Atticus Dean Mitchell Novels & Stories

How we didn’t notice Kier approach is one thing, another is the hand he has in through Atticus’s back, no doubt poised to take his heart out. “I hope you rot in hell. For Nymeria. For Nadine. For Lloyd. For every sin. Burn,” I croak, my voice raw with emotion. Atticus crumples to the floor, dead as Kier pulls his hand back. I am shocked to find that Atticus, in fact, had a heart, and it bleeds red. His vacant blue eyes stare at nothing, and I am haunted by the look on his face. He looks like he has been…liberated and that, is disturbing.

To make our way over to the coven there’s a few people I need to see over there before we get to studying with Delilah and Destin. First place I stop by is Atticus’s parents house we have tea and biscuits with his parents and of course Abby. I also put the extra effort in for them I can tell chase feels uncomfortable I know he feels bad that he was the one that took Atticus’s life seeing he was someone’s son and brother had an effect on him so I made sure to keep it short and sweet as we were leaving Abby walked us to the door she turned to face chase and looked him dead in the eyes. “We know it was you who killed Atticus I had foreseen it long before it happened I want you to know we hold n

There were many humans walking around doing their own thing. The place looked like a peaceful countryside. “We’re here. This is where we live!” the man introduced with a smile. Along the journey, they learned that the man’s name was Atticus. He was the vice-chief of the valley. Everyone greeted him when they entered the valley, though some looked confused at the sight of Adrian’s gang. They were wondering why Atticus had brought these outsiders. But as Atticus was of high status, nobody questioned him, and neither did he explain about Adrian’s gang to anyone.