Semua Bab Seducing My Werewolf Hockey Captain: Bab 41 - Bab 50

Chapter 42: Can’t Be Intimidated ~ Gwen ~"Nobody?" I asked, looking from face to face. "What, is the admin a ghost?"I pulled my phone back out, tapped on the group info, and scrolled to the top. "Who is SyrenDdamsel?" I asked, reading the handle aloud. The profile picture was a blank grey silhouette.Still, no one spoke. The silence was deafening."So nobody wants to admit who’s running the show?" I asked, a scoff escaping my lips. "Fine. I get it now. They all answer to you because you're the captain? Or because they're afraid of you?"I looked back at Fanny, making sure she saw the disgust in my eyes. "Let me tell you something. If you think for one second that you're going to get rid of me this easily, you are very, very wrong. I’m not going anywhere. I’ll be on this squad until I decide I’m done, and that won't be anytime soon. So you’re just going to have to get used to seeing my face here for practice every single day."The smirk on Fanny’s face vanished, replaced by a deep, u

Chapter 44: Not Gonna Back Down ~ Gwen ~Once we were safely away from the garden and Yates’s suffocating presence, Leon and I made our way to a small, trendy cafe just off the main campus square. We decided on boba tea—something cold and sweet to take the edge off the humid afternoon."This is actually really good," Leon said, taking a experimental sip of his drink."I told you," I chuckled, feeling the tension in my shoulders finally start to give way. "It’s the best spot for a quick reset between classes."We found a high-top table in the corner with tall wooden stools. It was tucked away from the main door, giving us a bit of privacy. Leon leaned back, his grey eyes searching mine over the rim of his cup."So, do you want to talk about what that was back there? That seemed like a lot more than just a casual greeting.""Oh, that?" I shrugged, trying to sound like I didn't care, even though my pulse was still a bit erratic. "That was just Yates Underwood being his usual, overbearing

Chapter 46: Flirting with the Human Girl~ Yates ~The sun was beginning to dip, casting long, amber shadows across the driveway. I was out on the pavement, my skates humming against the concrete as I put myself through a solo drill. Friday night was looming, and the thought of losing to our rivals wasn't something I was willing to entertain. I needed to be faster, sharper, and more precise.The sound of a high-end engine broke my concentration. I looked up to see a red Audi A3 pulling into the driveway next door. It was a beautiful piece of machinery—sleek, aggressive, and clearly a gift from Gwen’s wealthy aunt. Gwen hopped out of the driver’s seat, looking tired but steady. I caught myself starting to lift a hand to wave, but I stopped. She didn't even look my way. She just hitched her bag higher on her shoulder and marched up her porch steps.I watched as she tried the front door, only for it to remain stubbornly shut. She tried again, more forcefully this time, before letting out

Chapter 48: This Isn’t Over ~ Gwen ~I arrived at the athletic field the next day with plenty of time to spare. I wasn’t taking any chances this time. I had opted for a pink tank top and grey yoga pants—a makeshift uniform since I hadn't been officially issued the real thing yet. I pulled my hair up into a high, messy bun and scanned the group already gathered near the sidelines."Morning, everyone," I said, a playful smirk touching my lips as I dropped my bag. "I’m early today. I hope you guys didn’t miss me too much."Fanny didn't even wait for me to stop moving before she was in my face. She stood with her hands clamped firmly on her hips, her eyes like ice. "What exactly do you think you’re doing here?""What does it look like, Fanny? I’m here to practice. With the team." I met her gaze without blinking, matching her intensity."I’m the captain of this squad, human girl. I’m the one who decides who makes the cut and who gets left behind. I didn't pick you. You aren't part of us, s

Chapter 50: Preparation for Game night. ~ Gwen ~The air in school had been buzzing all day, that electric, low-grade static that only precedes the game night. For Elodie, the excitement was bordering on a fever dream. She’d spent the better part of the morning to pretend not to be too excited for the cinema date with Gideon after the game. The plan was set in stone: the game first, then a late-night movie at the cinema—a double date with Elodie and Gideon, and me and Jerome. I wasn't nearly as hyped as Elodie was, but I’d promised to be there.After my final period, I tossed my books into the passenger seat of my car and made the drive home. The house was quiet, as it usually was this time of day. My aunt was pulling another long shift at work, leaving me with nothing but the hum of the refrigerator and my own wandering thoughts for company.I’d just dropped my keys on the kitchen counter when my phone began to vibrate against the wood. An unknown number flashed on the screen.I hes