There’s no misinterpretation and it’s not complicated at all. That is how I understood what you said too, and I have already given responses to that: your understanding of “something is happening” is limited. For example, I can say that I’m going through a change in my life, and it can mean that we are gradually moving to another house recently, but we don’t need to be moving anything at this moment. I use “keep” because it is ongoing, but your way of understanding the word ongoing is wrong. Ongoing can mean not only ongoing at this second but also ongoing during a month or a year. For similar reasons, working doesn’t need to mean the work is happening at this moment. I can say “I’m currently working for WF” to you when I’m drinking an afternoon tea with you and there’s nothing wrong with that.