Library Scene Atonement Novels & Stories

Sorry about that dad," Rose mumbled quietly and left not before admiring a certain emerald eyed devil. A very handsome devil. The boys were still in a trance with their eyes stuck on the door at which those angels stood not a second before. James cleared his throat again as he tried to gain their attention once again. He clearly knew what was going on. He too was once of their age and knew the look very well. After all it was the same look he had when he saw his wife for the first time. The men shook their head before paying attention to James again. They both looked at James with an expression 'who were they?’

I couldn’t handle this much longer, I don’t know how Logan can get to me so easily. After the meeting was over Logan looked at me with the same puppy dog eyes and asked, “Do you want to go have dinner?” Of course I wasn’t going to turn him down. I replied “Yes” , just a little too excited. I could feel my blush creeping up my neck and into my cheeks. I looked away rather embarrassed. Logan acted like he didn’t notice but I knew he did just by looking at that sexy smile of his.

I could only nod my head. "I'm so sorry, Grace." She gave me a kiss, kissed Tate and gave Rhyder a quick hug before leaving. "Grace, if I could?" Ronin and Agetha stood off to the side. They both looked like they had the weight of the world on their shoulders. I looked at Rhyder and nodded my head. He took Tate and disappeared into his room. Ronin and Agetha stepped closer. "We owe you an apology. None of this should have happened... we should have told the truth."

Each footstep echoed with a heavy sigh, a reminder of the weight we carried. Carter glanced at me and offered a small nod. "Another eventful night, Zelda." I could only manage a tired smile in response. "It seems drama follows us like a shadow." The stadium, transformed into a solemn sanctuary, cradled Alpha Nathan's casket at its center. The priest of the moon goddess stood before us, leading us through sacred rituals. And then came the moment—our eyes were asked to close. But before darkness could fully cover us, a voice shattered the silence. "Greetings, everyone. I am James."

“How did this horrible thing happen…and where are Yvayn and Jullious?” With glassy eyes as well, Termâs returned the serious look at the old man. “Well, you know, we were on Yvayn’s Anointment Journey.” “Yes, yes…of course.” “We were almost to Rylltòl when it happened.” “When what happened?” We got close to Rylltòl late…after dark. The sky was lit up with orange flames. The whole city was on fire.” “By Aurum…” Saron put the knuckle of his right index finger in his mouth.

BACK AT HOME Blood of sacrificed animals, everywhere on the ground man knelt on it making encountation, He had done thousands of sacrifices, and has had lots of sleepless nights, he thought he was close to see where Atinuke was. But the mirror had broken several times. Iya kan GU.told her that Atinuke has crossed the brother of time, and no power down here can see beyond it. You have to forget about her,no one goes beyond the time and returns. PALACE

The clatter of dishes from the ballroom heightened my anxiety, and seeing people flee only fueled my determination. "What's going on?" I muttered anxiously, my fingers working frantically to loosen the ties that bound me to the arbor. With a few determined tugs, I finally broke free and cast aside the remaining plant roots. -- Once, inside, I saw Atlas at the center of the ballroom. He was confronting the onslaught of figures clad in black military uniforms, each adorned with the ominous insignia of the Geisterfell Pack—a yellow crescent moon with jagged edges. With sheer ferocity, Atlas took on three of them single-handedly, his defiance a beacon of resistance amidst the pandemonium, while

My brother, Lewis, Carter, Tina, Finley, Everly, Anderson, Turk, Dove, and Ren. I walk past them all, Romana behind me. I start to push the pram until we get to the stairs. Anderson and Ren carry Monty down. I follow and when Monty is safely on the ground, I push him, leading the procession out of the packhouse. We have close to 12,000 beings coming to the funeral. We have to hold it in the arena. As I walk from the packhouse to the arena the path is lined by mourners. “May the goddess bless you, Luna.”

Severus sat back on the couch, draping his arm over Sidia once more. The rest of the court continued their celebration. They talked and laughed, and some fed off their human companions. Even without music, there was something sensual and inviting about the scene. Sidia wanted to immerse herself in that desirous state of being once again, but she was too worried about the future, too worried about getting out of this situation and stopping Severus from doing whatever it was he really intended to do to humanity.

To her surprise, I grabbed her arm and snarled, "Apologize, Meredith. Apologize to the zombies now!" That angered her. She shook me off and snapped, "Have you lost your mind, Annabelle? Don't touch me, you scum!" The guests in the hall stopped and crowded around to watch us argue. Soon, Dad was also attracted by the ruckus. After finding out what had happened, he forced Meredith to apologize to the zombies. Even if the zombies were on the lowest rung of the Otherkin's social ladder, that didn't mean they would allow a mere human to insult them.