Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 931

Judy’s POV

I never imagined my wedding day would feel this calm.

Not peaceful exactly—my nerves were still there, fluttering in my stomach… but calm in the way a storm feels right before it breaks. Like everything had already been decided, and all that was left was for me to walk into it.

I wasn’t as hungover as I thought I would be this morning, and for that, I was grateful. I’m sure it had everything to do with that green concoction that Irene forced down my throat early this morning. She told me that it would make me feel better, and she was right; within the hour, I was out of bed and ready to take on the world… or at least this wedding.

It was going to be huge. There were 2 full packs attending this wedding, along with outsiders such as the Lycan chairmen and others from around the world, like Shirley and Tabby, who were my friends at the competition.

I still kept in touch with Tabby, but not as much as I would like. I wish she lived closer but I here she was promoted since Chuck lost his job.

Part of me worried that they would blame me for the Chuck thing but seeing that they came to my wedding made me feel all sorts of relieved.

Nan fussed with my veil for the third time while Irene worked on my makeup.

Selene and my mother were also in the room, watching with watery eyes and smiles on their faces.

Selene and I had a semi-talk this morning and we are planning on getting to know one another a lot better in the coming days. She hadn’t said much about Lila, but I knew it was still a touchy subject so I tried not to pry too much.

As for her other kids, my brothers, neither of them showed up to my wedding. Or so I’ve been told according to the guest list. Which I wasn’t surprised about, I wasn’t expecting them to show up.

What I really wasn’t expecting was the friendship that bloomed between my mom and Gavin’s mom. But I suppose grandchildren bring people together

“Nan, you are going to pull her hair out if you keep fussing with that veil,” Irene warned, bringing me out of my thoughts. She was frowning as the clips on the veil tugged at my hair. “Leave it alone.”

“It’s crooked, though; she can’t have a crooked veil when she walks down that aisle.”

“It’s not crooked; you’re just seeing things,” Irene said, rolling her eyes. “Trust me, it’s going to be fine. Even if it were crooked, my father wouldn’t care.”

“Yeah, but what about photos?” She argued back, her brows furrowed.

“We will fix it before the photos.”

“No, we will fix it now,” Nan said, pressing her lips firmly together.

“Ladies, let’s not argue about this,” my mother said, stepping forward. Then, she held her hand out for Nan. “May I?”

Nan sighed and handed my mother the part of the veil she was trying to fix.

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