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For the final presentation, walked in a meeting with people from product & social media verticals too. Had a mini heart attack realising that technically, my boss at the internship answered to her as well.
She unmatched soon afterwards too, after we had a 'omg I didn't know' conversation & she was sure that I wouldn't talk about it etc.
Guys you need to avoid the red flags.
I had a (straight) thing with a colleague, which turned sour. Not even same team. So doesnt counts for this thread.
But forbidden fruit looks tastier on the tree.
The actual sex was a bit underwhelming, but it felt good to get it out of the system.
It didn't change the dynamic thankfully. He was always cordial and professional and continued to be. Eventually he got married.
I just don't work there anymore.