Chapter 70: The Realization

Clayton headed towards the pack house, but his mind was a tumultuous mess. The more he thought about Camden, the more he felt like he had made a terrible mistake. Luna Grace was right. Even if the child wasn't his, she didn't deserve to be out in this raging storm on her own. Then his thoughts wandered to Matt... Matt who just HAD TO play the hero. Had to make Clayton look even worse than he already did. He thought about his own actions and tried to make sense of them. Why had he immediately jumped to the conclusion that she must have been cheating on him? What kind of mental gymnastics was that? She had never given him any reason to doubt her loyalty. She honestly treated him like he was the most important person in her life, but he had been so quick to write her off, as if she meant nothing to him. He hadn't even been willing to consider that her version of the story was true. It was as if he was adamant that he was right, which only left her the option of being wrong. His heart ache