Atla Novels & Stories

Athalia said while talking to the phone with Illac. "Make sure that you are gambling for the right one, Tally. We would not want to have any inconveniences and get Solana killed," Illac said. Athalia can feel the seriousness from his voice at the end of the phone line. Athalia cannot mention Sybil's name because she does not even suppose to know about her in the first place, Kala had her hidden until Athalia saw the two of them two years ago during an accident in the Scorch Hills.

'lavanya, I am leaving. Don't forget to call me if you are going anywhere ' said Nithya 'Nithya, I am also with you ' 'with me ' Nithya rolled her eyes.. 'I am not a child and I am fine now... Samaria is out of my mind, so don't worry ' 'Nithya don't you remember, tomorrow I have a test, I am planning to explore the city. And how can I leave you alone in the alien world. And I '

The blood cloth in my throat restricted my breathing. My eyes adjusted to the darkness and my sight got clearer. "Eric?" I heard her call my name. I followed the voice and found Tatia rested under a tree. Her dress was painted crimson and she looked pale. "Are you alright?"I quizzed, limping towards her. She obviously was not. She had a deep cut at her abdomen region and was bleeding badly. Through it all, She managed to keep her smile. "Why aren't you healing? Ask the spirits for favors." I pleaded, holding her hands.

Satanika demanded as she got on top of Liam and gave him a hand job bringing back his deflated dick to life. She slowly lowered herself on top till it hit a point that made her roll her eyes and tremble. She started to ride on him slowly then quickly as they both moaned loudly. Addy crawled up to Liam and then adjusted her pussy to his face she rode him slowly and Liam dipped his tongue to her pussy. Satanika was hitting that spot so much that she was seeing stars as her eyes rolled and her breath quickened. "Yes fuck me harder." She shouted as she hastened her speed.

Gloria lifted a palm to her forehead with a sigh, and I almost rolled my eyes. “This ‘ruin’ standing right here, is Atlas Kane.” I pointed to the man squaring up to Merrick. At a towering 6’5, he overshadowed Merrick easily, and he stretched to his full height, making sure the 5’11 man never forgot that fact. “I know who he is, Calista. Don't act smart with me. What is he doing here?!” My mother’s face was going purple with rage, and Astrid drifted to her side—the perfect daughter.

"Don't waste any more of my time!" "Darren Steeling," Leika said. "He's a lawyer on Regina's family's core legal team. Atlas only told Regina and the lead attorney, Kirk Loerent, about the seal's special characteristics, but he overheard and found out." "Where's Atlas?" Asher asked. "Hat Yai. But I won't tell you any more about it," Leika snapped. "And don't blame me if I move Atlas again after this." "Whatever," Asher shrugged.

“…in the hospital.” Atlas tilted his head, his lips twitching. “Good comeback,” He admitted. “But, I promise I am here to help, in fact…” he gestured at the door and my heart fluttered as a blonde-haired woman wheeled Louia in. “I brought my favorite person.” Greta nudged me, a glass of water in her hands. “See? Good dad!” She cheered discretely and I shoved her, retorting. “Bad husband.” Atlas scratched the back of his neck. I scrunched up my nose why was he here? He was more than glad to shove me aside and yet he…

“That’s my boy!!” I snorted. “He’s not your anything.” She ignored me, her blue eyes bright with excitement. Talia leaned over and murmured, “is he yours then?” I half-smiled despite the dread pooling in my gut. 🜃 By noon the run ended, Atlas crossing the finish line first. He shifted back into human form quickly, conjuring dark woven training pants with a flick of his claw-marked hand. Sweat gleamed along his throat and collarbones. Nova ran down from the stands, nearly tripping over her own feet to fling a towel at him.

I breathe. Thalia doesn’t blink. She just stares forward, past me, past all of us, like something’s taken hold of her from the inside out and is now dragging her to wherever it came from. "No, it's too early. This shouldn't be happening right now. The moon..." "Perhaps this has nothing to do with the moon," Atlas says, his voice low, steady, but not calm. He’s watching Thalia like she’s a lit fuse, and we haven’t figured out what she’s wired to yet.

Atlas glanced back at me and softly said, "Hold on tight, This road is a bit long. Swarms of insects flew overhead in the dark light, resembling a downpour. I couldn't help but remember Atlas's words, "Mosquitoes as big as golf balls." Now, it seemed not exaggerated at all. "Honey, is this the road to the base?" I leaned forward and clutched onto his seat. "No, it's a remote village. Then we need to enter the forest from here to reach their base," Atlas said, glancing at me and patting my hand. "We'll have to go through the forest later. Sit tight!"