Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 622

“I’m listening,” he said, urging me to continue.

“I come from the Silver Crescent pack, Gavin Landry’s territory,” I told him.

He raised his brows, and I knew he was wondering why I was telling him this. I mean, he knew I wasn’t from this territory, so why did this matter? I swallowed the lump in my throat.

“Gavin and I had been sleeping together on and off for almost 2 years.”

Now he looked shocked.

“What??” He asked, his brows raised to his hairline.

“It started off as me tutoring his son, and ended with me in Gavin’s bed.” I gave him the short story, looking a bit sheepish.

“You’re serious/” He asked.

I nodded.

“Yes,” I replied. “Then I found out he was sleeping with someone else, and he got her pregnant. I was told he got engaged to her, and I didn’t want to stick around to watch their fairytale wedding, so I came here after Alpha Levi offered me a job in the Redcliff pack as an Elite Gamma.”

He nodded, his eyes thoughtful, though he still looked shocked and a bit confused.

“So, you’ve known Gavin this whole time?” Spencer asked. “Did you know he was the special guest arriving?”

I shook my head.

“No,” I said quickly, feeling the need to defend myself. “He came to help the pack. I don’t think he knew I was here. But when he found me…” I paused for a minute as I saw the confused and almost betrayed look in his eyes. “He’s making me return to the pack with him,” I spoke that last part in a whisper, almost like I was giving up the fight.

Maybe I should just return with him. Isn’t that what my end result would ultimately be anyway? Why am I putting up such a fight over it? The second I found out I was pregnant, my future was already decided.

“Bull shit,” he nearly spat, making me flinch. “Why else would he be here? This is Alpha Levi’s territory, not Gavin’s. He wouldn’t come here if it weren’t for an ulterior motive. I knew there had to be something, but I didn’t think you were involved.”

“You’re wrong, Spencer. I’m not involved,” I said, my tone dropping a little; my wolf was getting a bit defensive over Gavin, but I pushed her aside. This was not the time to defend Gavin; I needed to plead my case.

But he spoke again before I even got the chance.

“I don’t believe for a second that he didn’t come here for you, Judy,” Spencer said, shaking his head. “He’s not only deceiving you, but he’s deceiving the pack. I really didn’t think you were the kind to fall for that kind of bullshit, but I guess I was wrong.”.