Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 314

Chapter 0314

“I saw him flirting with you, and I guess I just went crazy,” he admitted. “Theard what he said… and I got scared.”

“Tyler we aren’t exclusive,” she blurted, her eyes narrowed. She was proud of how strong her voice sounded when all she really wanted to do was cry.

He nodded, his mouth pressing in a thin line.

“I know, but I was hoping that could change soon?” He asked. When she didn’t respond right away, he glanced her way before looking back at the road

“I’m not really looking for anything serious right now,” she told him, her teeth digging so hard into her bottom lip that she tasted blood. She was nervous around him now, she didn’t trust him.

“I know, but I thought we could just get to know one another and see where it goes from there,” he said softly. I’m sorry if I’m moving too fast. I just really like you, Nan want us to spend as much time together as we can before you have to leave.”

Nan couldn’t seem to look at him; she kept her eyes fixed out her window. She thought about Chester and the pain she endured before she arrived in this country. She was so depressed she drank herself unconscious; she got alcohol poisoning and had to spend time in the hospital.

The embarrassment she felt tonight was nothing in comparison to the pain she felt from Chester. If not anything more, Tyler was still a good distraction for her and while Judy was busy with the tournament and dealing with her situation with Gavin, Nan could use a distraction,

“Maybe we can try again tomorrow night?” Nan suggested after a long while of silence.

“Really?” Tyler asked, peeking over at her.

The resort carne into view and Nan was relieved to see it. She really wanted to return to her room and get some sleep; maybe have a girl chat with Judy. She needed to talk to someone who wasn’t Tyler.

“Yeah,” she said after another pause, thinking about her response carefully before committing.

Awesome,” he breathed. “Maybe we can do dinner and some dancing? I know a place in the city. I can get us in for free.”

Nan nodded thoughtfully; she loved to dance. It was a hidden talent she had. If she didn’t aspire to own her own. restaurant one day, she would have opted to become a dancer.

“Sound good,” she said, forcing a simile.