Littler Love Triangle
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Originally posted by frodo corleone
I'm not implying that some 3rd party (4th party?) perpetuated this whole thing. What I'm wondering is whether the email from the dumbshit partner was actually sent to the whore-y paralegal. Not knowing any of the parties, and having watched a lot of television, I'm seeing the possibility of a disgruntled husband who discovers his wife is having an affair and decides to concoct a bogus love letter to embarass his wife and her lover. That almost seems more rational behavior (given the emotional devastation that he must have gone through upon finding out his bride of 11 months [at which point, spouses still love each other] has been disloyal) than an experienced lawyer writing such self-incriminating drivel.
There seems to be a lot of people with some degree of personal knowledge of the individuals; can any of you confirm this email was actually sent?
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I can't confirm that at all - have no idea of who the parties are and don't give a rat's ass. But I have little doubt that it was sent. Look at the language - it seems to me to be from a lawyer in all its precise, careful wording and relative lack of emotion (sorry, but most senior partners at big firms that I know fall into this category). The guy hints at passion but in the end sounds like a rather boring creature.
What's really rather sad is that this is so unexciting, IMHO. These kinds of affairs happen all the time at firms, companies, and other organizations. What is a bit different is that the scorned husband decided to tell everyone they work with about it and make it very public. Usually I just see the firm management scramble to make sure the junior person isn't going to sue for harassment, the relevant couples divorce (and usually, not a pretty divorce), and the firm just gossips about the players enough that the junior person leaves. I've seen situations that make Ally McBeal plots look like Romper Room.
C(tries to stay out of the drama net)deuced
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