Chapter 313

**Chapter 0313**

**Judy’s POV**

Welcome to my punishment?

Was he really going to deny me an orgasm just because I hid from him? The look on his face showed he found it amusing, but I could tell he meant business.

The look he gave me was serious. He really wasn’t going to return the favor. I stood in my spot, completely naked, pouting up at him.

“This is cruel and unusual punishment,” I said.

I complained, crossing my arms over my chest to protect myself from him.

He smiled and leaned down, gently pressing his lips to my forehead.

“I never said I was a perfect man,” he said.

“Come on,” he said.

He gently pulled me along until I was lying on the bed. The pillow was behind my back, and the blanket was bunched up at my feet. He then covered my bare body with the blanket, making sure I was warm and comfortable.

He didn’t bother to get dressed. Instead, he walked around the bed and slid in beside me.

“Sleep,” he said. “You have a big day tomorrow at your second match, and you need to be up early.”

I knew he was right.

I felt frustrated and a little turned on. Sighing, I rested my head on the pillow and turned away from him. I should have known it wouldn’t be that easy. He wrapped his arms around me, playing the role of the caring partner.

He curled up next to me, resting his face in the curve of my neck and breathing in my scent deeply. I wasn’t sure what that meant, but I decided to let it be for now. I closed my eyes, and within a few minutes, I felt at ease.

Nan stood there, shocked and embarrassed. She had never seen a fight up close like this before, at least not one that didn’t involve wolves. This was something completely different.

As she watched, her heart raced. The intensity of the moment left her feeling both terrified and fascinated. She couldn’t tear her eyes away from the chaos unfolding before her.

This wasn’t about training or wolves protecting their territory. This was a man, Tyler, showing Nin who he really was, and she didn’t like what she was seeing.

Tyler had blown a simple comment way out of proportion. He had left the room to use the bathroom, leaving Nan by herself.

At the concert, a man walked up to Nan and started talking to her. She didn’t see anything wrong with him; he was an older gentleman with a kind smile. In a way, his smile reminded her of Chester’s smile, which made her feel comfortable.

He had a cute dimple on the side of his cheek that became more noticeable when he smiled. He was also easy on the eyes, but Nan wasn’t romantically interested in him. She had just met him and didn’t feel any chemistry.

He was interested in her too.

They mostly talked about the band and how it was his favorite singer. Nan had never even heard of this band until tonight, which made the guy even more curious about her. He found her lack of knowledge intriguing.

Nairav started to ask her about her favorite music. He was getting ready to say goodbye when he noticed a friend waiting for him. It was a pretty girl wearing a short skirt and with trendy tunde-styled hair. Nairav assumed she was his date. He smiled at her and said,

Nana gave her a quick side hug and told her she looked beautiful. She encouraged her to keep shining. He noticed that she was carrying a lot of weight on her shoulders, and that was why he wanted to talk to her.

Just as she was about to say something, Tyler interrupted her.

Hyler would listen to her. But then, he started yelling at her. Nan tried to explain what was happening, but instead, he just called her names.

After that, he began to fight with the guy nearby. They were right in the middle of it all, causing a scene.

Tears streamed down Nan’s cheeks as the security team rushed in to break up the fight. Nearby, the girl who was with the guy involved stared wide-eyed at the scene, her cheeks red and her mouth hanging open.

Nan had never felt more embarrassed.

The security team asked Nan to step outside with them. They told her that she and her boyfriend couldn’t stay any longer. Nan tried to explain what was happening, but no one was paying attention to her. Soon, she grew quiet as the people around her stared and whispered.

Nan felt lost and frustrated.

She sat quietly in the car, waiting for Tyler to finish talking to the security team. Once they let him go, he jumped into the driver’s seat and drove off quickly, heading back to the resort. They were about 30 minutes away from their destination.

Nan sat at the window, feeling uneasy. It had been 400 minutes since they left the resort, and her stomach was in knots. She fought back tears as she looked outside. The sun had set, giving way to a beautiful half-full moon and sparkling stars in the sky.

The stars twinkled above them, shining as if just for her. The silence felt heavy and awkward, and Nan worried she might be sick from the tension.

“I’m sorry,” Tyler finally spoke up. It had been about 15 minutes since they had last said anything.

She turned to look at him, unsure of what to say. This was technically their second date, but they had only known each other for three or four days. Things already felt so complicated. She wasn’t quite sure how to handle it.

She wondered if the pain she felt was worth it. The heartbreak was unavoidable, especially after she was left alone.