Seducing My Ex's Father In Law

There was no hint of worry or doubt in Gavin's voice, and it made my heart swell.

"So, you are going to make things official, then?" Irene asked, looking between us with a skeptical look. "Mating... marriage... the whole deal?"

"Why are you making things difficult?" Matt asked, frowning up at his sister.

"Shouldn't we be happy? Dad's finally with someone that isn't a complete moron..."

"Language," Gavin scolded, but his tone was lighthearted and held no malice.

"Sorry," Matt murmured, before his face brightened. "I always Judy as a mom... since I first met her. This is a good thing, right?"

"There's something else we need to tell you," Gavin told them, making them freeze.

"There's more?" Irene asked. "Other than you wanting to date and make things more official?"

"Yes," Gavin said. He turned his head so they could see his mark... the one I put on him. My wolf was howling with delight at the sight of our mate showing off her mark proudly. "We kind of already made things official."

Irene let out a squeak as she covered her mouth, her eyes wide with shock.

"Wait, what?!" She gasped, nearly falling out of her seat. "You already made things official?"

to you?" Gavin asked, turning his head back

that

more time in making Judy mine. She's carrying my pup, and I wasn't going to

asked. "You

since Gavin announced our new relationship status. I wasn't

with something I didn't understand. She looked me up and down and then pressed her lips

you wear that just to butter

I bit my lower lip,

"Yes," I admitted.

quiet for a moment, staring at me, and then

I wanted was my dad to be

blinked at her,

don't think

She shrugged.

guess in theory, yeah, it's weird. But honestly, as long as you are

I say without hesitation. "We want you to be happy and a part of this as well. I don't want you to think that I'm

lives for a long time," Matt said, looking up at him I know he's not my real dad, but he adopted me when I was a baby and let me live in his home. I had nannies and caretakers watching me while he spent his life at work he barely even came home to see Irene. It