Atlantis Rourke Novels & Stories

I groaned a bit but didn't give them the pleasure of hearing me cry out in pain. I smiled at them, " that was powerful" I say, " your name is Clover Doharty, correct?" He asked. I frowned, "wha-""technology has improved" he simply said. " If you already knew, then why?" I ask, he smirked " it's fun watching rogues suffer" he said " wow! That's not sadistic" I muttered with an eye roll.

"They keep kicking her and hitting her. Hera is so scared." "Who has her, Amber?" He gently wiped her tears away. "Who is the mean woman?" "Aurora." Amber held her hand out as if trying to shield Hera from pain, crying out, "No!" Nolan gestured to Gelo to prepare the men. It took about half an hour, but Nolan managed to get some information from Amber. He calmed her enough to leave her with Megan and Cian while he organized the men. "Why does Lancaster follow her orders? He’s not a Augur," Nolan asked his son.

I whispered, tears stinging my eyes. Talia trembled beside me, clutching my arm. Atlas glared at her before refocusing on me. “You’re not safe here,” he hissed. 🜃 Professor Elaine and two wolf guards burst into the clearing minutes later, eyes widening at the dead rogue and Atlas standing over it protectively. “Moon goddess above,” Elaine whispered. “You saved them.” Atlas didn’t respond. His gaze never left mine. As the guards dragged the rogue’s carcass away, I realised he was shaking. Not from the cold. From fear and anger.

It was already dark and foggy outside, the perfect setting for rogue attacks. "What's your name?" I asked, finally turning my attention to him while continuing to sip my wine. "Alex, Alpha Hawthorne," he replied, and I nodded, my gaze still fixed on the flames. "How long have you been working here?" I inquired, realizing that I had never taken the time to keep track. My brows furrowed as I pondered the kind of man I had become. It occurred to me that my disregard for my staff was likely one of the reasons for Aurora's disdain toward me.

“That’s an order, Natalia.” Her jaw tightened, lips pressing into a thin line, but she didn’t argue, not this time. She turned and vanished toward the main house. I could hear her calling out orders inside, and for a fleeting moment, I allowed myself to breathe easier. At least, I knew that I didn’t have to worry about protecting her out here. “Alpha, they managed to breach the secret gates.” One of the gammas said, and I growled. “Make sure that they die before they leave the tunnels.” I said, looking at him. He nodded, and I grabbed one of the rogues just as she approached me.