Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 502

“What happened between them?” I found myself asking.

Judy smirked and stepped closer to me.

“You are such a protective father,” she teased, wrapping her arms around my neck and pressing her body against mine. “It’s kind of hot.”

She was deflecting my question and trying to distract me; just like how she lied to me earlier for Irene, she was trying to save Irene again. I should have been stronger than that and call her out on it, but I didn’t. Instead, I slammed my lips against hers and lifted her off the ground, forcing her legs around my waist.

“I’ll show you what’s hot,” he murmured against her lips as I carried her to her bedroom where I spent the remaining of the night just who dominates who.

The next morning, Judy wore only my shirt as she danced around the kitchen, cooking breakfast. I frowned as I entered, my sleep pants hanging low on my waist.

“Why are you cooking? Where’s Chester?” I asked, running my fingers through my hair.

She smiled at me.

“I told him I had breakfast covered this morning. He wanted to take Nan out.”

I nodded as I walked up behind her, wrapping my arms around her waist. I enjoyed the sight of her in my clothes, cooking in my kitchen. It was a sight I could get used to; a thought that came suddenly and made something stir low in my gut. I kissed the nape of her neck from behind, making her shudder and lean her back against me.

“Go to dinner with me tonight,” I murmur against her skin.

I felt a smile tugging at the corner of her lips.

“Okay,” she whispered.

I gave her a gentle squeeze and peppered another kiss on the nape of her neck before pulling back.

“Then it’s settled,” I winked as I stole a piece of bacon from the pan and left the room, hearing her laughter echoing behind me.

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I took Judy to the Carter Resort restaurant. Nan was working and was our waitress for the evening. Judy was dressed in a short white dress that rested just above her knees and dipped loosely between her cleavage, giving me a prime view. Her hair was down, draped beautifully around her shoulders and she wore only a little makeup to highlight her features.

When she smiled at me across the table, my heart nearly stopped.

I swore off the thought of a real relationship. Having someone to call mine… another mate… falling in love, it didn’t seem as if it were in my cards. Those I fall in love with die and the thought of losing Judy broke my heart in a way that I couldn’t explain.

But at this moment, my guard was down as I stared at her from across the table. She was telling me a story about something that happened to her that day, and it was making her laugh. She had a beautiful laugh; she looked so beautiful as she smiled.