Seducing My Ex's Father In Law

Chapter 724

Judy’s POV

“You’re asking me to take over Levi’s territory? W… wouldn’t that make me a chairman?” Lukas asked, his eyes wide with shock. 1

“Yes, it would. There is an empty chair now, and it’s yours if your want it,” Gavin told him. His tone was surprisingly gentle, and his eyes were compassionate.

“What about school, though? I’ve worked so hard to get to this point, and it feels like it’s for nothing if I’m just given the title because of my uncle,” Lukas said, his concerns valid.

“That isn’t the reason you are given the title, Lukas. Sure, Mica put in a good word for you and opened up the idea of that option, but I went through your successes, in and out of school; I’ve seen your resume, I’ve spoken to your professors… You are more than qualified for this position. Your uncle isn’t the reason for this offer; your work ethics, experience, and morals are what make you the best candidate. You know what you need to do to get ahead, and I admire that. When I told you to stay away from Judy and threatened your scholarship, you backed down without a fight, and I knew it killed you on the inside.”

At that point, Gavin put an arm around me and pulled me close to him.

“It meant a lot that you obeyed my wishes and respected my mate. It would be an honor if you accept this position. Of course, you can finish school and get your degree before you officially take on the role… but the position is yours when you are ready for

it.”

the many emotions crossing his face. He looked at me, a glimmer of excitement in his gaze, and I

It was oddly endearing.

Landry,” Lukas said, his tone no longer wavering. Gavin nodded and took his hand in a firm handshake to seal the deal. Then, like a young boy, he

mom,” he said, making me burst out laughing as he rushed

I said, leaning against

like I kind of owed him after scaring him so badly,” Gavin admitted. “But I do think he’s the best candidate for the position, and he’ll do way better

really think so?” I asked, peeking

looked down at me,

he whispered against my mouth. “I

was so full, I thought it was going to explode. “Dad, Judy… they are serving the meals,”

nodded and followed Irene back to the reception area, sitting beside Gavin at the wedding party table, right next to my best friend, who looked stunning in her dress. It wasn’t the same dress as the one she wore for the ceremony; this one was off

serve the food. “I hadn’t eaten