Alexander's relentless harassment began to affect my work.
My colleagues, aware of the situation, treated him with open disdain.
Undeterred, he persisted, impervious to any cold shoulder or harsh words. It wasn't until Ella, his wife, discovered his actions that things escalated.
After failing to rein him in, she stormed into my company, creating a scene. Distorting the truth and spewing vulgarities, she positioned herself on a moral pedestal, accusing me of seducing Alexander and being a homewrecker.
The incident cast a dark cloud over the company.
Unaware of the truth, the general manager called me in.
"Camila," he said, "your work performance has always been exemplary, and we all recognize that. However, workability is secondary. To do things well, one must first learn to be
