Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 269

Chapter 0269

The line for the front desk, which stretched from side to side, was huge.

“We are going to be here forever,” Nan complained.

I glanced at the time. It was only 1 pm.

“We have plenty of time,” 1 told her. “The dinner doesn’t start until 6.”

In the itinerary that Alpha Levi sent me, it mentioned a competitor’s dinner at 6 tonight so we can get to know the other competitors and the judges. I had to admit, I was a bit nervous to see who I was up against.

Surprisingly, the line didn’t last forever. We only had to wait about 20 minutes before we were at the front of the line. One of the workers waved me over and I quickly hurried towards her with Nan in tow.

“Hello, are you checking in?” The woman, according to her nametag, Stacy, said.

“Yes. It should be under Judy Montague.”

She nodded and typed something into the computer.

“Oh, you’re here for the Gamma competition?” She asked.

“Yes,” I replied. I shouldn’t have been surprised that this resort was a shifter–owned resort. I didn’t smell any humans and there were a lot of people with Gamma sweatshirts and other gear. Very intimidating–looking people.

She typed something else into the computer.

“Lycan Chairmen has everything set up,” she explained as she continued to type stuff into her computer. But then she froze and glanced up at me, and then at Nan. “Except the room was for one. Is she staying with you as well?”

I flushed; I hadn’t thought about telling the hotel, or Alpha Levi, that Nan was coming with me. I felt stupid for not clearing it with them first.

“Uh, yes. But she can just share my bed,” I said quickly, hoping that was enough to clear things up. She looked between the two of us questionably, as if she was trying to gure out if she should allow it or not. But then a presence appeared beside me and my entire body froze as I looked up at the powerful–looking man that I had only seen briefly in the past.

“How about we upgrade her room then?” Beta Ron, Levi’s Beta, said, his eyes narrowed.

Stacy’s eyes widened at his request.

“I’m afraid we are all booked up…” she told him, her voice nervous.

I nodded and thanked her.

I went to grab my bags, but she stopped me.

“We have people who can take your bags to your room. You don’t need to lift a finger at our resort,” she assured

1. me.

“Are you sure?” I asked her. “I don’t want to be too much trouble.”

“It’s no trouble at all,” she assured me.

I nodded and together, Nan and I made our way through the crowd and towards the glass Elevator. We were both in awe as the elevator went up and we were able to see the resort from a different view.