Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 433

Judy’s POV

“I can’t believe we are actually at the fair right now,” I breathed as I stared around at all the rides and the colors. The crowd was insane because the fair was only in town for a couple more days, so everybody was having fun now.

“Does this make you happy?” He asked, observing me.

I nodded.

“Yes,” I admitted. “I’ve been wanting to come here with my friends, but we haven’t had any time to sneak away between work and school.”

He was quiet for a moment, processing my words.

“Are you okay with me being here with you instead of them?” He asked, glancing at me.

My heart swelled at his question.

I nodded slowly.

“Yes,” I told him. “I’m actually glad you are here with me. I have a feeling you never really had fun before. You are all work and Lycan duties. Do you ever have the chance to get out and have fun?”

He narrowed his eyes at me.

“I have fun,” he murmured, almost defensively.

I fought a laugh as I looked up at him.

“Oh yeah? Name one thing that you’ve done that you consider fun,” I said, raising my brows at him.

He thought about it for a moment.

“I went to a banquet a few weeks ago that I found enjoyable,” he replied.

I laughed.

“That’s not the kind of fun I’m talking about,” I told him, rolling my eyes. “I meant, going on rides and eating greasy foods… playing games.”

“Games?”

I nodded and pointed at the game stands that were set up.

“Yes and attempting to win prizes but never quite getting here because they are rigged.”

“Rigged?” He asked, glancing at me. “Is that legal?”

“I don’t know, but everyone knows the games at fairs are all rigged,” I tell him with a shrug. “It’s part of the fun.”

“How is that fun?”

“Congratulations,” the guy said. “You can choose any prize you want.”

Gavin looked oddly victorious as he glanced at me.

“Choose your prize,” he told me, his tone gentle.

I flushed as I glanced up at the prize board. The giant purple bear caught my eye, so I pointed at that.

Gavin nodded at the guy.

“Wrap it up for us,” he said, as he took my hand and guided me away without a single look back at the man. The guy stared at him with a dumbstruck expression, probably confused about what had just happened.

“That was incredible,” I laughed. “Did you see the look on his face?”

Gavin chuckled; it was nice to see him a bit carefree for once.

“Yeah, I thought he was going to pass out,” he admitted. “So, what other things do you do at the fair?”

“Ride rides obviously,” I said, glancing at the rollercoaster in the distance. “Like that one.”

He followed my gaze and I swear I saw his face paling.