What happens when an office romance turns sour?


Not all office romances end well. When it doesn’t, it can get complicated... for everyone. Photo: 123rf.com

Tony first got to know Amanda when he first joined a multinational company in Kuala Lumpur and they hit it off instantly. The chemistry was strong and they spent a great deal of time together both in and out of the office.

They worked on projects together in the office. Outside the office, they went on dates – dinners, movies, concerts, games, etc – and were even planning to move in together. Both were single and in their 30s: while Tony had never been married, Amanda was a young divorcee.

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