Werewolf



 

Judy’s POV

I snapped a look at Gavin, shocked that he knew Ethan was my ex-fiancé. He really has done his research on me. Initially, I thought he just looked up my name, but he knew more information than I was prepared for. 

“How did you know that he was my ex-fiancé?” 

“There’s very little I don’t know,” he answered casually. “Like the fact that Ethan, who is my daughter's current fiancé, was your fated mate.” 

I took a sharp breath from his bold statement and felt my cheeks warming. 

“Am I wrong?” He then asked; telling from his tone, I knew that he knew he wasn’t wrong. I shook my head and looked away from him; unable to hide the embarrassment off my face. This was the one thing I didn’t want him to know about. “Regardless of what happened in the past, Irene and Ethan are to be married soon and I hope everything goes smoothly for her sake.” 

I bit my lip, not wanting to dis



 

Third Person POV

“I don’t mix personal relationships with other matters,” Gavin replied as he sat back in his seat and continued to stare out the window. He didn’t want to continue this conversation. He had already made up his mind that he wasn’t to see Judy Montague again. 

“Or are you just afraid,” Taylor asked, his tone teasing and a smirk playing on his lips. 

Gavin scowled at his Beta. 

“Taylor you’re fired,” he muttered. 

This made Taylor laugh. 

“And how many times have you fired me?” Taylor asked, still laughing and shaking his head. 

“This week? More times than I can count. One of these days I’m going to mean it,” Gavin replied, rolling his eyes. 

“And you think that’s going to stop me from telling you my thoughts? We’ve known one another for a long time, Alpha. What makes you think I’m going to keep quiet?” 

“Just focus on driving, Beta,” Gavin said through his te



 

Judy’s POV

“You were right,” I heard one of his friends saying. “She does work here. This is going to be so good.” 

“Hey, call girl, can we get a table, or are you just going to stare at us?” 

Call girl? 

I placed the menus on the table for them and waited for each of them to take a seat. 

“I’m not a call girl. Please, take your seat.”  

As I leaned over the table to put the beer in front of each of them, one of them grabbed my rear end. I felt my entire body freeze. 

“I like this little uniform on you. How about you take it off and see what’s underneath.” 

My entire body went hot as I stepped back from the table, forcing his hand to drop. 

“Do not touch me,” I said loudly to each of them. 

“Oh, come on, Judy. Aren’t you here to satisfy men?” Another of his friends asked. “So come here and satisfy us. Sit on my lap.” 

I pressed my lips together. 

“I’m not a call girl,” I told them for the final time. “I’m a waitress.” 

“You got this job because you’re hot,” one of them chuckled. “The manager didn’t care about your skills. He cared about whether or not you could flirt with the customers and make him a lot of money. I’m willing to give you a good tip if you let me see what’s underneath your uniform and sit on my lap.” 

I felt my blood going cold from his words. 

“Come here baby girl,” he said, patting his lap and winking at me. 

I just stared at him, disbelieving. 

I looked at Ethan who was watching me, waiting to see what I would do. How could he just let his friends speak to me like this? At one point, he would have never allowed this. He would have punched anyone who looked at me with lust in their eyes. 

Now, he was acting as if he didn’t care. 

“I’ll give you 10 thousand dollars if you drink this entire beer,” one of his friends asked. 

My mouth nearly fell open. 

“What?” I asked. 

“You heard me,” he answered. “Drink this whole beer and you’ll get 10 thousand dollars.” 

“We’ll all give you 10 thousand dollars each if you drink all of our beers,” another one said. 

I stared at the beer and then at the men. My eyes landed on Ethan once more; he raised his brows, waiting for my answer. 

Swallowing my pride, I stepped towards the table and grabbed one of the glasses. 

I really didn’t like beer, but money was money, and I knew Ethan’s friends were rich and could pay that kind of money easily. I needed the cash to get my father out of prison and pay off his debt. 

I brought the cup to my lips and let the liquid run down my throat. I winced at the bitter taste, but I kept pushing myself until the cup was empty. His friends were cheering and chanting as I drank the contents of the cup. 

I slammed the cup on the counter and looked at the next guy who slid his beer at me, winking as he did so. 

I chugged his beer as well. 

I only got halfway through the third glass when I felt a firm grip around my wrist and I was yanked away. 

I heard Ethan’s friends booing and telling him he was a party pooper. I had no idea where Ethan was taking me; he was quiet until we reached outside and then he whipped around to glare at me. 

