Chapter 509
Judy’s POV
Irene was right; I was not the type of person to sit around and mope because of a guy. I was the kind of person who would go and get answers, especially considering nobody is willing to provide me with answers anyway.
I was beyond frustrated with the situation, and I needed to know what was up. I was having trouble believing he just up and ditched me for another woman, and if he did, it was time that I gave him a piece of my mind. After Irene got Emalyn changed and settled, and said my goodbyes to her and asked Chester for a ride to the villa. He was happy to give me a ride, having heard what happened from Nan, I didn’t have to retell him the story of my earlier events.
“Are you sure you want to do this?” Chester asked, sounding a bit worried as we approached the villa. “It’s not too late to turn around.”
“I need answers, Chester,” I told him. “It’s going to eat at me if I don’t…”
“But what if you don’t like the answers that you receive?” he asked, echoing the very fear that’s in my head.
I swallowed the lump in my throat.
“Then I guess I’ll at least have an answer, and I won’t be sitting at home wondering,” I told him, my voice dropping to a low whisper.
He remained quiet for the rest of the drive; I could feel the uncertainty radiating off him, and it was starting to seep into me. The closer we got, the more I started to doubt this plan. He pulled into the villa driveway and continued until we reached the designated guest parking area.
I didn’t see Gavin’s car parked in its usual spot, which made me wonder if he was even home. If not, I guess I would be waiting for him.
I unbuckled my seatbelt and started to get out.
“Stay here,” I told Chester. I need to do this alone.”
“Are you sure this is a good idea?” He asked, his tone laced with worry. “Nan would kill me if anything happened to you.”
“I’m not sure about anything anymore, but I’ll send for you if I need backup,” I assure him. “I mean, this is Gavin we are talking about… how much danger could there be?”
“Maybe not physical damage,” he murmured. “But there will definitely be emotional damage.”
I knew he was right, but I was deep now, and there was no going back.
I stepped out of the car, and just as I was shutting the car door, Gavin’s car swung around the corner. I got a glimpse of him in the driver’s seat, and he didn’t seem to notice me as he parked the car a distance away, in his usual spot.
There was another figure in the car, too, that I couldn’t quite make out. I furrowed my brows at the sight, waiting with bated breath for them to get out of the car. The passenger door opened, and then my heart immediately sank as I saw the most gorgeous woman I had ever seen in my life.
She was tall and radiant; her skin
was flawless like a porcelain doll; her hair was black like the night’s sky, curly enough to crown her entire heart-shaped face. Her lips were perfectly plump and glossy red. Her high cheekbones were featured with pink, and her eyes, equipped with long and dark lashes, were emerald with specs of blue and grey. With my wolf sight, I could see her as clearly as if she were standing right in front of me.
She wore a low-cut dress that left no mystery of what lay underneath. Her large cleavage was on full display, and her legs were prominent. She had a gorgeous fit body, and each and every curve was showcased in that dress.
Though she wore heels that made her appear taller than her normal height, Gavin was still taller. He walked around the car, the look of admiration clear in his eyes as he offered the woman his arm. She took it without hesitation, a smile lighting up her face and that same admiration reflecting back at him.
He leaned in to kiss her cheek, further shattering my heart. As he spoke in a low tone for only her to hear, his eyes darted in my direction as if he felt my gaze on his, and then I watched eh color drain from his face.
Gavin’s POV
A few days ago.
I sat in the restaurant, my eyes never
leaving Judy’s curious face as I
clutched the phone tightly in my hands. I thought I was going to break the phone with how tightly I was holding it. I couldn’t get Taylor’s
words out of my head for a long while as I remained on the phone
with him, trying to process what it was he was saying to me right now.