Atonement Robbie Novels & Stories

I grab Cam’s hand and place myself in front of him, he wraps his other arm around me and pulls me back to his chest. “Figures you find a way to bypass being a Luna and become an Alpha.” Robbie laughs. He is scruffy and filthy. The last couple years have not been good to him. He looks emaciated and worn out. “I’m here Robbie, what do you want?” I have to stay neutral. I haven’t seen him since he brought Elena to us. I assumed he died in the fight with the rest of the rogues. Cam squeezes my hand when I say Robbie’s name. He wasn’t prepared for me to know him, let alone be familiar enough to have a casual conversation. I don’t know if he recognizes the name from when we rescued Elena

“But standing here, I choose life. I don't really care, I want to walk into it together with you. I am not afraid of tomorrow, because I’m with you.” Damien’s voice was calm, but his hands were trembling when he took mine. “I have let you down before,” he added, “but I won’t do it again. I'm in your corner, darling. I offer you myself, not from addiction, but from humanness,” he concluded. “Whatever the Goddess asks me to do, I'll be right there with you.” As they tied up their hands with the ceremonial sash, there was none but the prayers of the elders that could be heard in the hall.

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.”

After all, who was going to love a girl who was nothing more than a discarded title? But now? Looking back, everything had changed so drastically since I came to Summerton. I wasn't that girl anymore. I had a home, a respected bond, and a baby with eyes too big for his face who smiled at me like I was magic. And Robbie—gods, Robbie—he made it so easy for me to heal. So easy for me to breathe again. Past Bonnie wouldn't have even considered going back to BlueMont. Not even out of pettiness. She'd have been too afraid she might get framed again, too used to being punished for breathing too loud.

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

Annabelle looked confused for a minute before letting out an ‘oh’ saying, "That was Rob. Remember how I said some wolves have jobs in the town? This is his." "And the flirting?" I asked, still confused. She loved Christian, she was mated and married to him, so what did that mean? ‘Well, sometimes friends are really friendly. Rob was honestly just joking because 1: he knows nothing could break Christian and me apart, and 2: we’re just friends, we’ve never been attracted to each other, not once." The music was getting louder and louder but I didn't want to get a drink just yet because I could understand that, but there was one more question I had to ask.

“Talk. Everything.” Rob’s eyes darted, calculating. He realized they had no clue about Davina's or Annaida's whereabouts, that Damon would never let him go. He knew Damon found pleasure in his torment. And yet, a twisted relief flickered in him — the thought that Damon would suffer more once he saw Davina’s brutalized body, once he realized their daughter was gone. Rob’s lips curled into a faint smirk. His voice trembled but carried a sinister edge. “First day of college, I saw Shefali. I spoke to her. I liked her. Perfect face, luscious curves, sexy body. Sharp, intelligent. A specimen for modeling…......”

"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!"

His team mates answered, some of them even sounding unsure. This angered Robert. "I said have I made myself clear?!" He repeated, voice raised, his eyes glaring at the members of his team. "Yes, sir!" This time around, his team mates, his subordinates, responded with more determination. Robert nodded, satisfied. "Good, now go out there and quietly turn this fucking town around and find me Irene Rosewood Romero." ~•~