“Accept my offer and stop this foolishness,” he ordered. 

“I won’t be your mistress, Ethan,” I told him, narrowing my eyes, my head fuzzy from the beer. “You can forget about that.” 

“You’d rather act like a little slut instead?” He asked through his teeth. “You looked ridiculous in there!” 

“Why do you care? You have your fiancé. This is my private business, and my private business no longer includes you.” 

“You are still mine, Judy. You will always be mine,” he growled. 

I wanted to laugh at his ridiculousness, but I also wanted to cry. He was so sweet at one point; I spent more than 2 years loving this man. Now as he stood before me, I realized he was a stranger. 

“I am not yours,” I told him, glad that my voice came out stronger than I felt. 

He let out a bitter laugh. 

“Fine, be a whore for all I care,” he growled. “Spread your legs for money because that’s all you’re good for—” 

Before I could stop myself, my hand swung and made contact with his cheek, causing a loud slap. 

He didn’t flinch but he did grow angrier as he went to grab my throat. He froze though when he looked at my neck and I watched the color draining from his face. 

“What the fuck,” he hissed. He grabbed my chin and yanked my head to the side. “Is that a hickey?” 

I realized when getting dressed this morning that the hickey Gavin left on me the other night was still there. It was fading, but visible. 

“So, what if it is?” I asked. 

He released my chin and glared at me, his gaze icy. 

“Who the hell have you been with?” 

“That’s not your concern,” I retorted. 

I turned to walk away, but he gripped my arm, making me whimper in pain as he whipped me around to face him again. 

“Answer my goddamn question, Judy! Who have you been with?!” 

Through gritted teeth, I answered, “Gavin. Your future father-in-law. Happy now?” 

He released me and let out a bark of laughter. 

“Are you kidding me? You don’t have to make up such a ridiculous story,” Ethan said through a fit of laughter. 

I heard more laughter from nearby and I realized Ethan’s friends were crowding around. 

“Is she talking about Gavin Landry? He has standards. He would never go for a girl like, Judy.” 

“Yeah, Judy is a slut and Gavin is a Lycan chairman. There’s no way,” another friend laughed. 

“I’m being serious,” I told them, folding my arms across my chest. 

This time Ethan did grab my throat, and his gaze turned almost deadly. 

“Stop playing me for a fool and tell me the truth,” he growled. “Gavin would never want someone like you. You are nobody. You don’t fit into his world. ” 

I couldn’t breathe as his hands tightened around my throat, so I couldn’t respond. 

“Now, how about you do as I say and move into the house I bought? Once I get married, I’ll see you frequently at night and you can spread your pretty little legs for me only—” 

There was a loud honk from nearby, making Ethan drop his hold around my neck. I coughed and rubbed my sore neck as he glared at the person interrupting us. 

I glanced at the black Bently and frowned when the door opened. 

I gasped when I saw Gavin seated in the back, his eyes on me. 

“Get in,” he ordered. 

I stared at him, disbelieving. 

“I won’t ask you again, Judy,” he said through his teeth. 

I felt Ethan’s shocked eyes on me as I quickly hurried towards the car and got in, closing the door behind me. 

“Drive,” he ordered the driver. 

“Yes, sir.” 

The car started to move; Ethan stood on the curb; his mouth nearly dropped. His friends were equally shocked. 

Gavin glanced at me, and I felt my cheeks redden. 

“Using me to make your ex-fiancé jealous, are you?” 

 


Judy’s POV
I snapped a look at Gavin, shocked that he knew Ethan was my ex-fiancé. He really has done his research on me. Initially, I thought he just looked up my name, but he knew more information than I was prepared for. 
“How did you know that he was my ex-fiancé?” 
“There’s very little I don’t know,” he answered casually. “Like the fact that Ethan, who is my daughter's current fiancé, was your fated mate.” 
I took a sharp breath from his bold statement and felt my cheeks warming. 
“Am I wrong?” He then asked; telling from his tone, I knew that he knew he wasn’t wrong. I shook my head and looked away from him; unable to hide the embarrassment off my face. This was the one thing I didn’t want him to know about. “Regardless of what happened in the past, Irene and Ethan are to be married soon and I hope everything goes smoothly for her sake.” 
I bit my lip, not wanting to discuss this any further. I hope he will get the hint based on my silence. 
I kept my gaze out the w

#Chapter 6 He Knows Everything