Calling a friend

“Now, you wait right here,” Jordan said as she sat Jessica down on one of the chairs outside of what used to be Jessica’s office.

It was as if Jessica had been sent to the principal’s office, and now she was waiting for whatever Jordan was doing. Jessica squirmed hoping that Jordan wouldn’t be too long and no one would walk by and recognize her as she sat there sucking on a pacifier, in a diaper.

“Hello, Erica. Can I take you up on that offer?” Jordan asked. “No, my children are away with my sister-in-law for the next few weeks. But I have another person. No not a newborn. But I do have someone who will need looking after. I’m going to be very busy. Yes I did get promoted! You’re not going to believe it. Nope, CEO. That’s right, I OWN the company now. What happened to my boss? Oh… she felt it was necessary to step down. I know it was surprising to me too. Anyways, yes I need you to pick this little one up. She’s still wearing diapers. No, she’s not that small. She just has some potty training troubles. Oh and don’t be afraid to spank her. She can be a real brat sometimes. I just need you to watch her for two days honestly. I have a lot of work to do, but then I’ll be able to dedicate time to her. Thank you so much. Yeah swing by the office, she’ll be waiting outside my old boss’s office. You don’t have to tell her anything. Just pick her up. Think of it as a scared straight kind of thing. And remember you’re the boss. Don’t let her tell you otherwise.”

Jordan peered out the glass seeing Jessica squirm in her chair as she hung up the phone. It would be so easy to embarrass Jessica before Erica arrived to pick her up. But even with all the temptation, she knew she had to wait. Still… it was tempting… like could she make Jessica wet herself again before Erica arrived? Make her sit there, stewing in her wet diaper… Jordan pondered what to do next as she sat down at the desk.

She laughed to herself. Just one moment ago, she was worried about losing her job and now… she was watching her old boss squirm like a toddler in her chair.