我很不喜歡罵人, 因為罵人雖然當下很爽, 但事後其實心情也不會好, 而且常常還會樹敵。但這個世界最糟糕的地方就在於, 你不自己去爭取, 沒人會幫你伸張正義。人家看你好欺負, 下次他還會再理所當然的欺負你...奶奶個熊！
Dear **********
I accept your apology, but I guess you have no idea why I was so worked up, because you're not the victim of a witch hunt, so please allow me to explain.
I was shouted at while I was sleeping in my bed (ALONE, the gentleman changing the tampax bin that morning could be the witness) in the morning for no reason, she even yelled that I wasn't even supposed to be in my room (hey, my very existence in the room was being questioned by someone I don't even know, while I was completely defenceless in my bed, even with an audience happily watching the whole damned drama, you see the point?). I felt violated, humiliated, and very, very angry. If the cleaner you hired ever done this to you, how would you react? I went to complain, and see what I have got? An email accusing me of some nonsense. And what have I done? Not a thing.
This is why I call this a witch hunt. Because I figured that my girlfriend came on Friday afternoon, and left 8 o'clock on Monday morning. Your reliable information source never even had a chance to see her. So, the whole accusation was based on some silly baseless speculation. Nothing she saw that morning belongs to my girlfriend except one small traveling case which I borrowed from her a long time ago, and one pair of slippers. So whoever it is that drew that conclusion must be a real genius.
I know you're only doing your job, but for this not to happen ever again (not just to me, to everyone. I've heard a lot people complaining about something like this many times), perhaps next time you may deal with the matter with more delicacy, and in the mean time, question, just a little bit, your reliable information source.
Sincerely yours,
**************
> Calvin
>
> Thank you for your reply.
>
> I am sorry if you were offended by the email I sent you regarding an
> extra person living in your room. This was the information that I had
> received in the Accommodation Office and I had to act on it. It is my
> job to enforce the terms of conditions of the Accommodation Licence
> where there is a perceived breach of them. As it stands it appears that
> the information I received on this occasion was incorrect and I
> apologise.
>
> Sorry for any inconvenience caused to you.
> ***************
>
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ****************
> Sent: Friday, June 27, 2008 7:53 PM
> To: Accommodation
> Subject: Re: Extra Person Living in Your Room
>
> Dear Mr ****************,
>
> I believe I am a well-educated person. I'm well aware of our terms and
> conditions. And, I am really NOT fond of being accused of things I've
> NEVER done. I don't know where you get this funny idea, but I assure
> you I'm living alone from the beginning, all by myself. My girlfriend
> was here from Friday (20th) night to Monday (23rd) morning to help me
> moving from Ash to Courtyard B, which I believe is well within your
> (our) 3-night policy. Oh, and I can also assure you that you won't see
> her here again anytime soon as she is a postgraduate student of
> University of York having an en-suite in their own Wentworth College,
> and I believe any reasonable person would not seriously believe it's
> practical that she's actaully living here with me in Norwich.
>
> However, I do have a lot of personal belongings, books, cloths,
> computers (one desktop, one laptop) ...etc. in my room. If this is how
> you've got mistaken I completely understand. Please feel free to drop
> by and check anytime you like, though I'd be most appreciated if you
> (any of you) would try knocking the door and give me enough time to say
> yes before you enter, just in case if I weren't dressed properly.
>
> Yours sincerely,
>
> ****************
>
>> Calvin
>>
>> It has come to my attention that there is one other person living with
>
>> you in your room (UVCB40F). This is not permitted under the terms of
>> your 'Licence to Occupy Residential Premises'.
>>
>> Guests are permitted to stay for up to three nights on an occasional
>> basis. The Accommodation Manager can withdraw this permission at any
> time.
>> Can you please ensure that the person living with you leaves UEA
>> Accommodation immediately or further action may be taken towards you.
>> This could include disciplinary action or expulsion from residences.
>>
>> Please see 17.1 and 17.2 of the Terms and Conditions of your licence.
>> If you wish to discuss this matter further, please do not hesitate to
>> contact me.
>>
>> Yours Sincerely
>>
>> ******************
>>
>>
>
>
>
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