Atonement Robbie Novels & Stories

Ash said and Janita nodded in response. "Thank you so much," she said and turned to leave before Robinson asked her. "How is your back now?" She turned and smiled at him before replying. "It has healed and I'm now alright… thank you for the ointment and special treatment you gave me," She said embarrassed. Robinson Chuckled trying not to laugh. "You are welcome. I'm Robinson, I hope we become friends," he said to Janita. "No problem," she said and hurried out. Ash glared at Robinson and he concentrated on his food.

Keaton lunged forward, tackling Hayden to the ground. Robbie ran though the entrance of the room, panting as he frantically looked around. He looked absolutely wild, robbed of his "gentle but somewhat violent giant" look. He hadn't shifted, but had definitely been fighting by the look of his tattered clothing and bloodied knuckles. "He's gonna make this slow," Robbie huffed as he cut through my restraints. "I don't wanna be around for it." "We'll give them some privacy," I swallowed, closing his eyes as Hayden began to beg for mercy. "Is it just you and Keaton?" I asked, rubbing my wrists where the skin had been rubbed raw from the rope.

“I`m… I`m fine, just that… you know what, never mind. We are doing this tonight.” “Okay, so we will meet at the corner store tonight. 9 pm sharp.” He said, “Let`s go buy some blunt. As we were smoking, I was wondering about tonight. Who am I going to disappoint? If I disappoint the Cruel-man, I won`t be in his inner circuit, a circuit I was hoping it will help me find my sister, and I won`t be able to change the money. If I disappoint RasterBook, I won`t be able to ask Black Jesus where my sister is since he is the only guy accurate about my sister`s whereabouts. On this one, I had to be extra careful when choosing a side.

I guess I gotta go there. "I'm sorry you're aren't happy Robbie but I'm actually very happy." I replied and it was nothing but the truth. "Don't break Brenda's heart, she loves you and you have a son whom you should be a great example to. Us, that's a thing of the past." Robbie stiffened. "You're really choosing that anorexic tattoo freak over me?" Robbie hissed. "Anorexic.." I let out a snort. "That's exactly how I like them."

Robbie got up and hugged her, chirping, in a happy tone, "Mum, sorry to call you when you're so busy." She patted his back with a bright smile, "Absolutely not. I can spare at least a day for you," she said, giving him a quick kiss on his cheek. Robbie moved back and said, turning towards me, "Mom, meet Tony, my..." he hesitated to give a term to me. I stood up feeling more anxious than before and said in an awkward hurried tone, "His partner." Mrs. Walker smiled at me warmly and said gently, forwarding her hand, "I am so glad to meet you, son. Robbie talks a lot about you."

Something had died inside Antony, and it was killing Roberta, too. But she soon broke the silence, expressing her dissatisfaction. “Antony,” she touched the hand holding the gearshift when he slowly cast a cold and quick glance at her, “I know we’ve been apart for a long time, and I left suddenly without giving you a chance to say goodbye, but I’ve come back. I’m here to make amends for the past.” Antony paid full attention to the road, making Roberta feel embarrassed by the silence. “The past doesn’t matter anymore, Roberta,” his dry tone showed that he truly didn’t care. “I didn’t bring you here to talk about it.”

Then this matter is settled. Evelyn lifted her chin, her tone leaving no room for argument. "And don't even think about setting foot inside the Reynold family's estate for the rest of your life." What a noble, righteous mother-in-law. What a self-sacrificing Reynolds family. I looked at the people in front of me. Liam, with his fake expression of "I'm doing this for your own good," Chloe with her coy, fragile act, and my future mother-in-law's shameless greed, using morality as a cover to rob me of a house.

skills. Speak of the devil—Roberto strolled in, shirtless, flashing a grin that was way too smug. Mom’s face lit up as she wrapped her arms around his neck, pulling him into a deep kiss. “Really? I’m right here, you guys,” I groaned, fighting the urge to gag. It wasn’t that I didn’t want Mom to be happy. I just wished she’d dial it down a notch—or ten. “Sorry, Amber,” Roberto said with an unapologetic smile, pulling away.

His kindness with Nate, his gentle patience with my mother—he was a true gentleman. As I sat there, lost in my thoughts, Rob came back down the stairs. His hands were shoved in his pockets, his sleeves rolled up, his shirt unbuttoned at the chest revealing tufts of hair. His hair was ruffled and he looked stressed, yet still undeniably handsome. My words caught in my throat as he approached. "We’ll have to call Sylvia tomorrow and inform her about Anita," he said, his voice weary. "For now, all I want is to sleep."

Harley introduced “Roman this is Bonnie, my friend. She’s on the same track team with me” she added “Hey Bonnie” Roman stretched out his hand to give Bonnie a handshake which she took politely “I can see what you’re doing here, Good job. And I’m sorry for your loss.” He added with a soft smile “Nah, it’s gone now. I’m good” she gesticulated with her hands as if wiping something off the air “Thank you, anyways grab a candle and write down your names with any last words for your loved ones. It’ll be engraved on their stones. The principal is dedicating a different section in school grounds in respect of the ones we lost, each with their own tombstone” Bonnie explained