Atonement Robbie Novels & Stories

“No, regrets. I think you’re right. I needed last night to help me get over Sam. She was the first girl I ever loved like that. My love for Sam will be a thing of the past. After last night Missy, I can say I don’t regret asking you out. We have really powerful chemistry together, and I’m glad we will get a chance to explore that together. I need time to get used to everything. As for the luncheon today, I understand if you’d rather not go. I am not sure I want to go and….” “No, we need to go. You’ve been putting off meeting Mark for far too long. You need to see Sam in someone else’s arms. I am hoping a visual of that will hit home for you. If you see her with him, you will truly be able to

he shot back, the tension between them thickening. Adam's response was equally cutting. "At least I am not a hypocrite to hide it. Have you heard me deny it?" He challenged, his words piercing through Robby's defenses. Robby's retort faltered momentarily before he regained his composure. "I was busy running my very busy schedule, unlike some useless people who have nothing to do with their lives other than hunting even where there is nothing to hunt. Don’t forget, Ayana hates you. The entire world does," he spat out, his words dripping with venom.

“Good evening, Mr. Clinton. I’m Rob. I’m here to see Hilary.” Rob’s gaze fell upon Aaron, his eyes widening in surprise. “Are you... Are you the driver?” He couldn’t help but notice the somber expression on Aaron's face, the palpable tension that hung in the air. Aaron, his face a mask of stoicism, nodded. “That’s right.” He couldn’t help but feel a pang of sadness as he looked at the young man, the one who had stolen Hilary’s heart, the one who was now standing in the doorway of the house he had once shared with her.

she asked with a grim face. “And how many times have I told you that my name in R.O.B.E means (Raw-B), not Rob?” the person named Robe replied with the same expression. Saraya shrugged. “Who spells Robby as ROBE? For me, you will be Rob and only Rob,” she said and, showing her tongue, went ahead. “Huh,” Robe huffed and turned his focus toward the books he was registering.

He opened and closed his mouth several times like a fish had been taken out of the water. “Speak, River,” Liam encouraged him. “Don’t tell Anita of the things I’m about to tell you.” “Okay, tell me about what?” “Anita had found her mate a few months ago, but he rejected her.” The Southern Beta’s hands curled into fists as he listened to the next thing that River was about to tell him because Liam was convinced that his anger would be directed to someone. River took a deep breath before he revealed, “Her mate was Rowan Robinson.”

"Oh, I'm pretty sure they did. It was what led to our separation and divorce." "Oh?" "Robbie admitted that he had looked after the Latvian girls a bit too much." "I'm sorry to hear that," I say. Amber dismissed what I said with a wave of her hand. "It's not your fault. But I tell you something, Akinfeev's almost childlike reliance on Robbie fascinated me." "How do you mean?"

“Now, I’ve briefly filled Rebecca in on the situation. We need to eat and then we need to get out of here. Jon, whoever, attacked me, left me for dead. They found me and patched me up. Jon, it’s worse than a breach. She’s my mate and meeting her surprised me so much I said the word mate. No, I didn’t explain it to her, she thought I meant friend. Hebbs got his hands on her and she mentioned it.” “That’s a lot to unpack. Uh… The wolves who attacked you are from the Indigo Dawn. Or you don’t know them at all?” Jon looked down at his coffee and frowned, a little confused at how the story played out and who were the exact players. “They didn’t stop to talk, identify themselves, and their marking

he asked in a low voice. Robi took a deep breath, trying to find the right words to express his remorse. "I just want you to know that I'm ready to face the consequences of my actions," he said, his voice trembling. "And I promise to do everything I can to help fix everything." Devan pondered for a moment before nodding, indicating that he accepted Robi's apology. "I hope you're serious about this, Robi," he said seriously. "We all have to take responsibility for our actions, without exception."

"His dad broke the law, his mom was up to no good and caught a nasty disease, and he's just a useless man who can't even conceive a child. Ms. Carter is truly miserable for being saddled with him." Every single word felt like a poisoned dagger, carving my heart into a bloody mess. I curled my body as tightly as I could, hiding my ruined face in the shadows. "Mr. Robinson is here!" "Mr. Robinson is so handsome! I’ve never seen that suit before. It must be a custom haute couture piece from a Hillsbalt designer."

Robert smiled bitterly, "Your mom and I made the same call. I didn't stop her, and you shouldn't stop me. I'd lie if I said I don't blame you. But don't I deserve this? We all pay for our mistakes." He died the same day he forced himself to hold my funeral. James buried Robert and ended his eight-year runaway love story. He left Jessica everything, but the three-month fetus was gone with the divorce. From then on, a man knelt at a grave in the cemetery daily from dawn to dusk. Sarah brought our dream college acceptance letter. "I made it, as we planned," she said. "See this? Loyalty, justice, fairness, and integrity. I'll be a good policewoman and protect everyone for us. It's a promise. You