Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 273

Judy’s POV

What was going on?

Why was Gavin in my hotel room?

With a pounding heart, I managed to grab what was left of my clothes, my fingers trembling as I struggled to put them on. I was naked, which meant something definitely happened last night. How could this night have gone so wrong?

The last thing I remember was drinking a little too much at the banquet. I felt awkward being alone and the only thing I could think of doing was drink. Plus, it helped with my nerves and kept my mind off Gavin. At least I thought so until I woke up with him beside me in bed. We were both naked, but he had pulled on his clothes pretty quickly upon getting out of bed.

He was staring down at me with a frown on his lips as he came around the bed; it took him a moment to notice me on the ground, but once he did, his frown only deepened.

what are you doing o

the ground?” He asked, his tone sanding tired.

“Answer my question first,” I said, getting dressed and untangling myself from the blankets after falling out of bed

“And what question was that?” He asked the corner of his lips twitched slightly, and I knew he was stifling a laugh. It only made me angrier though as I glared up at him in return.

“Why are you in my room?” I asked him through my teeth. grabbed the bedpost and pulled myself to my feet, turning to face him.

His brows rose slightly as his eyes darted around the room before landing on my face.

“Last I checked this was my room,” he said, his tone filled with humor, but I didn’t hear anything funny about what he was saying. When I came to this country to participate in this competition, the last person I expected to see here was Gavin.

Sure, it was custom for the Lycan wolves to attend this competition, but because Gavin hadn’t said anything about it and because his rival is the one hosting this year’s competition, I didn’t think he would actually be here.

“N… no,” I stammered. “It’s my room.”

I was so sure that this was my hotel room; the one I shared with Nan. I assumed she never came home last night, which made me worry about her whereabouts. She met some others at the hotel last night and decided to hang out with them instead of going to the banquet with me. I couldn’t blame her for that; banquets weren’t really her thing. She was used to serving at dinner parties, not attending them.

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