Mark Of Athena Audiobook Novels & Stories

Chase was heavily built like his father with a feminine touch. Toby was outspoken while Chase was soft-spoken. They were a year older than the twin boys. Toby and Lane were the naughty ones. She saw the worried looks of the others and she took the children into the playroom. She came to meet the others discussing. "What was the outcome of the meeting?" Amy asked. "The meeting ended in chaos, Alpha Randolph turned and attacked the Alpha during the meeting," Shane said. The women covered their mouths and Adrianna asked," what made him attack Theodore?" He had allowed them to call him by name whenever they were behind closed doors.

I said, a sad smile forming on my face because, for some reason, Riley reminded me of Athena. "Why can't she? Is she not around or something?" Xavier asked, and I didn't know how to tell this little kid that Athena was in a coma without losing my composure. "Her name is Athena. She got hurt, but she's in the hospital now and getting better. We're heading to the hospital to see her, so you can meet her then. She can't introduce herself because she is sleeping right now, but when she wakes up, you can get to meet her. She's really smart, like your sister," Austin explained. I could sense the pain in his voice, but he covered it up with a smile.

He suddenly announced and my eyes flew open in shock. "Okay, okay, okay," I chanted and took steps away from him until my back met the door then pointed at him. "Firstly, my name is Athena Faris, not noisemaker. Secondly, I know who you are perfectly, I know how evil, ruthless, heartless and powerful you are but it doesn't mean that you have power over me.." I paused with a scoff seeing his stoic expression. "You have no power over me and you will never have any power over me." I continued, turned to the door and held the handle. "You have been unconscious for seven hours, noisemaker, and you are already in my pack." He unexpectedly revealed blasting shock into my brain.

The tears. I wanted to drown in her and choke the life out of her at the same time. Yet, that bold question of hers kept looping in my head. I couldn’t help but wonder why she’d lied about Kairos touching her. Why would he do that? A loud knock sounded on the door. "Enter." Athena strode in, still wearing her travel-worn armor, her silver hair braided tightly, her sharp golden eyes scanning the room before settling on me. My Gamma. One of the few people left in this world I actually trusted.

He and I had chosen a spot together and marked it so we could meet up before continuing the journey. Noticing the marked tree, I stopped and took a few steps away from Athena. She looked around her eyes searching for something until they landed on Zavier. She gasped and the colours on her face drained. It was like she finally realized something. Well it took her long enough, I thought. “I would say you’re late, but seeing as you brought the girl, it’s better late than never.” Zavier’s voice drew menacingly towards Athena even though he was talking to me.

I drowned myself in work and made myself busier so that I can't think about her. But everything about the past changed by Athena. After seeing her innocent black orbs I can't even think about anything other than hers. Her euphoric voice... I want to make her sing for me to sleep. Her voice reminds me of my mother. To get Athena am going to sign the stupid deal made by Oliver. Only for her. I don't know that Oliver treats her better or not. From my thoughts he is not treating her well. I thought I shouldn't care about that but I was madly driven by her voice and eyes.

And then, a woman's voice pierced the stillness, her words dripping with a mix of awe and trepidation. "A royal mark! By the gods! By the ancient prophecy... the Royal Pairing has begun." Athena's eyes opened, locking onto Tristan's. Their gazes burned with an intense connection, their bond now visible for all to see. The royal mark pulsed with a soft, ethereal glow. The gathering froze, eyes fixed on Athena's glowing mark, as the woman's words hung in the air like a promise... or a warning.

*"If you carry the mark, these words belong to you." Every pair of eyes turned toward Evren. He stared at the journal without moving. For the first time since they'd entered Orathyn, curiosity gave way to something closer to dread. The words seemed to pull the air out of the room. *If you carry the mark, these words belong to you.* Pearl saw it settle over him. "You don't have to read it alone." He held her gaze a moment, then let out a slow breath. "I know." The tension eased from his shoulders, just slightly. "Thank you."