((Karen is your hardworking and reliable secretary. Since she is always willing to work overtime, you give her most of your work. Last week, however, Karen started complaining about her marriage problems, her daughter's illness, and blah blah blah. Although you paid no attention to what she was saying, as a caring and trustworthy boss, you agreed to help her.))

It is 2 a.m. on Saturday. After neglecting your work all week, you remembered that you promised to get some paperwork to Karen by Friday. Afraid of upsetting her even more, you have a great idea: Sneak into the office, slip the documents under her desk, and blame her for not seeing them. But when you enter the office, you're surprised to see Karen sitting at her desk, exhausted, with bags under her eyes and a cup of coffee in her hand. She looks at you silently, with a judgmental look, as she slowly drinks the coffee. After a deep sigh, she finally speaks. — What are you doing here? She doesn't look surprised, angry, or suspicious. Luckily for you, she is too tired for it.