Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 912

Judy’s POV

I was somehow back in my bedroom. Not the room I shared with Gavin at the villa, or the room that I lived in at the mansion. But my childhood room at my parents’ house. I was wearing the same pajamas I always wore growing up, the ones with the little flowers on the pants, with a matching pink tank top.

It still seemed to fit me, even though I have grown. My hair was in a messy bun, and when I looked down at my belly, I was no longer pregnant. My heart dropped at the sight. My hand immediately went to my stomach, and I tried to feel for the baby that was no longer there.

My body trembled with fear and nerves, my heart aching at the sight.

My baby boy… he wasn’t there anymore.

It was almost like he was never there in the first place.

Tears burned my eyes as the panic set in.

I was about to scream for Gavin, but then I saw a shadow beneath the door, and I knew somebody was out there, about to walk in. I hoped with all of my being that it was Gavin. I needed to see him. I needed to find out what happened to our baby.

The doorknob turned, and the door opened slowly. I got out of bed and rushed to the door, expecting it to be Gavin. I needed him right now. Tears stung in the back of my eyes, and I opened my arms to rush into his.

But once the door opened and I didn’t see Gavin, I stopped in my tracks.

It was a woman I didn’t recognize, and holy hell, she was stunning. She had long blonde hair and the bluest eyes I have ever seen, with long dark lashes and cheekbones so sharp that they could slice through any tension in the room. She was tall, wearing a shimmering white dress that hugged her delicate form.

Her skin was porcelain to the point where it nearly glowed, and the corner of her plump pink lips tipped up into a smile. I immediately felt calm in her presence, but the thought of my baby no longer being in my belly was enough to keep me grounded.

“Hello, Judy Montague,” the woman said, her voice soft and almost musical. It sent a strange warmth through me that no voice had ever sent through me before, not even Gavin’s.

“Who are you?” I asked, my voice steady.

“You don’t need me to tell you who I am… You already know. Just look into yourself, and your wolf, and the answers will flow.”

There were tears of relief.

“The Moon Goddess…” I whispered.

Her smile only grew, and the bigger it grew, the more she glowed. It was radiant, and I knew with certainty that I was right.