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 at

"What?" She asked.

for a moment, debating whether or not I

said a bit louder. "My mother was out of line. You

her lips together and gave me a look I wasn't quite prepared

made it obvious from the moment I met her that she thought very little of me. She hates me and suddenly she wants to meet me for dinner. I knew this evening was going to be hell the second

right, which only

a bit more subtle,"

think she'd be so blunt and nosy about your personal life. That's never been her style. She's more passive-aggressive

chest and fixed her gaze back out the window.

as I thought about what my mother was

was wrong," I finally said after another long stretch of silence. "She doesn't know what's best for me and she doesn't know you. So, don't let her words get to

my words, and I had to fight the urge to smirk,

no