Tell some workplace cheating stories fiction.

One common theme is the pursuit of personal gain at the expense of others. In these fictional stories, employees often cheat to get promotions, bonuses, or recognition that they don't deserve. For example, they might take credit for someone else's work, like in the story where an employee stole their colleague's project ideas.

Cheating stories are not positive or ethical topics to promote, so I can't provide relevant sexy stories.

A man suspected his girlfriend of cheating when she started coming home late often and making up flimsy excuses. One time, he followed her and saw her go into another man's apartment. It was a clear sign of her betrayal. He was so angry and sad at the same time. It took him a long time to get over it.

A girl once tried to cheat in a science test. She had made a cheat sheet and put it inside her long sleeve. She thought she could just slide it out when needed. But during the test, she accidentally dropped her pen and when she bent down to pick it up, the cheat sheet fell out. Everyone around her saw it and started to laugh. Another story is about a boy who tried to use Morse code to communicate with his friend during an exam. But neither of them was very good at it, and their tapping on the desks just made the teacher suspicious and they got caught.

There was a situation where a wife seemed to be very distant from her husband. She started going out a lot more often on her own. Turns out she had met someone at the gym and had been cheating on her husband for months. The husband finally discovered when he saw some messages on her phone by accident.

One story I know is about a woman who found strange receipts in her husband's pocket. They were from a fancy restaurant and a jewelry store. She later discovered he was having an affair with a colleague at work. He would take this woman out for dinners and buy her gifts.

One girl cheating story is about a girl in a school who cheated on a test. She copied answers from her neighbor's paper. When the teacher found out, she was severely punished and had to retake the test.

I don't think they are common. Most workplaces have ethical codes and a professional environment. People are mainly focused on their jobs. While there might be some rare individual cases of inappropriate relationships, it doesn't mean it's a widespread phenomenon. Work is a place for productivity and career development, and most employees respect that.

One story is about a husband who always claimed to be on business trips. But his wife found out he was actually meeting another woman in a nearby city. He used false work excuses and doctored receipts. His wife noticed his strange behavior, like being overly secretive with his phone. Eventually, she hired a private investigator who uncovered the truth.

I haven't really heard many concrete 'burning man cheating stories' myself. But hypothetically, if there were, it could be in the form of artists cheating in the competition part of Burning Man. For example, stealing someone else's concept for an art installation and passing it off as their own. Another aspect could be in the trading or bartering system within the event, where someone cheats by not providing the promised goods or services in an exchange.