Off Campus Elle Kennedy Novels & Stories

Kennedy POV. After I dropped Ella off, I sat in my office working, I knew she won’t be off until later, until my phone started ringing, I expected it to be one of my clients, but instead it was Ella, she was crying and saying she had an accident. I got a diaper bag ready for her along with a new change of clothes and drove to her work, I found her hiding underneath her desk. True she did have an accident, but I came prepared, taking her to my car, I changed her and got a diaper on her, I don’t trust her to go without one for now.

ELLEN I stood there helplessly with my cell phone in my ear. How was I going to tell Kennedy that I needed to go to work? Everything Oliver Monero said replayed in my head. Kennedy had flown in from New York to visit Sophie and me for the weekend and we decided to have the best weekend of our lives. Kennedy was a lover of steak and I decided to treat him to it that night. Sophie and Lily were on their own little date, and we were all having fun on that Friday night until my phone went off and Oliver flashed on it.

“Maxwell’s putting up the for sale sign in the window Monday morning if he and J.J. Reid can’t come to terms for it. Mrs. Kennedy’s already declined to buy it—says she can’t handle more than the meat market since she lost Mr. Kennedy in the war. Plus, her whole inventory was ruined with the fire.” There’s a collection of women on blankets around me now. Margie and Alice share mine while Alice’s children host their own mini baseball game on the freshly mowed grass behind us before the first game officially starts. Though it’s clear she’s not really comfortable, Leona Mueller sits with her and Basil’s youngest daughter, Mary Ellen—their only one left at home before Jack’s son, Junior was sent