Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 158

Chapter 0158

Third Person POV

“What do you mean you found the perpetrator?” Gavin asked through the mindlink. He glanced at Matt who was still lost in thought. Had he lied to him?

Matt has never lied before… has he?

“It was a maid,” Taylor continued. “She was found with the peanut butter in her room. The same maid that came to get you after his allergic reaction. She admitted she wanted compensation for aiding his

rescue.”

“Compensation?” Gavin growled into the mindlink. “want her banished from the pack and turned into a rogue immediately.”

“Yes, Alpha,” Taylor agreed. “Do you want to see her before she’s banished.”

Gavin thought about it for a second and then sighed.

“No,” he murmured. “Just get rid of her.”

“Yes, Alpha.”

The link ended and Gavin turned back to Matt, his eyes narrowed.

“Why did you lie to me?”

Matt raised his gaze to look at Gavin and a frown formed on his lips.

“I didn’t lie to you…” Matt said, unconvincingly.

“Yes, you did, Matthew,” Gavin said, folding his arms across his chest. “Because you weren’t the one who put the peanut butter in that sandwich… it was a maid.”

Matt’s eyes grew wide.

“What?” He gasped. “Why would a maid want to hurt me??”

“That’s not for you to worry about. Just know it’ll never happen again. She’s being banished and I’ll have the other maids investigated as well.”

Matt glanced at his hands and tugged his fingers nervously as he processed all his father had said.

“You shouldn’t have lied to me, Matt…” Gavin said, his voice twinged with disappointment.

Now, he just had to make sure that Judy got her job back so at least he had a chance to see her every day and continue convincing her to become his side piece.

Judy’s POV

“You look exhausted,” Nan pointed out as she met me in the student quad. I stared down at my failed test and let out a sigh. I didn’t have time to study for this exam because of how much work I’ve been doing for the Cash family. “Is living with the Cash’s that bad?”

I gave her a pointed look.

“It’s worse than bad,” I murmured. “I’ve only been there for a couple of days, and I haven’t slept once.” “I’m so sorry, Judy,” Nan said, resting her head on my shoulder. “I wish there was something I could do. I’ve been looking around for a place for you, but nobody has any spare rooms.

“It’s okay,” I murmured. “It’s not your fault. I’m honestly grateful that you’ve been trying.”

“It’s not fair that they are working you like a dog,” Nan said, folding her arms across her chest. “You have a life too and school you need to focus on. What does your mother think about all of this?”

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