Summary of Chapter 28 – A pivotal chapter in Werewolf Committee by El_author
The chapter Chapter 28 is one of the most intense moments in Werewolf Committee, written by El_author. With signature elements of the Internet genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.
Ryan took his sweet time, as he played with the flames on his finger tips. I glanced at Tate to see that he had his jaw clenched and his fists were also clenched tightly.
"Are you going to explain or just stand there?" Tate asked, unclenching his jaw, only to tense it back up.
Why did I find that attractive?
"Are you being rude?" Ryan said as he clicked his tongue to the roof of his mouth, "-I would hate to burn a limb or two."
I narrowed my eyes at Ryan and took a step forward, only to have Tate's arm quickly wrap around my waist to hold me back.
"That," I said gruffly as I shot Tate a look, "-won't be so easy."
Ryan stopped his glaring at Colin who smirked, and turned to stare at me.
"Ah yes. The other Elemental. Stealing my spotlight aren't you?" Ryan stated with a chuckle but it sounded fake.
"Spotlight? You doing this for fame, boy? Some childhood dream?" Colin mused as his smile widened each time he said a word.
Ryan's face got red and he looked at Colin with dark eyes. When he stayed quiet I was about to question his motives, but suddenly he lifted his and and struck out to Colin.
His hand that flickered out would've seemed harmless, if it wasn't the hiss of pain, seeping through Colin's lips. He clutched his abdomen and glared up at Ryan.
"Cheap move, boy."
Before Ryan could answer Tom took a threatening step towards Ryan and Tate let go of me to tower over Ryan who blankly stared up at him.
"Look here. If you want trouble, just say so. If you want to walk away with your head attached to your body, stay," Tate said in a calm low voice as he didn't even blink.
Ryan raised his hands in between them and smirked widely. Tate didn't waver.
Dale looked at Tate in concern as he eyed up Ryan, before walking over to stand near his brother, his hand firmly placed on Tate's shoulder. Tate didn't shrug it off and the little show of affection was enough for Tate to understand.
I'm here for you brother.
"Aren't you at least the least bit curious as to how I am alive?" Ryan taunted and Tate stayed silent.
"I'll take that as a yes. Well you see, I am a fire Elemental," Ryan said glancing at us, as if to see if we were processing.
"-meaning fire does me no harm."
"So," I said awkwardly. "-anyone has a clue on what he plans on doing?" I asked as a glanced around at everyone.
"No. But I mean, you could always drown him right?" Dale asked with a small smile and couldn't help the wide grin that spread across my face as Colin chuckled.
"Right," I agreed with a wide smile.
I glanced at Tate and caught the little twitch of his lips. I felt better instantly and I pulled him towards me.
I wrapped my arms around him and smiled up at him. Hazel eyes bore into mine and I felt like melting.
"Hey. You know everything's going to work out right?" I said in a low whisper as the others gave us privacy by slowly leaving.
"Shouldn't I be saying that?" Tate said in a low murmur. He was frowning and that made me frown.
I grabbed his shoulders and leaned up to press my lips against his. I gave his lips a small kiss and looked up at him.
Tate leaned in and pressed his lips harder to mine and pulled me incredibly closer. Leaning back, only for a moment; I glanced down at his mouth and was more than happy to see the small smile that graced his lips.
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