Seducing My Ex's Father In Law

She stared at me for a long while, and then she sighed; I've come to know that sigh. She was relenting.

"You have to promise me you'll tell him soon," she said, narrowing her eyes. "I'm still Luna, and I worry about you, Judy. I don't want you putting yourself or your baby at risk by working yourself sick."

I nodded.

"I promise, I'll be careful."

She nodded in return.

After we finished at the doctor's, we returned to the packhouse with some of the Gammas appointed to keep the Luna safe. Alpha Sampson greeted us; his brows pinched together as he studied me.

"Is everything okay? How was the doctor's appointment?" He asked, folding his arms across his chest as he stared at me.

"It was fine," I told him a little too quickly. "Just a stomach bug. He gave me some medicine and sent me on my way."

"So, you'll be okay to take your post?" He asked, cocking his head to the side.

glanced at Lucy, who kept her eyes averted, before I

to take my post. I'll

studied me for a moment longer before nodding, effectively

supplies. Before entering the forest, I stripped out of my clothes and shifted into my wolf. Her tracking senses were

dressed, putting on my gear as I did so. I stared up at the perch; I was satisfied that I couldn't see any signs of Spencer, who was currently keeping watch of my post until I relieved him. That meant the

to keep myself from being followed. I started to climb the tree with ease; climbing had always been easy for me, even in wolf form, which was a rarity because wolves were not climbers. It was one of the many things

better than that; Spencer wouldn't just leave the post. I whistled, mimicking a bird, as

it anyway. Spencer, being as strong as he is, pulled me the rest of the way up until I

long enough,"

my eyes as I got myself

I had an incident. Had to go to the pack

suddenly, he was no longer in the shadow region, but right in front

okay?" He asked.

shaggy brown hair. He had adorable dimples on his cheeks when he smiled and always had this boyish quality about him, but he was good at his job. He stood up for me when the others rallied around to push me out during their haze. The haze usually lasted a few weeks, but thanks to Spencer and because I proved myself pretty early on, the

was grateful to Spencer for