Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law Novel

---- Chapter 778 "You scared me," he said, shaking his head. "Why are you here?" "Sorry to scare you," | tell him, giving him a small smile. "But I'm going to have you sleep in my suite tonight with your father. We are spending the night here. It's a girl's night. There's an extra bedroom in the suite with a TV, so you'll have space for your gaming." Matt frowned. "| don't want to leave," he argued. "Besides, Irene hasn't come out of her room all day." | looked at Nan, who had a worried crease between her brows. "Well, the boys are heading to my suite as well for a boys' night.

Chester and Erik, | think. Erik is off duty tonight and wanted to hang out, so they are heading there as we speak. | figured you'd want to see them, that's all." Matt's eyes grew wide; he loved Erik. He was the kind of gamma that Matt aspired to be, and it's funny because | believed Matt was a better fighter. "Okay, I'll go," Matt said, standing to his feet. "But you owe me." | laughed ---- "I wouldn't think otherwise," | tell him, running my fingers through his brown, shabby hair.

"Enjoy your night." He grabbed his gaming set and was out there within minutes "So, what do we do now?" Nan asked, looking around the suite. "If this suite is like mine, there should be snacks in the cabinet. See if there's popcorn and start popping some. I'm going to drag Irene out of her room," | say as | head towards Irene's bedroom. | had a feeling | knew which one was Irene's because Matt left his door open. | pushed the door to Irene's room open and peered inside. She was lying in bed, beneath the covers, and only the top of her blonde hair could be seen.

My heart squeezed for her; she was so heartbroken that the only thing she could do right now was sleep. | put my hand on her back and shook her gently. "Irene, wake up," | say softly. She starts to stir, murmuring something sleepily that | didn't quite get. | smiled at her sleeping face as it appeared once the covers shifted. But then my heart stopped when | saw the old tears on her cheeks and how pale she was. "Hey," | say, shaking her again. "Wake up, Irene.

Please." ---- | spoke a little louder this time, and her eyes fluttered open; the pale blues focusing on me for a moment before confusion fell across her face. Her perfectly trimmed brows knitted together. "Judy?" She asked, her voice a croak and filled with exhaustion as she lifted her head, peeking around the dark room. "What's going on?" "'m dragging you out of bed," | tell her, folding my arms across my chest. "It's not healthy for you to stay in this room all night, wallowing in self-pity when you should be planning for the future." She shook her head, still confused.

"What time is it?" "9," | replied, glancing at the clock on her bedside table. "A little bit after nine, actually." "[ slept all day?" She asked, sitting up further, her blonde hair falling across her shoulders. "! didn't mean to sleep so long." "You haven't eaten or done anything to take care of yourself since we arrived this morning," | tell her, raising my brows. | glanced at her luggage that sat on the ground by her bed; Erik and the other gammas were kind enough to bring our things to our rooms, so they were waiting for us by the time we arrived.

| spent time unpacking my things and putting them away, since ---- we were going to be here until the end of the weekend. | wanted to be comfortable. "You hadn't unpacked." "| didn't think to," she said softly. "We are only here for a short time." "It might make you feel better... maybe more organized, if you unpacked a bit," | tell her. "Come hang out with us. Nan is getting snacks. We can order late-night room service and have a girls' night." She let out a breath. "No offence, but I'm not in the mood for a girl's night." | smiled at her, though I knew it didn't reach my eyes.

"Exactly why you need one," | tell her, reaching out and taking a hold of her hand, giving it a gentle squeeze. "I think we could all use one. We are in this gorgeous country, and we need to make the most out of it. Even if we don't leave this hotel room, it'll do you some good to get out of bed. Please, Irene. Hang out with us." She thought about it for a moment, her eyes shifting from me to the doorway. As | saw her resolve cracking, she let out a breath "Okay," she finally relented as she got out of bed. "But I'm not changing out of my pajamas." ---- | giggled. "| didn't think you would.

I'll have room service bring us some more food and wine," | say as | loop my arm with hers and guide her towards the living space where Nan was setting up bowls of Popcorn. A knock sounded on the door, and my grin only grew because | knew exactly who was at the door. "Who is here?" Irene asked, her brows furrowed. "You didn't call room service yet." "Nope," | tell her. "But if we are lucky, the person at the door will have the answers to some of your questions."