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I feel you, man. Been there, done that (at a different company, thankfully). The worst part is the wasted energy. You're spending so much time worrying about what *might* happen that you're not being productive. My advice? Start polishing that resume, just in case. Even if you're safe, it's good to have options. Control what you can control, and try to ignore the noise.
Three years is a good run, but let's be real. Loyalty doesn't mean much anymore. Companies are profit-driven, period. While I sympathize with your anxiety, expecting them to be fully transparent is naive. They'll say what benefits *them* most. So yeah, prepare for the worst, hope for the best, but don't be shocked if you're packing your desk next week. Just business.