She wasn't even supposed to be in her co-workers email, but she was, she found some stuff

she didn't like.

Now she's wondering exactly what she's supposed to do with all this information.

Yeah.

So she was just supposed to go into the email to forward an email that needed to be

responded to while her boss was on vacation.

And when she got into the email, curiosity got the cat and she decided to look up if

her name had ever been spoken about and she found one email where she was talking that

so nice about her to another co-worker, then she did a little more digging and found that

there was also a time when she did not get a flying or glowing review for an promotion

that was available.

And now she's curious as to if she should actually say something about it or just let

it go.

Now that she has this information.

All right.

So what she decided to do, I've chosen not to confront my co-worker about the nasty emails

she wrote about me.

I think that was what we all advised, right?

I really don't want her to find out that I snooped.

After hearing what you all had to say, I realized that even though it hurt reading those words

about myself, confronting her would create an even bigger issue in our workplace and probably

end up damaging my own reputation as well.

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