Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 44

Chapter 0044

Judy’s POV

There was clear sadness in my father’s eyes as he watched me plead for my mother. I knew it was breaking his heart that he couldn’t be there with her to hold and comfort her. He used to tell me stories about the first time he ever saw her and how in love he was. He knew right away that she was his fated mate even before his wolf told him. There wasn’t a day that went by that I didn’t feel the love that they had for one another.

He lifted his arms to show me the silver cuffs around his wrists and I grimaced, seeing the burn marks the silver had left on him. Silver was dangerous against werewolves and blocked the wolves from the humans.

“I’ve been blocked from your mother, so I can’t feel her,” my father told me sadly. “Mates aren’t meant to be apart like this, so her wolf is probably in agony, taking your mother with her. I wish there was something I could do, but there isn’t. Not while I’m in here at least. The most you can do right now is to be there for her and remind her that you love her.”

I nodded as tears filled my eyes.

I didn’t want to tell him that every time I tried to speak to my mother the only thing, she wanted to talk about was Ethan and how I was disrespectful towards him. I didn’t want to tell him that my fated mate is engaged to be married to another woman and in order for him to help our family, I need to be his mistress and drop out of school.

My stomach twisted at the very thought.

My father was going through enough as it was and didn’t need this type of drama in his life as well.

“I love you, Dad,” I settled on, giving him a sad smile. “And I miss you every day.”

“I love you too, Judy,” he said in return.

He reached his hand over to touch mine which was resting on the table but the guard cleared his throat.

“No touching.”

My father sighed and leaned back in his seat.

“How have you been? How’s school going?” He asked.

I bit my lower lip; I wanted to tell him about my new job, I wanted to tell somebody. I needed someone to talk to. But I couldn’t because of that contract Gavin made me sign

“School’s going great,” I told him. “I even got a tutoring job. It pays decent. I’m saving so I can get you out of prison.”

He gave me a sad smile and sighed..

“Don’t waste your money on me, Judy. Besides, I don’t think a tutoring job is going to be enough to pay the debt owed.”

I couldn’t tell him how much I was actually making at this job because then he would ask me more questions about it and I couldn’t answer any of his possible questions

“Time is up,” the guard said, interrupting my thoughts.