Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 72

Chapter 0072

Judy’s POV

“W…what are you doing here?” Matt asked, his eyes wide as he stared up at his father.

Gavin corked a brow upward and stared back at his son

“I was called in for a parent/teacher conference,” he explained. “I was surprised to see your mother already here.”

Matt glanced at me, his cheeks burning red, matching mine.

“My… my mother…” Matt whispered, staring at the ground now.

“Yes,

“Gavin said, tucking a strand of hair behind my ear and running his fingers down my cheek, causing goosebumps to form on my flesh. “I thought she had to work today and wouldn’t be able to make it. I was surmised when I saw her here.”

Matt lifted his gaze to look at us; questions surfacing in his eyes and a lot of confusion. He was just as lost as I was. He couldn’t believe that his father was actually playing along with our antics.

“I asked her if she could come here instead. I didn’t want you to be mad at me,” Matt admitted, shifting in his shoes uncomfortably.

“I see,” Gavin said, leaning back in his seat. “And you thought I wouldn’t understand your situation?” Matt nodded, biting his lower lip and chewing on it nervously.

“I didn’t want you to be disappointed in me,” he murmured. “I’m sorry, Dad.”

“How about you tell me exactly what had happened,” Gavin said, his eyes never leaving his son’s. “Why did you beat up that boy?”

Matt lifted his gaze to meet his fathers and then he looked at me. His cheeks were getting even redder, and I knew he didn’t want to say it out loud. I wondered what had happened to cause him to act this way, but I also knew it wasn’t my business. I wasn’t really his mother. Come to think of it; I wasn’t really sure who his mother was.

I knew that Gavin’s fated mate died during childbirth years ago, but did she die during Irene’s birth, or Matthew’s birth? If it was Irene’s birth, then Matthew would have had to have come from a different woman. I didn’t even know Gavin had a son until I started tutoring him; he’s been kept out of the limelight for so long, that I found myself more curious about the dynamic than anything.

“I can leave if you want to talk to your father alone,” I finally said, starting to stand, but Gavin’s hand prevented me from going anywhere.

“Whatever you need to say to me, you can say in front of your mother,” he said, his eyes never leaving

his sons.

Matt nodded and fiddled with his fingers for a moment before finally speaking.