Atonement Robbie Novels & Stories

“We’re mated, Dad. Bonded. It’s done.” Rob’s eyes move to the fresh bite mark on her shoulder and something dark crosses his face. “You took advantage of her,” he snarls at me. “She’s eighteen years old. Barely an adult. And you…you’re supposed to be my friend!” “I love her,” I say simply. “And she loves me.” “Love?” Rob laughs, harsh and bitter. “You don’t know the meaning of the word. If you loved her, you wouldn’t have snuck around behind my back. Wouldn’t have defiled her in some abandoned cabin like she’s worth nothing.”

Rod stormed out of ATTA Group's headquarters, fuming, and nearly collided with Gabriella, who had just returned. "Rod? You're Rod from RO Group, right?" Gabriella recognized him immediately and noticed his sour expression. She couldn't help but ask, "Who pissed you off this badly?" Rod snorted when he saw her and shot a cold glance back at the ATTA building. "Gabriella sure picked herself a fine fiancé." Because of Kane, even Gabriella annoyed him now.

“And that was how it all started.” His voice hollowed. “The constant plots. Schemes. Attacks. Rivalry. Hatred.” The room fell silent again. Robert sighed deeply, continuing as Damian couldn't bare to speak any longer. “After being faced with Lisa’s corpse,” he continued quietly, “Eliot swore to avenge her.” Leonard’s nails dug into his palms. “For the sake of the good times they shared,” Robert said. “Not as soulmates.” A pause. “But in memory of the great friends they once were,” Robert finished. “Before things went to hell.”

Robert wanted to convey through this silent gesture. With her heart pounding in her chest, Mitchell mustered the courage to break the silence. "Mr. Robert, is everything alright? Is there something you'd like us to discuss?" Mr. Robert continued to hold her hands firmly, his eyes searching hers as if he was thinking of his next words. Finally, he spoke in a gentle yet serious tone, "Mitchell, once again, I wanted to take this moment to express my gratitude for everything you've done for Angela and our family."

I noticed he couldn’t look at my face, because he is as guilty as Rob. Out of deep respect for my sister, I came out to see Rob; he had waited for three good hours willing to pay the price. “Rob what can I do for you?” I said trying to be polite. “Thank you, Comfort, I never had peace since I did that dirty act. I’ve been having deep problems since that time. Nemesis had been catching on, on me.” He spoke trembling. “Hmm, okay, what can I do for you?” I spoke calmly willing to let go, having realized his mistake. “I want you to forgive me and let’s be friends, let me show you how sorry I am. Let’s have a date tomorrow evening in a good restaurant in town.” He said in a pleading tone. “Okay,

Even after death, you’re still amazing. “It’s not your fault, Aaron. I chose to come back knowing I could be killed.” Robert explained, hugging Aaron tightly. “My son, I’m so proud of you and I know Olivia would be too. You’ve grown into a fine young man. I’m sorry we are seeing each other under these circumstances.” Robert smiled ruefully. “It’s good to see you again even if it’s the last time.”

I'd heard worse from people who mattered more. Robbie was at my side in a second, arm sliding around my waist like he was ready to bite the girl's head off. "Hey now, that's not very nice—especially after she just did your job for you. What's with the hostility? Shouldn't you be saying thank you?" "Why should I thank a fake?" she snapped. "We didn't need her! We were doing fine before she showed up!" "Bonnie," Robbie said with a mocking tilt of his head, "sounds like these two don't need any healing at all."

Angeline sighed and said, “Baby Robbie, we’ve both forgotten that some human beings are born evil. She must have been born without a compassionate heart. She’s someone that our kindness can’t reach.” Baby Robbie held Angeline’s hand tightly. His body trembled due to the guilt that he felt. “Mommy, I want you to get better. That way, I won’t feel as guilty. Mommy, don’t worry. I’ll spend the rest of my life saving others in need. I’ll save many lives to compensate for the innocent lives from the Ares family that were lost because of me.” Angeline fixed her stare on Baby Robbie. Her son had grown up in a night. He was finally a responsible adult that knew how to hold himself accountable for hi

“I’m glad to finally meet you too.” She looked around the table. “And I’m grateful to all of you for standing with us.” Her eyes settled on Rob. She smiled warmly. “How have you been, Rob?” Rob sighed dramatically. “Not well lately. But now that you’re here, I’m sure I’ll be treated better.” She nodded, smiling. “So that’s how it is?” I teased. “You’ve been suffering without her?” Rob grinned. “You’ve been lonely, Renz. But now the place will be lively again. Otherwise, I might return to the States.”

"You've got quite the imagination." At that moment, his phone suddenly rang, and the familiar ringtone echoed in the lobby. I remembered the countless times Tanner avoided me to take the call whenever this ringtone went off. "Willow, what's wrong?" The pain in my already broken heart flared up again. So, they had long gotten together. "Okay. Wait for me. I'll be there soon," said Tanner. Rowan grabbed his sleeve. "No! You're not going anywhere today! Apologize to Kathy properly! I want her to be my daughter-in-law, and I want grandchildren!"