Atlas Romane & Geschichten

I urged, hoping Atlas would heed reason in the face of nature's fury. Atlas exhaled sharply, his frustration evident as he cast a glance over my shoulder at Dr. Lawson. Despite his vexation, I couldn't deny how strikingly handsome he looked, drenched in rain. His black shirt clung to his sturdy frame, accentuating his broad shoulders and toned physique. Drops of water glistened on his tousled hair, trickling down his chiseled features. The cool rain seemed to highlight the intensity in his stormy brown eyes, now narrowed with displeasure.

Atlas turned around fiercely and was about to angrily spit out the words, "Get out!" However, he immediately recognized the woman walking into the clinic, and he quickly bowed. "Hello, Madam Goddard." Felix was confused as to why Deborah was here this time. "Ah, it's Atlas! You've been running around North City recently. Are you here looking for Natalie? What are you doing here then?" Since the Maximus family would never reveal the information about true Dragonspine, Atlas quickly replied, "I saw a new clinic opening up here, so I came in to take a look. I'll be taking my leave now."

Normally, Atlas would have pushed this woman's hand away, but he did anyway, which was rare. Atlas saw Dalziel's eyes fall on the woman next to him. He instinctively gently pushed Daisy's hand away. He said in a low voice: "That's enough." He didn't want to drink anymore and she didn't force him. Daisy put the glass of water on the table. At this time, Dalziel gave him the newspaper and said: "The company is advertising a new set of products, you will be satisfied if you take a look." Atlas didn't hold it, he glanced at the newspaper in Dalziel's hand, and his eyes fell on the enlarged image of th

“Rumors spread like wildfire.” “I don’t care for any of that, with all respect,” Atlas responded without care in the world. I raised a brow. He turned his head to me, his eyes narrowing as if he was trying to read my mind. I had sensed an underlying tension beneath the surface, a tension that pushed deeper into my gut. “So this is your daughter, Miss Aria Maxim, what a beauty.” Atlas whispered with a chipper smile. I looked at him as if he were crazy, lost on why he’s even turned the conversation around to me.

We had stepped through a portal into another world. “Ju… what is this place?” Samy’s grip threatened to crush my fingers. I shook my head. I had no words. Then he appeared. Tall, dark blazer over a black shirt with a few buttons undone, hair tied in a low bun. Brown eyes so intense I forgot how to blink. He carried himself like the room had been waiting for him to arrive. “Samantha Jones and Juliet Pierce?” We nodded in perfect sync. “I’m Atlas. Welcome to Paradise.” His mouth curved into the faintest smile, but his eyes stayed cold.

I’m pretty sure I’m a second away from being a vegetable, and I’m not even mad about it. I flutter my lids until they open, and my vision isn’t so hazy. He’s looking at me, but the black eyes are gone now. They are replaced with those same light brown eyes that I’ve come to admire. Unlike his brother, Atlas has a strength in his eyes, and they aren’t as dark as Ares. He has the same nose, eyebrows, and thick lips. Atlas doesn’t have any piercings, though. His gaze is so intense, it feels like it cuts through all of your layers to get to the heart of you. I feel like I’m being seen down to my atoms, and that’s a bit unnerving.

"You look healthy," Atlas said calmly. "For a criminal." Samuel snorted harshly. "Don't say too much. I don't need to compliment you back, do I?" "No need," Atlas laughed. "I'm actually suspicious of anyone complimenting OR intending to compliment me. I'm more than enough without compliments." Atlas held out his hand, showing off his new watch, a famous brand, one of the most expensive in the world and always a limited edition. More importantly, Samuel was a fanatic about that brand of watch.

Alpha Wyatt’s P.o.V I was expecting pain, but not this severe, it’s like lightning, electrocuting you and without my wolf, I can’t heal. Looking over to Remi, she has her eyes closed, not wanting to see me in pain, I know through our mate bond that she feels my pain, we share the feeling, we’re connected in every way. I let out a scream, unable to hold it in anymore as it’s causing me to feel like I’m going to pass out.

Fix all the broken things around the pack lands and removing all the rubble and broken trees. More importantly we spent it helping the families that had lost someone and supporting those that had lost their mate as that was one of the hardest things to ever having to deal with, literally loosing the other part of your soul, no one could ever fully recover from that and most chose not to stay in this world.

So close she could feel his warm breath on her upper lip, then he grinned thumbing her nose. "You are sooo pretty'' he said staring straight into her eyes. Zutara flushed under his gaze suddenly feeling shy. ''Forgive my manners'', he pulled away smoothly twirling a lock of her hair "I'm Minre, Air - binder at your service''. "I'm Zutara'' she grinned back at him accepting a warm cup of oats from Riz. ''And that is my new twin brother Sven'' they both turned, he with a bright smile, she with a dark scowl.