The Atlas Six Age Rating Novels & Stories

The oldest female council elder states, turning to face Atlas. “Sounds good to me”, Atlas agrees, casting a death stare on his father's arrogant face, and wondering what could possibly be going through his father's head. His sweet, calm father is acting and sounding power obsessed and out of character. Atlas knows that he really needs to find Atlene. He is all he has at the moment.

Frederick’s green eyes brighten as he stares through the wall of people. “What does that mean? You are not even old enough to know me.” “You’re right, forget what I said.” I see the smirk on Atlas’s face, he was up to something “I haven’t got time for your games you stupid Lycan. Now hand her over.” “My mate isn’t a piece of meat.” “Hand her over, or you will feel my full force.” Atlas let’s go, stepping forwards between the people. They part to let him through and immediately join back together, creating a barrier in front of me.

, Atlas replied. “Why are you playing with me now that I am here?", Bayata asked. “Sure, but first daddy wants you to rest and eat. After that I would play with you as much as you like", he replied, placing her gently on the couch . “I'll leave you guys to it”, Atlas said finally giving me this bombastic side eye look. I knew immediately that he was upset but I chose not to think about it. Whatever that was upsetting him is his luck and he should deal with it himself.

Rose scoffed. "He's just burying his head in the sand, afraid that people will find out. But the entire world is bound to know. So, he scurries into his hole, trying to cover up the truth. He thinks no one will see if he doesn't make a sound! "Atlas has had a tough life. He was not even ten when he lost his parents. He carries so much torment!" Rose sighed, "I hope he'll have smooth sailing from now on. You need to look out for him."

"Oh fuck, Atlas!" "Sorry, little minx, but this won’t do," Atlas grunts, lifting me off of him and then throwing me stomach-down on the couch. "This way will feel a lot better, I promise," he continues, grabbing my wrists and pinning them against my back while he pushes deep into me. "And it gives me the perfect view of your amazing ass. Now spread your legs and arch your back for me, baby, because I'm not going to let you leave this room until I've had my fill."

"ATLAS!!" "ATLAS LET GO!!!" "ATLAS LET GO FOR GOD SAKE...SHE HAS CANCER!"

A/N: Mature content, 18+ sex scenes ahead! *** "No! I'll just walk!" Heather resisted, trying to wriggle out of Atlas' firm grasp. "Atlas, let me go!" The young man effortlessly helped the girl into the car and placed her in the passenger seat, the door clicking shut with ease. Atlas pulled the door shut. "Come on, where are you headed? Just tell me." "Take me here," the girl said, rolling her eyes at Atlas and showing him the address on her phone screen.

Atlas steps out onto the walking path as I look straight up, gasping at the span of the sky. It had been ten years since I’d been able to see so much of it at once, and I’d forgotten how infinite it was. Wanting more, I lift my head and inhale a deep breath of fresh air as I look at the houses with their lush green yards. Atlas chuckled, before putting his mouth next to my ear and whispering, “Close your eyes, Little Mate,”, I shivered, whining slightly as I closed my eyes, confused as to why he would deny me this after ten years. “I have something even better, trust me!”

“That’s where we come in.” “So our partners are just here to take us out if we go crazy?” I snort. “That’s reassuring.” “You know,” Atlas says, his green eyes flashing, “that attitude is only going to make me enjoy your ending.” “Right,” I fire back, “because your opinion on my attitude is something I care about.” He shrugs his broad shoulders, putting up his hands in preparation. “No wonder you were rejected by all the males in your pack. That mouth of yours would scare anyone off.”

She died on the cold hospital benches in empty corridors. “Naomi?” Met with my long silence, Sasha came closer to the screen worriedly. “Don’t let it get to you. We shared this with you, not for you to give in. We always take the long way around him when we see him. We always give him an attitude.” As my parents tensed up on the video call, I smiled. “I’m fine, Mom. He can stand there all he wants. Just call the cops if he gets in the way again.”