Does this mean that these married co-workers are having an affair?

Two married people who work in the same office and are clearly attracted to each other 鈥?the girl is a temp, he鈥檚 a director (about 15 years鈥?age difference). They always share glances, but act professional towards each other. Still, there is staring, suggestive smiles, shyness when they run into each other, verbal flirting, etc.

One night, there are only 4 people left in the office including the 2 of them. The girl doesn鈥檛 usually stay late, so one of the older women still there ask her: 鈥淎re you leaving soon?鈥?鈥?she wavers and says 鈥淚n a little while鈥︹€? The girl鈥檚 cubicle is separated from the guy鈥檚 office by a wall and a small hallway, so they can鈥檛 see each other but can hear everything. The girl gets ready to leave, says goodbye to her boss, and they start talking for a while.

The guy starts to leave too - but, he REALLY slams his door as he does so, very loudly, to the point where the girl stops talking. She quickly ends the conversation and leaves as soon as he does.

Was he signaling her so they could leave together? What does this mean?

...they each worked late, and need to go home and get some
rest, cause tomorrow is a work day, that is all.
...enjoy!

It sounds like they have had a disgreement unless you have seen them use stuff like this before to signal to one another.

This means you should get back to work and worry about your own problems.

If you really want to get involved in other people's business and affairs, become a police officer.

Means it is NONE of YOUR BUSSINESS and get your own life. I think thats what that means

to box of rain: perfectly said! i was thinking the same thing...ha ha..

She will be looking for a new job in the future>

S&H

Maybe she pointed and laughed. That would make any guy mad.

They might be flirting Married people still flirt, they are not dead...flirting makes you feel good! just as long as its causal flirting i see nothing wrong with it. ...