<human>: I'm an intern at a marketing firm in upstate New York. I returned to work over winter break, and I'm about to go back to school. Today, my boss told me to search through his email to find a report I had sent him. I searched my name, and instead of finding mail I sent, I found a conversation about me. I can't go into specifics, but the conversation basically stated that they didn't want me to return to work after I had finished my time there this past summer break. My boss basically said that he felt bad and couldn't say no when I contacted him before coming back this month, even though this is my third year working there during school breaks (did he think if he didn't contact me that I just would pretend the job hadn't existed?)

No one knows I saw this email. I feel humiliated. I've been walking around this office all month and everyone was probably thinking "ughhh...I thought this guy got canned." The real kicker is that my boss told me on the last day of my summer work days (the last time I saw him before he sent the email to my coworkers) that he couldn't wait for me to graduate so he could hire me full time. I'm stunned and embarrassed. Each time I've returned back to school, my boss is always so kind about my work performance and gushes about how excited he is for me to return for next school break. I don't get it. I honestly cannot think of a single thing would change his opinion from the time he offered me a job and the time he sent me the email. I went back to school several hours away.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: despite the fact that my boss told me he can't wait to hire me once I graduate, he and his second in command have been emailing how they didn't want me to return back to work from school