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Created cloud of doubt over own head

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laura2109 · 15/07/2017 10:44

Hiya ladies

Few weeks ago, I was looking for some file, only thing was it was in a locked cabinet. I thought to myself , I'll try to find the key and open the cabinet. So I looked around in the draws etc..and there was this small safe sitting on top of a shelf. The key to the safe was on top, I thought as the file I'm looking for is confidential, it could be that the cabinet's key is in there. So I opened the safe and only found some small diy tools. Anyway, in the end a colleague offered to take care of finding that file. Fast forward to yesterday, a senior manager came to take that safe. Firstly he tried shake it to hear what was in there, as I was sitting at my desk I could see the scene. So I casually said oh there's nothing interesting in there. I stood up to help as he was now trying to open the safe with the key, he was struggling. After few seconds he finally opened it. He then said, I had given that safe to so and so (who now left) to keep some money. At that point, i didnt realise that I could look suspicious as I gave the impression I knew what was in the safe. So I just said oh ok. The money in question is in fact in a drawer, I had seen it when I was looking for the cabinet's key. As I had a clean conscience, I didn't feel threatened at all. Anyway, that manager and mysellf were about to go down for some other stuff. On the way, he said I'll put this (the safe) somewhere secret. Again as I had nothing to hide I just laughed, thinking he was joking.

Now I feel worried that he thinks my integrity is questionable. I'm thinking on Monday I'll clarify how I knew what in the safe to clear the air. Any thought on this situation?

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daisychain01 · 15/07/2017 15:00

I wouldn't say anything. Why should you. You've done nothing wrong, have you? I presume no money or goods have gone missing?

If you start engaging about a non-situation where nothing has actually happened it will be like a can of worms.

Put the situation out of your mind and carry on working as normal.

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