All Chapters of Tangled in Moonlight : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

The ferry finally docked in Stornoway, but the trio were still at loggerheads and no one had said anything since the awkward interaction between Matt and Camden earlier. Clayton grabbed his and Camden's bags and they headed out of the ferry terminal into the cold, grey day. He was about to call an Uber when he made a snap decision to rather hire a car. They would be there for 5 days and would likely be doing at least some travel and exploration during that time, so having their own transport definitely made more sense than trying to call a ride every time they wanted to do something. Fortunately, their accommodation was close to the Standing Stones, but everything else was a bit of a distance away. Clayton also didn't want to have to walk everywhere at Camden's behest in hopes of an encounter with a Highland Cow, so that was also a secret motivator for his decision.They found the car rental depot nearby and Clayton made his way into their reception area to take care of the necessary

Clayton got to work preparing dinner while Camden watched him from the dinner table. "So?" Camden started, her tone casual. "So..... Have you thought of any names yet?" Clayton asked, grinning from ear to ear. "Not really. I'm sort of waiting to find out whether it's a boy or girl before I get too invested in a name," Camden explained. "I've told you, it's a boy," Clayton stated, his smile illuminating the room. Camden chuckled, "How can you say that so confidently?" "I just know. Wait, you'll see in a few weeks," he smirked, refering to the upcoming gender scan. "I guess we will," Camden agreed with a smile. It made her happy that he was so invested in this baby and the pregnancy. He'd been a really good partner so far and she was certain he would do his best to be a good dad. The thought made her heart flutter, watching him with eyes filled with affection as he prepared their dinner."What?" he asked, watching her smile to herself like an idiot. "Nothing," she blushed, realising she

At some point during the movie, Camden must have fallen asleep because she woke up alone on the couch in the lounge. The TV was still on, but weirdly it was just static on the screen. She got up and rubbed her groggy eyes, looking for Clayton or Matt, but they were nowhere to be seen. She was just about to make her way to her bedroom so that she could settle down in her own bed, but then she heard noises coming from the kitchen and went to investigate.It was Matt. He had the kettle boiling for coffee but was engrossed in a video on his phone as he waited. "Hey," she mumbled, her voice thick with sleep as she shuffled into the kitchen, wincing as her eyes adjusted to the bright lights. "Hey!" he exclaimed, surprised to see her there. "Where's Clayton?" she asked, looking around for him as if he must have been hiding in some corner. "He went to bed already," Matt explained, taking in her sleepy appearance and unable to resist a small smile. Camden was surprised. Clayton wouldn't have j

Clayton looked at her with confusion, struggling to make out her features in the darkness of the room. "Of course I want you," he replied, the confusion mounting by the second. "That's the problem. I'm trying to keep my shit together here so that you don't kick me out. Which is hard when you do the things you're doing," he explained with a small embarrassed chuckle. "I don't want you to keep your shit together," Camden replied, her vulnerability shining through. "Why did you think I asked you to stay with me tonight?" she asked, looking at him expectantly. "You had a bad dream. I assumed you didn't want to sleep alone." he replied as the realisation finally began to dawn on him. "But now I see that I completely misinterpreted the situation and have lost out on valuable minutes that I could have spent doing this," he replied before pressing his lips against hers passionately. He trailed his lips down the side of her neck causing her to moan loudly. "Sssshhh!" Cla

"God, now this is making me feel so guilty," Camden frowned. "I knew I shouldn't have done it. I knew it was a mistake," she grumbled before Clayton stopped her. "It wasn't a mistake," he stated firmly. "We're mates, Cam. We're just doing what mates do," he tried to justify it, hoping to ease her guilt. "I guess," she sighed, the guilt still gnawing at her in spite of Clayton's efforts. "I just feel bad. It would probably destroy me if I saw you sneaking out of some other woman's room first thing in the morning. It won't be any different for him. His head knows we aren't together, but his heart doesn't get it," she said softly, her guilt growing by the moment. "I know," Clayton sympathised as he reached out and took her hand before continuing, "Which is why he can't know. Not now at least." Camden frowned, not liking the sound of that. "I hate the idea of lying to him," she whispered, her frown only deepening. "That's just the mate bond talking now. What was your plan here? What did y