Caleb Rivers Pll Novels & Stories

Typically, Caleb was an expert at holding on to things. He raised his hands in surrender. “I won't.” I looked at him, giving him a hard, long stare before I turned back to him. “What was your last telepathy rate?” “45 seconds,” I said. “Let's see if you'll be faster, shall we?” Silence fell on us immediately. I closed my eyes, trying to connect with Caleb's mind. “Ready?” He threw the first spear immediately without even waiting to get a response. I ducked, and the spear hit the wall.

I ask. Caleb stares at me with confusion and looks at Lucas, whom I didn’t notice was sitting in the corner, “Yes, there’s 2 in that area. Red River and Blue moon.” Sweat drips down my brow, “Do either of those packs have a Beta named Ryan?”

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"The Iron Vultures are back there! They are going to grab him! Please, Caleb, turn around!" "Sit back and put your seatbelt on, Miss Campbell," Caleb replied. His voice didn't shake at all. He wasn't turning around. But I noticed something. Caleb reached down to the center console and tapped a glowing button on his communication radio. "Target secured," a rough voice crackled over the radio speaker. "Moving east. Drones are locked on the van." "Keep your distance until they reach the final location," Caleb ordered into his headset. "Do not engage early."

“Caleb will handle surveillance disruption. Temporary blackout— five minutes max.” “Ten,” Caleb corrects immediately. “I can stretch it to ten. I’m that good.” River ignores him and continues, “Niko goes in, confirms identity and executes. No unnecessary contact. No deviations.” Clean. Simple. Efficient. Just the way I like it. “Time?” I ask. River answers immediately. “March 15th. 11pm.” A month. That’s enough time. A tingle of anticipation rushes through me. Sometimes, I find the wait more enjoyable than the action itself.

Charlie blinked. “Sir?” River glanced over his shoulder. “Her date. Name. Family. Anything I should know.” Charlie cleared his throat. “Caleb,” he said. “Last name Miller. Junior. Football team. No priors. Average grades. Parents divorced. Lives with his mom.” River turned fully now, eyebrow lifting. “You already ran him.” “It was relevant,” Charlie said evenly. River huffed a quiet laugh and returned to his desk. “Good work.” He tapped the tablet once, then looked up again. “And you?”

ALICE'S POV The equipment Caleb needed wasn't anywhere in Blue Moon. Three hours north, one facility, and it had to be there tonight. Benjamin volunteered before I could put it on anyone else. "I can send one of the drivers," I said. "Roads past the ridge are rough and there's weather coming in. I know the route." "I can handle rough roads." "I know you can. But if something happens to you out there, the program loses its lead researcher and Caleb loses his best shot. Let me do this."

He has already proven able to escape; he'll most likely receive an execution sentence this time around. Caleb was to return to his pack and wait for Kane to reach out with their next orders. Caleb was to inform Kane that Zack Miller had gone out on patrol that morning but hadn’t returned yet, if Kane asked. Kane was to remain unaware that anything was amiss with his control and plans. After we received our orders, Caleb departed and took half of the anti-serums with him. He would stop and give it to all the Alphas affected on his end, and I would handle the remaining while leading two dozen warriors to protect and patrol the Cherry Ridge grounds.

River asked gently. Ryan nodded. “I went to pee, but then I saw something shiny and went after it, and then I couldn’t find them.” River crouched, his tone softening. “Okay, no worries, let’s go find your mom. What’s her name?” As Ryan was about to answer, a voice called out sharply behind them. “There you are! Ryan” River turned. Caleb was striding toward them, concern evident on his usually calm expression. He carried Ryan up and hugged him tightly.

Tanner smiled, he stood up and ruffled Caleb's hair. "How could love ever be an abomination?" he asked. "I hope I get to play on the ice with you someday" "You are in your final year right?" Tanner asked. Caleb nodded. "who knows? It might happen soon" Tanner smiled at him. "See you around Caleb" "Bye" Caleb said, with a smile. ... "I need more money" River told Rovak. "Money? I just gave you money the other day" "It ran out. I need more money"