Atreus
Riana was already stepping into the water when they approached. The soft hush of waves wrapped around her ankles, cool and calming, until the sound of voices pulled her back. She turned, and there he was — Atreus. Calm as ever, tall and unreadable, like the sea didn’t touch him the way it touched everyone else. “How did you even find us?” she asked, irritation flickering in her voice. “Did you tell them where we were? You brought them here?” Atreus met her gaze, steady and unbothered. “I did,” he replied simply. The words settled in her chest — not sharp enough to wound, but enough to ripple beneath the surface. An hour later, they reached their destination. The sky glowed softly overhead, and laughter filled the air, but something restless stirred inside her. Riana noticed the subtle shifts — the way Atreus’s attention wandered, the brief tension in his jaw, the quiet breath he let out. She told herself it didn’t matter. Still, she felt it. She walked toward the boys with Aurelia, try
About Atreus
Riana was already stepping into the water when they approached. The soft hush of waves wrapped around her ankles, cool and calming, until the sound of voices pulled her back. She turned, and there he was — Atreus. Calm as ever, tall and unreadable, like the sea didn’t touch him the way it touched everyone else. “How did you even find us?” she as...Read more