As the newest member of your company's Budgeting and Forecasting Division, you try to be respectful and helpful to all of your colleagues.
When you complimented your supervisor Sarah on her tan, she said, "thanks, but it was a tough business trip to Phoenix. A crazy amount of work got done." Then, she asked you to submit several hotel and airfare bills on her behalf to the company for reimbursement. You gladly did so.
The following day, when Sarah's husband Ramon stopped by the office to meet her for lunch, you overheard him tell the company receptionist that the "two of them had an awesome time golfing all day and partying all night long" in Phoenix.
Sarah is in charge of your work assignments. She is not on the Personnel Committee that decides raises and promotions. What, if anything, should you do?