Sorry, I haven't had time to read this yet. I love your main character, but I still remember you teasing about a relationship between Harley and Jack. I'm not patient when it comes to that lol.
As for this chapter, I actually really like it although because it's flashback I would recommend writing in past tense rather than present.
My favorite part besides the epic explanation of fear at the end is the lines “You don't seem that much older.” My voice is a crackling whisper, a log on a fire but he hears, half smiles. “It speaks.” Malice is missing, amusement in its familiar place. “Are you able to get home? I can call you a cab?”. I'd also recommend breaking up your dialogue a bit more so the reader knows exactly whose speaking when.
I adore the ending to this chapter. The ambiguity of it is perfect. Plus, she finally called Bruce. I have to admit I'm disappointed in Wade, but something tells me his smarter than he's letting on.
I just got to the end. And I adore you right now. I need more. I need to know about Harley and in all honesty, I kind of changed my mind about wanting to ship J and Elle. I want to know more about what went down between her and Bruce.
I have to tell you that I love this! In Chapter one, admittedly, I kind of shipped Bruce and Eleanor; but now that I'm on part 7, I'm shipping Wade and Elle. I want to ship her and Jack though since he has a grasp on her that just won't quit. Also, I think I'd like something from Jack's point of view.
On the critique side, you have a few grammar things like in one chapter you had something like and he was getting to get hurt... just little things like that throughout could be better. Your layout, even though simple, is perfection.