Seducing My Ex's Father In Law

"Yeah, but there wasn't a single hint that he could be your actual mate?" She asked, her eyes narrowed. "None?"

I shook my head.

"Other than my wolf liking him more than anyone else other than Ethan," I said with a shrug. "She gave her stamp of approval, but she didn't push for me to go after him. She was still hurting over her former mate to really go after another man. For me, it was mostly physical attraction at first, and then it grew into so much more after I got to know him. I had no idea what to expect."

"That's incredible," she breathed. "I never knew anyone who had a second chance, mate, so I never really knew what it was like. I've only heard stories from the internet. It's very rare. You must be really special for the Moon Goddess to deem you worthy of a second chance."

I shrugged.

"Maybe it's Gavin that's special and I'm just along for the ride."

"Don't sell yourself short," Nan said as she made her way to the coffee pot to pour herself a mug of coffee. "You are quite special, even if you don't think so." I bit my lower lip.

"I don't know," I admitted, feeling slightly uncomfortable with the thought that I was special enough to gain the Moon Goddess's favor. "But enough about me... what about you?"

She blinked as she brought her mug to her lips.

"What about me?"

that bullshit," I teased. "You and Chester...

Nan blushed.

she breathed. "Well, I guess it was

you didn't trust him only weeks ago," I told her. "What

admitted. "He hasn't even spoken to another woman since that hussy left the picture. He's been so tentative and caring... seeing him

something to me and I

agreed to be his wife?" I

she admitted. "Marriage is only a piece of paper, and if

unmarked, and an understanding washed

waiting to let him mark you?" I

coffee on the counter in front of

right now,

he's been amazing. Honestly, he's the best boyfriend I've ever had. I'm falling in

arms and hug my best

any of your calls. I had my phone shut off these last few weeks, and I

in her eyes. "I

pulled back to look at

just needed time," I admitted. "You're my family, Nan. I can't do this thing called life

at me, though tears still brimmed

can't do this without you either," she admitted,