Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 634

“I just… I just wanted to be with her…” he whispered. “My uncle… he… he promised me I’d be her hero if I could just keep her safe from the rogue attack…”

“Your uncle?” I asked. “Who the fuck is your uncle??”

“Beta Ron,” Spencer stammered, the information spilling out of him like a broken faucet. “Alpha Levi’s Beta… he’s my uncle. He told me that if I wanted Judy, then I had to do what they said…so I did…I got her away from the pack just before the attack… I kept her safe…”

“You’re telling me Alpha Levi had something to do with this rogue attack?” I asked, my eyes narrowed.

“Y…yes,” Spencer stammered. “He told me that no harm would come to me or Judy… but I had to get Judy away. They wanted me to leave some coordinates for the pack location around the forest a couple of weeks ago, and then they told me on this day, I had to get Judy away from the pack because something big was coming. I was just doing what I was told…”

I gripped his throat, stopping him from speaking as I lifted him off the ground.

“Tell me where the fuck she is,” I said through my teeth. My Lycan aura was shining through, and I could see in his eyes that he was having trouble resisting it.

His eyes darted to one of the closed doors nearby. Without taking my hands off him, I walked out of the door and pulled it open, stopping when I saw Judy asleep on the bed. Her breathing was faint, and her sleep wasn’t natural.

“What did you do to her?” I asked, a growl biting my tone and making me even fiercer.

His eyes widened in shock; it was clear he had no idea that she was pregnant, and a part of me felt relieved that she didn’t share that part of herself with him.

“I…I didn’t know…” he tried to gasp out; my wolf’s claws elongated as my grip on his throat tightened. His eyes bulged out of his head as he tried to grab my hand, silently begging me to loosen my grip, but it only made me tighten it. “It… it won’t…. it won’t happen again,” he gasped.

I smirked as my grip tightened one last time, the sound of his neck snapping echoed through the room.

“You’re right,” I say, as I let his body fall to the ground. “It won’t.”