My Fiancé and I Go All Out at Work Nightly Shifts

So, my fiancé and I are a bit different. We’ve been together for about two years now, and we’ve found this unique way to enjoy each other’s company during our overnight shifts at the store where we both work as managers. It’s not just that we’re there; it’s how we use those quiet nights. You see, she’s always been into something a bit more intense, and I love teasing her in ways that make her beg for more. So when we’re alone during our shifts, the store is basically our playground. We started off with some light touching, but as you know, it quickly escalated. One night, things got really heated. She was working behind the counter while I was stocking shelves near the back. The sound of the beep from the scanner became our trigger, and before we knew it, she had me pressed against the shelving unit, her fingers deftly undoing my pants. The cool metal felt oddly thrilling as she guided me closer to a more private spot behind the counter. Once there, I leaned against the shelves while she knelt in front of me. It was dark enough that we were almost hidden from any potential cameras, but also dimly lit by security lights just far away enough that they didn’t interfere with our rhythm. She slid her hand into my boxers and wrapped her fingers around my erection. Her touch was firm yet gentle; she knew exactly how to press and pull at the right times. But it wasn’t just about the quickie, you know? It’s the anticipation, the thrill of being caught, that kept us coming back for more each night shift. We made sure no one else worked during our hours, not because we were afraid they’d find out, but because we wanted to enjoy this little bit of freedom without fear. Afterward, we clean up quickly and get back to work as if nothing happened, laughing about it later when the store’s quiet again. But the real question is: is this normal for couples? Should I be worried about how we’ve turned our workplace into a place for secret rendezvous like this? I love every moment of it, but are there reasons why others might think we’re taking things too far?