Seducing My Ex's Father In Law by Caroline Above Story

Chapter 459

Gavin's POV

My mother had crossed a line tonight. I knew tonight's dinner was going to end up disastrous, but I had no idea she would end up attacking Judy so boldly like that. I was angry and replaying the evening in my head as I drove Judy home. I was well aware of how awkward the silence was that stretched between us.

When I looked over at her I could see she was lost in her own thoughts, probably thinking about all the questions my mother had asked her. I clenched my fists around the steering wheel, feeling a heavy weight on my shoulders. I fixed my attention back on the road, anger rolling off me in waves.

My mother had never pissed me and my wolf off like that but for some reason, I nearly lost control of him tonight. I had to get out of there before my wolf forgot that she was our mother and did something we'd regret.

I couldn't take the silence for much longer. I didn't want Judy to think the absolute worst after such a disastrous dinner.

So, I uttered words that made me seem weak and vulnerable.

"I'm sorry..."

The words came out as nothing more than a whisper; they were barely audible even to my own Lycan ears.

her gaze away from the window to look

"What?" She asked.

moment, debating whether or not I should repeat myself or not. I eventually sighed, giving

I said a bit louder. "My mother was out of line. You didn't deserve that. I wouldn't have

gave me a look I wasn't

going to happen, Gavin?" She asked, that fire returning to her eyes. "Your mother made it obvious from the moment I met her that she thought very little of

right, which only made the guilt grow a bit

thought she would have been a bit more subtle," I admitted. "I thought it

we had to leave. I didn't think she'd be so blunt and nosy

her arms across her chest and fixed her gaze back out the window. "Well, I now know where I stand in her eyes," she

long while, trying to process her words as

best for me and she doesn't know you. So, don't let her words get to you. She was wrong. You

reddened at my words, and I had to fight the urge to smirk, knowing

no