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Belle, you are actually asking the wrong people because we would need a crystal ball to answer your question.
BUT off the top of my head, I would say since you have signed the papers, you are out of luck BUT why don't you take this to the horse's mouth (your boss) and sit down and ask him this question? You are the only person who would know if he is a reasonable or unreasonable person. |
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