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Queenie has been staring at her laptop screen for the past forty-five minutes in shock, her heart hurting and her throat feeling choked; tight—like a hand had reached out of her screen and wrapped itself around her neck.
Her eyes have read and re-read her computer screen more times than she can count, she can practically recite the words from memory and yet, it still doesn't seem real.
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Queenie,
Hope you're well.
It's come to my attention that you have been catching quite the attention online due to a person in your life being such a high profile public figure. This was previously assessed and allowed by our team under the impression that it would not affect your work with the firm, nor the firm's relationship with its clients.
Until recently, that was true.
We've received some feedback from a client that has been with the firm for years that has changed our perspective on having a member of our family here at Clyde Solicitors have the potential of damaging the team's reputation by the comments that are currently being made online.
This is no reflection of your own work. We pride ourselves in having you at Clyde Solicitors, and have loved working with you over the last four weeks, but our board of directors are becoming increasingly worried that any bad press that follows having such a public relationship could involuntarily attach itself to the firm.
