Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 776

I was sleeping when I felt her sudden movements. I opened my eyes, the room darker than it had been when I fell asleep due to the day coming to an end and night gracing us with its presence.

“Gavin?” Judy whispered, her voice coming out hoarse.

Relief flooded me, and I buried my face in her hair.

“Thank the goddess,” I breathed, peppering kisses along her hairline. “You’re awake.”

“Did I worry you?” She asked, peeking up at me through hazy eyes.

“Yes,” I admitted. “How are you feeling?”

I reluctantly released her so I could take a better look at her face and get her some water.

“I’m okay,” she said, sitting up as she watched me walk through the room. I went into the kitchen and grabbed a glass of water before returning to the bedroom a moment later. “Honestly, I’m fine. I didn’t mean to worry you.”

She looked uncertain, though, even as she spoke those words with as much confidence as he could muster. I handed her the glass of water and sat at the edge of the bed as she took small sips. My wolf was still on edge after what had happened. I reached over to her and brushed a strand of damp hair away from her face and behind her ear.

“You are still a bit warm,” I tell her. “I’m going to have Eliza come back to check you over.”

She grabbed my arm before I could make any sudden move.

“Wait,” she said quickly. “Eliza doesn’t need to come here for this. I’m okay, honestly.”

“She was here earlier, after you passed out. She’d want to know that you are awake and take a look for herself,” I informed her.

Her face lost some of its color as she finally took a look around the room before her eyes shifted towards the window.

“How long had he been out for?” She asked, though I could tell from the tone of her voice that she already knew the answer.

“Hours,” I told her. “The entire day pretty much.”

She swallowed, not saying anything for a long while before she let out a breath and looked at me.

I cupped her face, my thumb drawing lazy circles around her cheekbones.

“Judy, tell me what happened,” I say, keeping my voice low. “I know something is going on, and I need to know what it is.”

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