Meet Kennedy, a young woman whose hard work through college has finally paid off with her dream job. Little did she know, this job comes with incredible perks, some of which were never mentioned in the contract.
This book does not end on a cliffhan...
It felt good for us all to be together again. The last 3 days had scared the shit out of me and it wasn't until Kennedy was in my arms that I felt some sort of security. She was in my arms and she was in our home where it was safe.
I didn't want to cry in front of her but seeing her awake and smiling was the polar opposite of seeing her unconscious in a pool of blood. The thought made me sick to my stomach. I had been working around the house get ready for her arrival the past 48 hours. The small staff we kept here was probably all ready to quit.
90% of her belongings were destroyed and I spent the last two days filling her suite with new things. Collectively we had a joint account that we used for household items and to pay the staff and security team and also the account that we had put Kennedy on in case she needed anything. We decided to use that account for Kennedy. Combined I had spent close to 100 grand making up for what she had lost. I didn't feel like it was enough.
I know you might think that is excessive but Andy pays 10 grand on apology gifts on a regular basis so this was nothing for someone who lost everything. I also bought her a special gift the guys and I had been talking about getting her for awhile. She was our Queen and she deserves to be treated as such.
"Come on baby doll. Let me show you your room." I said, shaking off the tears and smiling at her. I was so excited because they had waited so we could show her her room together. When we bought this place we had decided to save the biggest room for the female would would eventually add to our relationship. I knew she would love it based on how she had decorated her apartment.
We walked in silence down the hall to her bedroom, I opened the door and led her in. The look on her face was similar to the look she had the first time I had shown her the office she would be working. A mixture of awe and disbelief. The room was nothing extraordinarily special in its size or amenities but it was by far the selling point in the house for us.
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