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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here.  So here are some examples of the interaction between them I'm talking about.  Our lunchroom is open . 3 of us are having lunch together. There's plenty of room for them to join,  either our table or one of the other tables. Instead they disappear together. It's not like they don't eat with others they do, most frequently it's just the two of them. Most of us eat outside, but weather here is terrible so people either are in the lunch room or at their desk.

Another example from last week at the end of the day he called  his wife to say he was coming home and called her darling. The coworker I suspect is his AP started giggling like crazy and teasing over the word darling.

So again no smoking gun. Yes they could just be friends , but there are other guy/ girl friendships in the office that don't have this vibe they seem like friends unlike the coworkers I think are having an affair.

I also  still plan to myob and I will not be following anyone home.
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That's it? This has to be a joke. [/quote]

Do you expect them to be banging in the lunchroom?   You have got to be a cheater or somoene whose spouse cheats. This is not the way normal adults behave.[/quote]

I mean, they probably don't want to eat with OP because she's an obnoxious busy body.[/quote]

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