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

Periodically, I would ask Greggor if he had heard anything, but Greggor hadn't, and it was driving me crazy.

At one point, we rummaged through the kitchen and prepared a small meal for breakfast, thankful that the kitchen was fully stocked.

As we ate breakfast, the silence between us stretched on until the front door opened. My entire body went cold at the sound of the door opening, and Greggor immediately grabbed his gun, ready to fight off whoever was intruding.

"Stand down," Gavin's voice rang through before we actually saw him. "It's just me."

"Gavin?" I called out, standing from the kitchen table and walking towards the doorway. Gavin appeared, and his eyes softened when he saw me. Without much thought, I wrapped my arms around him, hugging him close. His warmth engulfed me and let me be at peace for the first time all night. He held me tightly, his nose nuzzling in my neck as he inhaled my scent.

"Are you okay?" He asked me, keeping me close to him.

I nodded.

"I was worried about you. How is the pack? I heard a lot of people died..." I asked, tears burning in my eyes.

"15," another voice said from the doorway.

I looked behind Gavin, my arms

"15 packmates?" I croaked.

He nodded numbly.

they think he'll be okay. The entire pack

missing his warmth. I ran towards the door and paused when I saw Lucy crying near the couch. My heart shattered at the sight of her; she had blood staining her skin, and her gorgeous dress was ripped nearly off her body.

I whispered as I went to

she saw me, she

I wasn't a crier... I hated crying was supposed to be strong, but in this case, I wasn't. I was

up until I arrived, and now suddenly most of the pack is gone, and

Her body was trembling, and I

too," I whispered

for too long," Gavin said, coming up from behind me. "The planes should be arriving soon to take

features. "You're seriously still making me go home

has been safe. There's a lot we discovered today, he said, pausing for a moment as if he was trying to figure out what to tell