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

Chapter 611

Judy's POV

Gavin is not my mate; why would I think such a thing, and why did my wolf purr with agreement? It wasn't making any sense. I had a mate, and he didn't want me. The last I heard about Ethan was that he was moving to Levi's territory and trying to become an Alpha of one of his packs. I shuddered at the thought that I was in the same territory as my ex-mate. Then again, he could still be hanging around Gavin's territory and continuing to be a spy, but I'm pretty sure Gavin banished him along with Levi's daughter.

Second chance mates were incredibly rare, and we wouldn't even find that out for sure until he marked me. I winced at the thought; did I want him to mark me? We still had so much to talk about. We had to talk about what happened back in the Silver Crescent pack, we had to talk about our future... we had to talk about the baby.

I immediately put my hands on my belly, my cheeks flushing.

I glanced at the clock and realized it was late morning. I couldn't remember the last time I slept in this late. The morning sun cast its rays through the closed window blinds, leaving a hazy atmosphere in the room.

still whirling from last night, and I wasn't sure I could have a conversation with Gavin right now. Not with how my wolf was acting and not with how confused I was. It would be better if I

I feared it would wake Gavin, and right now, I didn't want to talk to him. I quickly and quietly dressed in a pair of fresh Yoga pants and a white crop top. I pulled my hair

my face and brushed my teeth. Once I was finished, I quickly left the bathroom, taking a long look at Gavin's sleeping form. My heart squeezed at the sight of him. I blinked back the tears that formed in

about it, but right now,

to the packhouse; I didn't have a car here because most

distance. It was a smaller pack where everybody knew each other, unlike the

little lighter. That's all needed, a bit of distance from Gavin. Now I could clear my head and figure

packhouse, being greeted

that it

Lucy said as she came