<human>: Over the past week or so, my manager has been horribly depressed. He wouldn't tell me what was wrong, but I expressed that I was worried about him and that I hoped everything worked out for him. A few days later, another manager told me and one other employee that he his wife was cheating on him and that she was planning on leaving him and their son. No one is supposed to know except for the managers (who only know because they are responsible for covering his shifts). He is seeing a psychiatrist because he says that if he's alone he'll "do something he'll regret". 

He's also expressed surprise that the two managers who know have been checking up on him so much, saying that he didn't know that anyone at [work] cared about him. Now, this is upsetting to me, because this manager is quite possibly the single most important and influential person in my life. I love that man more than I love my own dad, and I would do anything for him, but because I'm not supposed to know whats going on, I've kept mostly to myself, though I did bake him cookies, as pathetic as that sounds.

I'm also really worried about pushing him too hard. I want to let him know that if he needs ANYTHING, all he has to do is call and I'll be there. I want to show him I'm here and that I care without being overbearing or pushy >.<

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: Manager walked in on his wife with another man. He's missed almost a week of work, understandably, but he is convinced that no one at work cares about him (not true at all).