Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 731

Judy’s POV

“Matt, go and get your shoes on!” I say as I walk past his bedroom door.

My excitement was evident in my tone as I made my way down the stairs, smiling at Irene as I reached the bottom step.

“I’ll go make sure he’s getting his shoes on,” Irene said as she walked past me.

“Thanks,” I say. “We have to get going soon. I don’t want to be late.”

“Nan will understand if we are a few minutes late. It didn’t help that you had morning sickness literally all morning.”

This pregnancy was seriously getting to me; I was a little over 4 months pregnant, and I was already feeling the toll of this baby. I stared down at my small bump and sighed.

“Are you ever going to let me eat food again?” I asked my unborn baby.

“Talking to the baby again? You know it can’t hear you right?” Gavin said, walking around the corner with a smirk.

I roll my eyes at him.

“You don’t know that. She could be listening right now,” I said, closing the small gap between us so I could kiss him.

“She?”

I shrugged.

“I think we are having a girl,” I say with a slight smile tugging at the corner of my lips.

“And if we are having a boy?”

“I’ll love him just as much,” I reply.

He kisses me again, and just as he was about to deepen it…

“Ew, get a room,” Matt said as he walked down the stairs, followed by Irene, who was laughing.

“Oh, you’ll understand one day, little man,” Irene said, rubbing his head playfully.

“Doubt it,” Matt said, crinkling his nose. “Kissing is gross.”

I smiled at the name that Nan chose for her restaurant.

I could see inside from the large floor-to-ceiling windows, which remained curtainless for right now.

Nan was seated inside, speaking to Sampson and Lucy. She had a kind smile on her face, but I could tell from her eyes she was nervous.

We weren’t the first to arrive, but as soon as we got there, others started to pile in as well, making the place look lively and packed.

Nan’s eyes grew wide when she saw the crowd of familiar faces, all there to support her.

Chester came out from the kitchen, his eyes also darting around at the crowd of people, and then he looked at Nan, his gaze softening and a loving expression taking over.

Nan’s gaze shifted and met mine, and then I saw her body relaxing as she excused herself from her current conversation to greet me.

“You made it,” she said, throwing her arms around me.

We’ve both been so busy this past month that we hardly saw each other. It was nice being back with my best friend; it was like no time had come between us.