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There is an ancient piece of Wisdom: "Don't Shit where you eat" Well yes, it's too late for this now. OK Fine. Yes, Go. Go in to work. Go in. Act professionally and perfectly. If someone (her mom, her, whomever) Gives you some nonsense.... Be Nice. Her Mom's The Boss. Not only does she pay your bills now, but she's also a reference for future employment-someone whom you are going to want people in the future to call and say 'Yes he worked for me and he did good things'. So Be nice and look around for your next opportunity. When you find it, Take it-And when you take it, exit with grace having learned the previous lessons, and consider yourself very lucky-in some places there are folks who wouldn't hesitate to find a way to scream 'SEXUAL HARASSMENT' or something so count your blessings.
OP, as long as you didn't do anything stupid to cause the breakup, you should continue working there unless asked to leave. If that's the outcome, hopefully, you'll get a nifty severance check.
whats your job??
Solution: sleep with the mother, that way you can get back at your ex and climb the corporate ladder
Well she dumped you go show her that you're better without her!
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At least it's only the first story. That's a survivable fall if you get thrown out the window by either the ex or the mother ...
Unless your now ex-girlfriend is making it seem like you dumped her and creating drama, i don't see how this is a problem. Talk with your 'boss' outside of working time because work and home drama should not mix. It's not professional.