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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Unless you are in danger if you speak up... please tell her!!! (How is this even a question?)[/quote] I don't know her, I have met her once. How do I even do that, why would she believe me? [/quote] Talk to her alone, when you are sure he want walk in and stop you, tell her everything you know. If there's something that she can easily confirm for herself, tell her to look into it but if she doesn't believe you don't lose any sleep, you did your part. Not saying anything in this situation would not be okay imo, especially with a child involved.[/quote] He will never let that happen. Also she lives in another state and comes to visit occasionally and he goes there. He makes it a state secret when she is in town so no one gets any alone time with her. Me and other co-worker had wanted to take her to dinner and drinks and chat when she was down here one time but he was having no part of that. Co-worker tried to give her her card to contact her and he got it from her and co-worker hasn't heard from her. Only way I can have chat with her may be on FB cause he isn't on FB but I am not linked with her. He isn't my boss but if he finds out I butted in, he could make work difficult.[/quote] If he's just a work acquaintance why would need alone time with his girlfriend in the first place? That's odd too. [/quote] Then how do you get this information across to her? Or maybe I don't cause it is just to hard to do and she is old enough and should know better? [/quote] Look her up on that creepy family tree site and send her a letter in the mail. [/quote] Ancestry.com? They have addresses on there? Or does the app let you message the person? [/quote]
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