The Atlas Paradox (The Atlas, #2)

by Olivie Blake

“It’s not abuse,” he said, mouth dry, “if you both enjoy it.” He turned his head to see that one of Reina’s brows was arched. “It definitely still is,” she muttered, “but okay.”

“I don’t think I have the capacity to not be selfish.” “I think having progeny is inherently selfish,”

“Forcing something to exist that has no choice over the matter,” he said, “is an act of pure selfishness.”