Seducing My Ex's Father In Law

"Make sure Sampson knows what?" Lucy asked as she walked into the room. "Sorry... the door was unlocked, so I figured I'd just come in. Plus, Sampson told me that Judy was here already."

"Did you know that Beta Aiden came here and interrogated Janet?" I asked her, my eyes narrowed. "And that was how she found out about her only daughter?"

Lucy's eyes widened.

"What the actual fuck?" She asked, stepping further into the room.

"He pretty much manhandled her," Stacy muttered, folding her arms across her chest. "Had her pressed against the wall and everything. I walked in on it and made him let her go. She was sobbing. I couldn't get her to speak again after he left. He broke her..."

"I won't let him get away with that shit," Lucy spat. "God, I always hated that jerk." "You, me, and both, and I've only been here a couple of weeks," I muttered.

"I came here to tell Janet that we are having a memorial for both her husband and daughter in a couple of days. We'll have a memorial for the others over the weekend, but we wanted to do something special for the Delta," Lucy said, addressing Janet, who was still seated on the couch, with more tears falling down her cheeks. “Janet, you are not alone. This entire pack is rallying behind you. We are your family. You can lean on us. More packmates will be arriving later with some homemade dishes for you. You need to eat and keep up your strength."

My heart hurt so much for Janet; she was so pretty and she was young, at least 32 years old. She was too young to be going through what she was going through.

she's there, Luna Lucy,” Stacy said thoughtfully. "That's

before turning

walk. You should be resting," Lucy said, raising her brows. "You were

the doctor were the only ones who knew that I was pregnant, and I knew the look in her eyes was indicating

in my throat, my eyes remaining on hers in a silent argument, one

stood. Then, I remembered the letter in my hands. I turned to Stacy. "Walk us

turned to Janet, telling

of the house. I turned to Stacy and handed

this to her," I told Stacy. "It didn't seem like a good time, though. But

eyeing

from her husband, along with money... I'm assuming all his assets," I told her. "He set it aside in case anything happened to

her eyes again

handle it. But hopefully soon she can. My husband and kids will be arriving here tomorrow morning, so I'm glad there will be