Seducing My Ex's Father In Law

Judy's POV

"So, what's going on between you and my father?" Irene asked, making my entire body freeze.

It was the next day; the day after I won the competition. We were gathered in my suite, getting dressed for the celebration. I was a bit nervous about it as is because I really wasn't a fan of that much attention. There were going to be paparazzi there, and a lot of people were asking questions. I'm not sure I'm ready to answer any of these questions or what I'm going to say to anyone.

I wondered if the competitors were going to say nice things about me, or if they were going to snub me.

I shook the thought out of my head and then turned to Irene, her question registering in my head.

"What do you mean?" I asked her with a frown. "There's nothing going on between your father and me."

"Oh, please," Irene said, rolling her eyes. "I saw the way you two were acting around each other earlier. There's a lot of hostility. Seriously, is everything okay?"

"Everything is fine," I said, trying to sound casual, though I knew I didn't.

"Are you sure about that?" Irene asked, raising her brows. "It seemed pretty hostile between you two."

I frowned and shook my head, just as Nan walked out of the bathroom.

"I'm positive," I tell her.

us. "The celebration is going to be starting

her words. I turned to look in the mirror one last time, straightening out the skirt of my

I'm ready," I

with Matt," Nan said,

asked as we headed

She sighed.

but I agreed to go out with him once we get back to our territory. Baby

for a long time. He's a good guy, despite being a player. I think he had a rough breakup once and that was why he

telling from the

who asked when it was clear Nan wasn't

Chester was head over heels in love with her," she said, shaking her head at the memory. "She broke his heart and shattered the little trust he had in women.

Chester feeling so broken that he swore himself off normal relationships. I wondered why he didn't tell me; we had been friends when

he keep

way to the ceremony was spent in silence as we processed this new information. Nan was completely lost in thought, and I could see the worry

was bombarded by more paparazzi. They were never going to leave me alone; at

Levi

were there

questions later. They brought me over to where the other competitors were. Everyone