Seducing My Ex's Father In Law

After a moment of silence, everybody cheered and clapped. Some cried, but I could see small smiles on their faces. One by one, each of the packmates bowed to me, including the Gammas. The only one who didn't was Judy. But then the guy next to her, Spencer, grabbed her arm and pulled her down, making her bow.

I let out a low growl before I could suppress it.

Taylor put a hand on my shoulder and squeezed; his eyes were wide when he finally saw what had captured my attention. He didn't say anything, though, he pulled me back so Sampson could continue the meeting.

He was planning on having the Gammas begin their patrols beyond the borders, which was a dangerous mission that would most likely cost lives, especially considering the dangers of the rogues in this area.

When he announced Marlo's team, my gaze flickered around until it landed on a bulky man with piercings and tattoos. He raised his hand, indicating his team, and that's when I saw Judy was amongst them. She looked a bit tense, her eyes worried.

Sampson was about to say something more, but his Luna interrupted and whispered something into his ear. I watched Sampson's expression shift.

After that, everything happened fast. He was ordering his Beta to get the pack doctor and forcing Judy to leave the meeting so they could have a private meeting in his office.

my dead body was I allowing that to happen. Judy was escorted away by a few other gammas; she looked worried, her eyes remaining on Lucy's, who refused to meet her gaze.

Taylor asked, interrupting

him and heading in the direction they were

the meeting, not wanting to leave them high and dry, waiting for orders. Before they could disappear around the corner, I caught

here," I tell the

age, and from the uniform colors and badge numbers, which matched Judy's, I'd say they were a part

she stared up at me, her eyes wide and

head deeply. "It's an honor, but we were tasked with this job by our Alpha. You shouldn't have to worry

to your team leader," I say sharply, leaving

a moment before their eyes scanned me. When I didn't