All Chapters of Seducing My Werewolf Hockey Captain: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Chapter 21: Lost in the Woods ~ Gwen ~The morning of the field trip arrived with a sky the color of a bruised plum. I met Elodie at the entrance of the auditorium, both of us clutching our state-issued supply kits like they were life rafts."Aside from being paired with Marcus Anderson, I’m actually excited for this," Elodie said, though her smile didn't quite reach her eyes before it flickered out completely."What's that face for?" I asked, nudging her shoulder."I’m just not happy we aren't partners, Gwen. That’s all." She kicked at a loose stone on the pavement. "It feels wrong heading into those woods without you at my back.""Oh, come on, Elodie. Cheer up," I said, trying to sound more confident than I felt. "It’s not like you’re going to be partners with Marcus forever. It’s just a few hours of digging in the dirt.""True," she sighed, nodding slowly. "I guess I can survive Marcus for an afternoon."Professor Atkins arrived exactly on time, clapping his hands to get our attent

Chapter 23: Forbidden Fling~ Yates ~Watching her walk away from me was like watching someone stroll toward a cliff edge. My chest tightened, a knot of pure anxiety twisting in my gut. I didn't want her to get hurt, or worse, get swallowed by these woods entirely. When I saw her reach that slick, rocky path and lose her balance, my heart stopped. I knew if I didn't get to her in time, she was looking at a serious head injury.In a heartbeat, I raced to her. I moved faster than any human could, catching her just before she could crack her skull against the stone.When I pulled her up, I couldn't help but stare. She was breathing hard, her face flushed from the cold and the scare. She was strikingly pretty, especially with those green eyes wide and searching mine."Are you okay?" I asked, my voice sounding more like a growl than I intended."Yeah, I think so," she replied, her voice shaky.I held her arms gently as she found her footing. "Just be careful next time. These rocks don't ca

Chapter 25: Strange Encounter~ Gwen ~Ever since that afternoon in the Wildling Woods—the afternoon I crossed a line I never thought I’d even touch—my head has been a mess. I can’t stop thinking about Yates. Not just the sex, though the memory of it is so vivid it makes my skin itch, but the sheer, raw passion of it. It’s become an obsession. I catch myself staring into space, reliving the way he looked in the gray light of the forest, lost in the magnetic pull that seems to exist only between the two of us.When he told me not to tell Fanny, I felt a sharp jab of resentment. It was a cold reminder of reality. But then I’d remember the heat of his hands, the broad line of his shoulders, and the way his blue eyes seemed to burn right through me, and my anger would dissolve into a hollow ache in my chest.Two days later, I was sitting with Elodie in the love garden, a small, manicured patch of green on campus where the flowers actually smelled like something other than damp earth. I was

Chapter 27: Thinking About Him ~ Gwen ~ "It’s alright," the guy said. His voice was unexpected—soft, calm, and grounded. It lacked the jagged edge of authority I usually heard from the guys at RavenBane. "Sometimes we’re all in a hurry. I don't blame you.""I wasn't exactly in a hurry," I admitted, finally finding my breath as I stood up. "I just got distracted when I was on my phone. My brain was halfway across town.""I understand. The phone is a dangerous place to live with," he said with a small, knowing smile.I helped him gather the rest of the scattered papers and books, handing them over once the floor was clear. "Thank you," he said."I’m sorry," I said again, the apology reflexive at this point."I think the right response is 'you’re welcome'?" He teased gently, his dark eyes crinkling at the corners."Yeah, that too. I’m just...really sorry for the collision. I didn't mean to send your life flying across the hallway.""Like I said, it’s alright." He shifted the weight o

Chapter 29: The Weight of the Secret ~ Yates ~"Dude, what were you and Gwen talking about in the bleachers?" I asked Jerome as we made our way toward the locker room. My voice was a little sharper than I intended, but I couldn't help it.Jerome didn't even look back. "Nothing. I was just talking to her.""Yeah? About what?" I pressed.A cold spike of fear was currently wedged in my chest. I was terrified that Gwen had finally cracked—that she’d told Jerome exactly what happened between us at the Wildling Woods. If Jerome knew, the secret was as good as dead. He was my best friend, but he wasn't exactly known for keeping a lid on things when it came to pack gossip. If Fanny found out, the fallout wouldn't just be bad; it would be catastrophic."The practice," Jerome said, sounding bored. "I invited her to watch.""Why did you invite her?"Jerome stopped and turned to look at me, his brow furrowed in genuine confusion. "To let her watch us play, man. Since when is that a crime? You’re