Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 275

Chapter 0275

Judy’s POV

Enough time had passed, and I finally decided to go back to my hotel suite. I needed to change clothes before 1 went to the resort workout room and started my day. I needed to spend the rest of my day training with some others. But first, I needed to get this massive hangover under control.

I was relieved when I didn’t see Gavin in the halls when I returned to the floor. I had to pass by his room to get to mine, I made sure to tiptoe, not wanting him to know that was walking by.

Then again, he was a Lycan… he probably knew I was in the elevator.

Once I got to the door, I realized I didn’t have my actual room key. I just had to hope and pray that Nan was there. I knocked on the door, trying to be loud enough for Nan to hear me, but quiet enough that Gavin doesn’t.

Not that it mattered, he knew I was there. I know he did… but the question was, would he open his door and confront me? I probably shouldn’t have run away like that; probably should have stayed and explained the situation to him. But I was so embarrassed that I ended up in his bed last night that the only thing I could think of

was to run away.

Not before long, the door swung open, and I spun around, not realizing I was facing Gavin’s room. Nan stood on the other side of the door, her arms folded across her chest and a smirk on her lips.

“Well, look who decided to return to our room,” she said, her brows raised as she took in my clothes, realizing ! was still in the same dress I wore to the banquet last night I didn’t get a chance to look at myself in the mirror this morning, but I could only imagine how I must have looked. My hair was probably all over the place and I most likely had makeup smudges all over my pale face.

I stepped into the room and Nan shut the door behind me. I could feel her eyes burning a hole in the back of my head.

“Did you have a good night with Gavin?” Nan shocked me by asking.

I gasped and spun around to face her, my eyes wide.

“H… how did you know?” I asked, my voice barely above a whisper.

She studied me for a moment; her face remained stoic until I found the crack in her resolve. The corner of her lip twitched ever so slightly, indicating that she wasn’t really, and she found it amusing.

“Let’s just say… I have a good eye for detail,” she said, her eyes scanning my dress.

I felt self–conscious under her scrutiny and my cheeks burned even more with embarrassment. Before I could say anything, she burst out laughing.

I was startled by the outburst and stared up at her; I saw that she was holding the bedpost, keeping herself from falling over as she doubled over in a heap of laughter.

“Oh, Goddess,” she laughed. “You should seriously see the look on your face.”