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He’d never met Velmara before, so I could understand his hesitation about venturing into her lair. “She may be skilled but she’s not that dangerous,” I added, “Against three or four wolves especially you she wouldn’t stand a chance.” Atlas blinked at my words. A faint line curved at the corner of his mouth, he was suppressing a laugh. “It’s not that I’m afraid of this woman..." He let the thought hang in the air. I arched a brow, waiting for him to finish. “It’s just-” He stopped again, the rest swallowed in silence. “Whatever, just forget it.”

Fine. “Theo?” Atlas’s voice called after me as I stopped right in the middle of the street, turning back to see him holding a shirt between his arms. “He asked me to give this to you,” Atlas spoke, passing the shirt to me just then. Did it matter? I’d stormed out shirtless. Fuck… I ripped the shirt off Atlas’s clutch. The icy wind blew harshly against my skin. “I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to disturb you both. Seems you had something serious going on. I… I see. I don’t know, man, just don’t want this fight to be my fault or some shit,” Atlas explained honestly.

He was wearing a custom-tailored charcoal suit, looking older, sharper, and completely detached from the high school celebration happening around him. The easygoing smile vanished from Evans’s face. He subtly shifted his weight, moving half a step in front of me, an instinctual, protective barrier. Atlas noticed the movement. A flicker of something akin to regret crossed his dark eyes, but it vanished instantly behind a mask of cool indifference. "Relax," Atlas said dryly, holding up a hand. "I'm not here to start a brawl on the fifty-yard line. Dad wants pictures by the goalpost in five minutes. Don't be late."

I was completely sure of it. I gripped the rope and gave it a firm tug. It barely moved. Atlas turned and gave me the universal shrug that could only mean what the hell? I pointed downward, then at my own eyes, then downward again, and finally tapped my temple. I had no better way of saying I know it's down there. Thankfully, Atlas was sharp enough to understand. The two of us pulled at the rope hard enough to nearly yank it from Tiago and Rowan's hands. All three men spun around in surprise.

My voice starting to rise to emphasise the word not. Standing to lean on my desk and glare at my father who was now turning purple in the face. Without another word he spun on his heel and left without closing the door. Standing in the door with an amused look on his face was Atlas. “Don't” He starts laughing “I never said a word but I am guessing it has to do with Una the cling on” He says before bursting out laughing. Atlas has never liked Una, he has always said she is not as innocent as she likes to make out.

“I have no idea.” Out of the corner of my eye, I spot Atlas, who’s standing a ways away from the rest of the group, seething. His muscular shoulders are hunched, his arms crossed tensely over his chest as he stares down at the body with fire in his eyes. Fire… and pain. Addison hurries over to him, placing a hand on his arm, and amidst the chatter, I overhear her murmur, “It’s all right.” Atlas shakes her hand off. “What about any of this is ‘all right,’ Addison?” he growls, and without another word, he turns and stalks off in the direction of the forest.

He showed one of his Shade or me outside, I just want to know the second shade of himself thag he displayed with Harley. I rub my right hand on my chin and the other on my breast and close my eyes for some seconds. I flip my folded legs and look towards the door in my dark and obscure room. Anytime I am thinking about Atlas, my heart starts pounding and pulsing extremely and extravagantly fast. It always guests very funk se thighs he also has comtro mnifmky nhea end then he reug lestvger fast it pokes me and just when i walk away From him my heart starts pummeling just the normal way it is supposed to be beating.

Instead, she leaned in so close her breath brushed my ear and hissed, “You have no idea who you’re dealing with.” She pulled back abruptly, brushing past me — but not before “accidentally” jabbing her shoulder into mine hard enough to make me stumble back a step. I caught myself on the edge of my desk, fingers digging into the wood, my pulse racing. I opened my mouth to snap back, but a shadow suddenly fell across the doorway. Atlas. He stood there, quiet but imposing, watching the scene unfold. His brows knit together as his gaze flicked between us, sharp and demanding answers.

I added and Atlas’ shoulder sagged “You should be happy,” My heart ached. “Why aren’t you laughing like him? I’m a fool and a clown and—” “Shut it,” Atlas growled. “You are not allowed to talk about yourself, okay? That’s where I come in and I haven’t been able to think of an insult yet. When I do, I will use it.”

Third Person's POV Atlas swallowed hard, still panting. "I... I’m sorry," he whispered hoarsely, brushing at his forehead. "I didn’t mean to—" "Don’t," Rowan interrupted, shaking his head. "You don’t need to apologize for having a nightmare." He hesitated, watching her face closely. Atlas still looked pale and worn out, but there was something else lurking there too, a shadow of pain that had nothing to do with the fever. Something deeper.