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Werewolf Committee novel Chapter 32

Summary for Chapter 32: Werewolf Committee

Summary of Chapter 32 – A pivotal chapter in Werewolf Committee by El_author

The chapter Chapter 32 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.

I visibly froze and my mouth opened on its own accord. I felt Tate tense and his arms tighten around me.

"Weitzel?" Dale repeated as he scratched his head, "-why does that sound so familiar?"

Even in my shocked state I couldn't help but roll my eyes at his stupidity.

"Stupid," Colin mumbled reading my thoughts exactly as he tilted his head back and drowned down his beverage.

"Is there a problem?"Joseph asked as he glanced at our shocked states in confusion.

I climbed off of Tate's lap and I slowly walked around the desk my eyes never leaving Josephs.

Could we be related?

I mean it was possible. I grew up in foster care and never knew who my real parents or family were. I didn't let it bother me so I never brought it up.

"My name is Elina," I spoke and Joseph looked over at me, "-Weitzel."

This time it was his turn to be shocked. He looked at me for a second and realization flashed in his eyes.

Not even a second later I was tightly embraced in his arms. I stood there with my arms limply to my sides in complete confusion.

I heard a growl and I was ripped away from Joseph and Tate stood in front of me as he glared at Joseph.

"What the hell!" Tate yelled as he pushed me onto his side growling uncontrollably.

I ignored Tate and moved away from him to stand in front of Joseph.

"Do you know me?" I asked the middle aged man and a gentle smile reached his lips as he looked at me in a whole new light.

"Your father is my cousin, of course I do!" he bellowed and I looked at him completely lost.

"Jonathan is going to be ecstatic! I have to-" Suddenly the wide smile on Josephs face disappeared as he looked at me with a frown.

"-but, you died. I mean when Julia gave birth to you, you were.." he trailed of growing more confused by the second.

"Dead?" I gulped and he nodded his head.

"I grew up in foster care," I said shaking my head, "-that's impossible. You must have me mixed up with someone else-"

"No," Joseph cut in shaking his head.

"Jonathan named you Elina before you were born. And you're an Elemental just like me! It all makes sense!" Joseph finished with a wide smile as he looked at me in awe.

The whole room stayed silent, all eyes on me.

"Except," Tate said suddenly from behind me, "-she's alive and didn't die," Tate roughly answered as he wrapped an arm around my waist.

"So you're family?" I blurted out and Joseph looked at me with a sad smile.

"If I am right then yes. I am."

I remained silent after that. Tate ordered everyone out of the room, except Joseph who didn't take his eyes off me.

I sat in the armchair opposite Tate and Joseph sat on the one beside me.

Tate was behind his desk as he looked back and forth from Joseph and I.

"Speak," Tate demanded as he glued his hazel eyes onto Joseph.

"Jonathan may be my cousin but we grew up as brothers. Your mother, Julia," Joseph stopped talking as he gave me a sad smile.

"She died when she gave birth to you. We were told she lost the baby but.." Joseph trailed off as he looked at me in disbelief.

If I had a father out there I wouldn't mind meeting him. I lived eighteen years without a family so what harm could this possibly do?

"The Werewolf Committee. That's where," Joseph spoke and then with a short bye hung up.

"He'll be here Tomorrow," Joseph whispered and stood up with a sigh.

"I'll leave you two to talk."

Joseph placed his hand on my shoulder and gave it a squeeze. He looked at me in adoration and slowly left the room.

"Well," I said in a shaky tone once Joseph was gone, "-things just keep getting interesting, don't they?" I continued with a small laugh.

Laugh it off for now Elina. But this is anything but funny.

Truth be told I felt confused. My mind was a mess and I felt completely out of control. I didn't know what to do or what to feel.

"Hey," Tate cooed softly as he appeared beside me.

"You're not alone. Don't forget that," he said gently and I stood up so he could embrace me.

"It's all just too much. First I find out I'm an Elemental, then I lose my best friend, then Ryan makes a mess of things!" I bellowed as I tightened my grip on Tate.

"Now my dad. I'm so confused," I groaned. Things were just happening too fast.

"In the end it's going to work out. I promise," Tate vowed and I sighed.

I sure hope so.

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