Atreus Mother Novels & Stories

As I listened carefully, I vaguely heard her say, "I love Liam... Please, let him be safe..." Looking at her devout appearance, I suddenly found it laughable. Love was something I never understood for as long as I lived. However, every one of Mom's actions contradicted any definition of love. Did someone like her deserve "love?" After the failed attempts to save him, Dad died from excessive blood loss. Soon after, Mom was sent to the insane asylum. She didn't fare well there, as the place was full of unreasonable lunatics. As her family member, I applied to visit her.

"Since your Alpha shattered me." Madam Yelena was quiet for a while before she spoke. "I know Ares is your mate." I only hummed. "Well, if that hasn't turned out fruitful for me." Madam Yelena sighed. "Ares doesn't do love. He doesn't lay out his emotions on his sleeves." She went quiet again. "My mother took care of him when his father, the Alpha king, and his mother died. Ares's mother, the gods bless her soul, was a beautiful woman, both in and out. Although Ares had a lot of temper issues growing him, his mother still managed to train him up with the love he deserved. I believe that the same love he grew with at some point is still there. Hidden in the depths of his cold heart. He just n

Heeding her words, I remained silent despite the many questions that flooded my mind. “Sophia… Created in the image of my strongest warrior- my wise daughter. It is you I chose because where many may falter in the eyes of adversity, your heart remains pure and courageous.” “But Mother I have faltered, when my parents died-” I felt my body tense, “I pushed my mate away, I made him leave-” I choked out, how could she see something in me that I couldn’t see in myself?

Queen Althea broke down completely. A raw, shattered sob tore from her chest as she collapsed forward, wrapping her arms desperately around Aurelia’s shoulders, pulling her daughter into a fierce, suffocating embrace. For a moment, Aurelia stood rigid, entirely unaccustomed to such unconditional, overwhelming warmth. But the sheer, agonizing depth of her mother's tears—wet against her neck, trembling with a lifetime of unanswered prayers—slowly dissolved her terror. With a shuddering breath, Aurelia lifted her arms and hesitantly hugged her mother back.

And I’ll stand by her, no matter what it takes. Atlas steps forward, his voice steady as he tells Jake and Artemis to leave us. I can see the resistance in their eyes, especially Artemis. She doesn’t want to go. I get it. She’s Sophia’s mother, and every instinct in her is screaming to stay by her daughter’s side. I can’t hold that against her. But Atlas doesn’t back down. He meets her gaze and speaks calmly, firmly, making her see reason. “Sophia has her mate with her. She doesn’t need anyone else right now.”

Ryder asserted as a grin curved his lips. I lifted my brow. "Really?" "Yeah. You should try next time." He paused and held my gaze. "But why are you here? Anything serious?" I nodded. "I found something out." "What?" He asked. Sitting down, I leaned my back against a mirror. "I heard Atlas's mother tried to kill his biological father. Well, actually she selected someone to kill him." "I know that." Ryder was an old staff, it was normal for him to know all these shits. "Kate, his fiancee's father was involved although he didn't kill him."

But the half that belonged to Aithne had been reduced to ashes by her dragon's breath. She gently traced the face of her eldest daughter in the photo, her eyes burning red. "Noxivira... Mother failed you." "I pray that we may meet again in heaven." This was the first time Mother had ever wept for her. But Noxivira’s soul, drifting in the air, felt not the slightest ripple inside. Her heart, the moment they had shoved her into that laboratory, was long past feeling fury or sorrow over them. Inside the ice prison, Aithne heard the words Mother had sent back. The very next day, she bit through her fatal scale and took her own life.

Although I felt so freaking nervous, Atlas was by my side and I know he is going to protect me. "First of all, let me remind you again. My name is Rhea and I have had a fated mate who goes by the name of Matthew. During the mating ball, I was the one whom the Moon Goddess declared as his fated mate. However, his father Alpha Lorenzo ordered him to reject me and then he ordered his body guards to kill me but they failed.

“You’ve shown me how to be strong. Your strength is something to be admired, Athena.” I smile as my eyes fill with tears. “Thanks, Mom.” “I am the mate of a Gamma, and the mother of our Delta. So I’m going to be strong for you, and for your father’s memory. We will avenge him, and we will protect our Luna,” she says as she holds her hand out for Cassia, and Cassia takes it with a teary smile. “We will protect this pack no matter the cost.” “Spoken like a true warrior,” Jess says with a smile and places her hand on Mom’s arm.

Lilian stubbornly retorted, “She was carrying my son’s child! Of course, we’ve seen her! How could we not?!” The comment section unleashed another wave of attacks. [What, is her daughter actually a man or something? Because that’s the only way ‘seeing her’ would change anyone’s mind. What nonsense!] [The mother is just as bad as the daughter because she raised her!] I clenched my fists until my knuckles turned white. "I told you already! My daughter could never abandon a baby!" Lilian raised her voice and responded, "Fine! Since you still won’t admit it, I’m bringing out the third piece of evidence!