Woman Suspects Boyfriend

Morgantown, VA - Joanne Simmerson, of Morgantown Virginia, has been a waitress at Pugaloni's Pasta and Pizza for nearly two years.  In June, she fell for their long-term bus boy, Robert Oppenheimer.  After a long time of getting to know each other as co-workers, the couple decided to give a relationship a chance.  Robert worked up the nerve to ask her out while the two closed down the restaurant on Thursday, June 20th.  It wasn't until recently that Simmerson started having her suspicions of Oppenheimer.

"Things have been going well."  She said.  "A bit too well..."  Simmerson has recently started suspecting her boyfriend of fidelity.  "He is always around.  He tells me where he will be.  I am beginning to think that I am the only one that he is seeing." 

Simmerson didn't always think this.  Things started off rather normally.  Oppenheimer would see her once a week outside the restaurant in the beginning.  But, as things progressed, he saw her more and more.  Their dates grew a bit more lavish.  Instead of bowling, they went to a wine sampling, for example.  That is when Simmerson started having her suspicions.  "He even leaves the room without his cell phone - that isn't locked!  I mean, I could go through there and see his texts, e-mails, facebook - whatever.  It is as if he has nothing to hide.  His password on his laptop is even 062013!"  She went on to tell of the gifts that he would randomly give her.  Small tokens like flowers or her favorite candy bar, Peanut Butter Twix.  He has even gotten her a card "just because he was thinking of me."  That is when the red flags went up.

Simmerson has yet to confront Oppenheimer about her concerns, but plans too soon.  "It is the big elephant in the room," she said.  "I won't be able to sleep well until I know."  Oppenheimer hasn't been contacted for his side of the story at the request of Simmerson.  She plans on confronting him next Thursday, because she is too busy until then due to her seeing three other men.