Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 299

Chapter 0299

1 looked back at Mica and Jeremy who were talking among themselves. The chosen judges sat in the front, talking amongst themselves. Most of the audience went to greet the ones they were there to support. Nan was frowning in the direction Judy had gone while a guy spoke her ear from beside her. I didn’t recognize the guy, but

had his hand on Nan’s leg and my brows furrowed at the sight.

She never took me for someone who would hook up with a guy she just met. From the way he was touching her and his close proximity, I’d say they definitely hooked up.

“If you’ll excuse me,” I said to the other Lycans before I took off in the direction Judy had gone.

I found her crouching behind a tree; she was completely naked and covering her body with her arms.

I walked around the tree, startling her.

Are you hurt?” I asked her, kneeling in front of her. Her face was pale, and she had little blood on her lip, along with some bruising on the uses of her body. My chest tightened at the sight, and I had an urge to attack whoever did this to her. An urge I suppressed immediately.

“I’m okay,” she said softly. “You should see the other guy.” She laughed lightly and the sound was oddly musical.

“I did,” I told her. “You did great out there.”

Her cheeks flushed and her eyes lit up.

“Really?” She asked.

I nodded. I reached into the bag I was carrying and pulled out one of my shirts. I keep it in there just in case, but I was glad to have it so Judy could change.

When she saw it, a smile lit up her face.

“Thank you,” she said, taking the shirt from me and quickly pulling it on over her head. It went down to her knees, which was perfect.

She leaned against the tree, exhaustion taking over her.

“I’m so tired,” she whispered.

I leaned against the other side of the tree.

“It’s protocol to see the medic after a match,” I told her. “Every one of you needs to have an exam before they can clear you to the next round.”

She sighed.

“Yeah, I remember they told me that during the introductory banquet,” she told me. “Can’t I just sleep for a little bit? Shifting took a lot out of me.”

I let out a small laugh; it sounded foreign on my lips.