Seducing My Ex’s Father In Law novel Chapter 586

Judy’s POV

The next day, I was discharged from the hospital. Instead of going straight to my condo, I went to the packhouse instead. I felt gross, and all I really wanted was a shower, but I wanted to talk to Alpha Sampson first. I wanted to know what was going on; I needed an update, and I needed him to update me as well. I wanted to know what the plan was for the future.

The packhouse wasn’t nearly as busy as it was the other day after the first attack. I knew that meant most of the gammas were out doing a job, and the others in the pack were just trying to keep themselves safe.

I started to make my way across the packhouse when I heard my name.

“Judy!”

I turned to see Spencer rushing towards me, a relieved look on his face. Before I could comprehend anything, he had me in his arms and spun me around, making me laugh.

“Hey you,” I teased, keeping my hold on him so I wouldn’t fall.

“I’m so glad you’re okay. I’m sorry I didn’t come to see you, but things have been crazy here, and when I heard you were going to be okay, I didn’t stress it too much. I knew you were strong but holy shit… You survived a bomb! You seriously are a badass. Anyone who had any lingering doubts about you before certainly doesn’t have them now.”

I blushed at the compliment when he put me back on the ground.

“Really?” I asked. “Is everyone talking about it?”

“Not one person isn’t,” he told me. “Also, I picked up your slack while you were out of commission and escorted our guests to the packhouse. We arrived a few hours ago. They are getting settled in their room now. Later, you should meet them. They are intense, though, I should warn you.”

I nodded.

“I’m sure I can handle it,” I told him. “I’ve dealt with intense people before. I’m actually only here to see Sampson for right now. I’m dying to get home and into the shower.”

“He’s in his office. He’s been up all night dealing with the aftermath of everything. Janet is a mess after finding out it was her daughter who exploded in the forest. She hasn’t left Sampson alone. Poor lady lost both her husband and daughter this week.”

I shudder at the thought.

“I couldn’t even imagine,” I whispered.