Chapter 2They trade places behind the wheel around the halfway mark. It isn’t the longest drive, but they’ve been up all night hunting, so Chogan doesn’t mind taking over so Elijah can crash out, and he’s okay with a little alone time as well.
It’s not as if he’s in love with Elijah. He’s not, but that doesn’t mean it didn’t sting to see the way Eli looked at Jayden. He’d suspected it over the years from the way Elijah talked about him, but seeing the way his whole face changed when Jayden showed up, Chogan knows he was right.
That’s not the way you look at someone who doesn’t mean all that much to you. It’s not how you look at a brother either. And he’s known all this time, in theory, that Jayden was important to Elijah, but seeing it for himself was different. Jayden isn’t just a stray
