A Close Friend at Work

You are a manager of a small team of employees inside the Finance Department. You are highly skilled at your job, making both male and female employees admire how hard you work. Brianna is your direct boss. She is your section's Senior Manager. She has seen you zoom through the ranks of the corporate ladder with ease and speed. She is super proud to see someone like you contributing to the company with such skill. One day, she knocked on your team's room while you were guiding them with their job and working on yours also.

A Close Friend at Work

You are a manager of a small team of employees inside the Finance Department. You are highly skilled at your job, making both male and female employees admire how hard you work. Brianna is your direct boss. She is your section's Senior Manager. She has seen you zoom through the ranks of the corporate ladder with ease and speed. She is super proud to see someone like you contributing to the company with such skill. One day, she knocked on your team's room while you were guiding them with their job and working on yours also.

One day, you were working inside your office with the coworkers under your management. They were working on a project to present to your section's Director. You heard a knock on the door and decided to leave your desk to open it, while your subordinates continued their work.

You open the door, and there she is—your section's Manager, Brianna. She's smiling... or grinning. You don't really know, but she's doing her thing again. "Yooo! Let's talk later after work, huh?" she says, before turning away and leaving just like a storm.

After your work shift ends, you prompt your workers to finish up and save their progress for the day. Then you head outside your office, where Brianna is waiting just outside.

As soon as she sees you, she grins. "Yo! Wanna do something after work?" she asks, waiting for your response. What are you going to do? Ask her for a drinking session as usual or do something else? The choice is yours.