Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 309

Chapter 0309

I was so busy getting dressed earlier that I hadn’t stopped to think, maybe I shouldn’t care what I wear because I’m going to be taking it off anyway. With a smirk, I started to strip myself out of my clothes. I unhooked my bra, letting it fall to the ground, and I stepped out of my panties kicking them to the side.

I was completely naked as I slipped under his blankets on his bed and got myself comfortable and ready for him. I waited… and waited.

Time seemed to be taking forever to pass. With each moment passing, I grew more nervous. I kept asking myself if this was a good Idea; maybe I shouldn’t have let myself into his room. Maybe I should have assumed he meant tonight as in late tonight.

I felt stupid… but I remained.

I waited so long… I completely fell asleep, only to wake at the sound of the door opening and Gavin was speaking to someone as he backed into the room. Panic struck me when I heard the other voice and felt his powerful aura. It was another Lycan Chairmen. He was at the door of Gavin’s room, and I was in his bed… naked.

Gavin’s POV

Judy wasn’t at the dinner as I expected she would be. I glanced at the clock with a frown; it was after 7. The dinner began half an hour ago. She should have been here. I didn’t see Nan around here either and I wondered if they were together.

I glanced at my clock once more and sighed; I wasn’t hungry. I only came here because I wanted to see her, but secing she wasn’t here, it was pointless for me to remain. quietly slipped out of the room without anyone noticing. Or so I thought nobody noticed. That is until I reached the elevators to the rooms, and I felt a firm hand on my shoulder.

I turned to see Mica stepping onto the elevator with me.

“Leaving so soon?” He asked, “You haven’t eaten yet.”

“Not hungry,” I replied, my face remaining expressionless as I pressed my floor number.

“You left quickly after the competition earlier. What did you think about the opponents? I think a few of them are going to go a long way. It’s going to be hard cutting a few of them.”

I nodded, not entirely sure why he was talking to me or following me.

“Not all of them will survive next week,” 1 murmured. “Stick to the ones who will.”