She makes his coffee before the actual assistant can get there. She books his trips. She brings homemade desserts. She brags about lunch dates outside the office like she is collecting achievements. The boss entertains it because having a personal fan club is apparently part of the job description now.

The only unexpected, and also great, part of this is that this woman asked r/whatdoIdo and pretty much immediately decided what's right for her.