Adrian Boyfriends Novels & Stories

I was picking some sticks when Stacy and her friends came into view, oh brother, this is not going the way I had planned. “Well well, if it isn’t the boyfriend snatcher,” she said. “Really, is that the best you got? You know, fighting over a boy who doesn’t really like you is a sin.” “So said the boyfriend snatcher, besides, Adrian likes me, if he doesn’t then why are we still together since middle school?”

"But Adrian seems like a tough man—tough enough to survive. Even during the last attack, the first in a while, he proved his knack for slipping past death." Elena's head lifted slightly as if she had something to say, but the words clung to her throat. "You got something on your mind?" Bob asked, catching the flicker of hesitation in her eyes. She forced a faint smile. "No." "Still... I wonder if Adrian’s got a soft spot. No, I know he does. Everyone does. Maybe his is that girlfriend of his." "Girlfriend?" The word left Elena’s lips before she could stop it. "Yeah. Not confirmed yet, but we’ve seen him with one of the unit CEOs’ daughters—the one closest to his father before he passed. She’

I ask. “Probably.” Leo steps aside. “Come in.” Leo’s apartment is small but clean. Photos everywhere. His graduation. Our family. “You cook?” Adrian asks. “I’m a man of many talents.” Leo plates pasta. “Sit.” “This is really good,” I say after the first bite. “I know.” Leo looks at Adrian. “So. Adrian Knight. Billionaire. My sister’s boyfriend.” “That’s accurate.” “Is it? Because my sister—who’s always been independent—suddenly shows up dating a man so far out of her usual type, it’s suspicious.”

Adrian didn't seem to notice me yet as he quickened his pace to give his father a big hug. "Adrian," Leonard said, smoothly. "You didn't tell me you were coming." "Thought I'd surprise you," Adrian replied, his tone high and over joyous. Leonard's eyes slid to Sophia. "And this must be your... " "Girlfriend." Adrian wrapped his hands around Sophia's waist. The pain in my chest heightened as I watched his hands linger at her curve like it was a normal thing for him. Like I'd never been in the picture and Sophia was the one whom he had dated for two years.

Adrian left out a huge sigh as he sat on the chair and stared at his empty apartment. For more than 6 years this place had been his home. He had brought it in his last year of college, half savings and half borrowed from his father though. The sole aim of buying this apartment was to make a home for his girlfriend and then who became his wife. The relationship was short-lived after their marriage and had their little boy. She left him. Period. Adrian wasn’t ready to share that part of his life with anyone. Except for his parents and his younger sister, Sophie, nobody knows about that aspect of his life. For all he says to people when he is asked about his son’s mother, he just told them she

She never came. Adrian, Mom’s boyfriend, ex-boyfriend now, I guess, since the truth was out, rested his chin on my head like nothing had changed. He didn’t groom me. He didn’t force me. I knew exactly what I was doing when I crawled into his bed. I was hurting, my own boyfriend had just tried to force himself on me, and Mom was…distant. Always distracted by secrets she refused to share. Secrets that, it turned out, all circled back to Rhett Voss.

The next day, Adrian was gone from downstairs. Back in my dorm, one of the girls who always got up early to work out told me, "He said he's going back to school and won't bother you anymore." I nodded my thanks and went back to my own business. Not long after, I found out through a mutual friend's social media that Adrian and Daniela were dating. Our mutual friend kept digging around for information about me, trying to be subtle but not really pulling it off.

"Come on, you can tell me." Adrian hesitates, his throat clicking as he swallows. "It's... complicated. There is someone. But it’s not... it can’t happen." "Complicated," Drake repeats. "The best kind usually is. Is it a relationship problem, or are you just being a stubborn ass and refusing to admit you like her?" "I'm not stubborn," Adrian defends weakly, though he knows it’s a lie. He changes the subject. "Watch the road, you're missing the view."

And she couldn't help but ask questions she had stuck in her mind. "So, Adrian... do you have a girlfriend back home?" she asked. So far, they hadn't really spoken too much about life outside of this place. It wasn't encouraged, but it wasn't strictly forbidden either. "Nope," he sighed, “I was focusing on my energy training. But I’m never alone if you know what I mean.” “Okay,” Shay and Helene rolled her eyes and shared a chuckle, “Do you, Helly?” “"I have a fiancée,” Helene smiled, “And we have two daughters—"

“She’s my ex.” I blinked. Then blinked again. No. No way. I searched his face for any sign of a joke, but Damien Carter didn’t joke. “You’re lying.” “Am I?” His smirk returned. “Go ahead. Say her name.” I didn’t. Because I couldn’t. Because the second I did, the second I admitted it—everything changed. Damien stepped closer, lowering his voice. “You think Eric just moved on?” I swallowed. “He did.” Damien tilted his head. “Then tell me something, Adrianna.”