<human>: I am working at an English-language newspaper in Turkey and we are three people right working at our small office: me, our new intern (she is here for two months) and our new -- and senior -- editor from abroad. We have a director who hired this intern but he is now abroad on holiday and coming back in two weeks. I want to stay alone at least one hour a day with our new editor so that I can build a better relationship with him. This is all I want. I know it sounds weird, but it is impossible when this intern is around always asking questions to improve herself. I want to talk to him about work-related plans, my ideas, problems, etc, but I feel uncomfortable when the intern is always around. She is generally nice, but she stays at the office until after everyone leaves, which I said is not necessary. I assume the editor wants to stay alone with me too, because he wants to improve his Turkish by practicing it with me. I think he feels uncomfortable to speak Turkish when the intern is around too. Really, I have absolutely no intention to flirt with him, just want to spend some time with him so that he gets to know me better until our director comes back. We don't even go to lunch since we are usually so busy. I told the intern that you are getting tired by working overtime and it is ok if she left a bit earlier, but she doesn't understand. Please advise, what should I do?

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<bot>: Intern doesn't leave until everyone leaves the office. I need some time alone with our new editor to make him get to know me better. What should I tell the intern so she leaves?