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

Chapter 506

"Well, hello there, Judy," she said, her pleasantries easing my mind slightly.

"Good morning, Mrs. Connolly," I replied, stopping in front of her desk. "I heard Dean Griffin wanted to speak with me."

She nodded and turned back to her computer; she typed something on the screen and then turned towards the little speaker box on her desk.

"Dean Griffin, Judy is here to speak with you," she said into the little mic.

The speaker crackled as Dean Griffin's voice came through.

"Send her in."

There was no emotion in her voice, and it made my stomach tighten into an even bigger knot.

Mrs. Connolly gave me a nod and motioned for the office door. I took a deep breath and opened the door, stepping inside. The office hadn't changed much from when I was here last; there were the same modern decorations, with updated pictures of the new Dean's family. She was a mother to what looked like a 3-year-old little girl and maybe an 8-year-old little boy. She was the wife of a Beta, which made her a female Beta. I knew little about her other than the fact that she was from the Whytecliff pack, a neighboring pack of the Redmoon, which was run by Alpha Edmond.

Dean Griffin, first name Lila, was blonde with long hair that draped over her shoulders and glasses that covered most of her young-looking face. She had a petite frame, and from the small amount of times I've seen her, I had never seen her smile.

I heard from others around the school that she never smiles.

"Take a seat, Judy," she motions for one of the seats in front of her desk.

at me; too focused on whatever was on her computer

for her to speak. It took an eternity for

heard a lot about you from your professors," she informed me. "I've gone through all your records, and I must say, I'm quite impressed

stopped in my chest;

Griffin," I said,

been on the dean's list more times than any student who's been at this school," she continued. "Not to mention your performance at the Gamma Competition deserves

heart started up again, pounding heavily

I wanted to personally congratulate you... You are graduating top of your class. If you ace your finals, which telling from your records, I have full faith that you will, you are expected to write and give a speech during graduation, and you'll get a golden star on your degree,

lit

huge honor, Dean," I told her. "Thank you so

out for me to shake, and I did

she told me

leave, she stood as

to look at her, curious as to what more she had to say. "If I find out that Gavin Landry is the reason you are so successful, you

heart fell into

has nothing to

that, I turned

believe it. There was only

bated breath for him to answer. His phone had been off these last few days and going straight to voicemail, so I was

there I heard the line being picked up, and