Fpe Robby X Riley Novels & Stories

I need to play dumb, but I can't when all I can feel is the heat from the rising blush in my skin. "I am not drooling. I am worried about him. Do you know what this place is?" Missy gets up like she wants to fight me. I just sit beside Hazel and play it cool. I grab a marshmallow and offer it to Missy. "It's the place where Robbie and I are going to hook up," Missy retorts. I ignore the comment because I was secretly hoping my best friend would end up in my tent. "Jesus, Missy. Will you put the drama shit aside for a minute? This is serious. This place, Falcon Falls, is where Robbie's dad died. He fell to his death here."

“I was hoping for a little more espionage, less basic drunken slagging me off in bars.” “I think it will pay off.” "Hmmm. Who did Kharkov send with the buses up to Tange’s?” trying to change the subject. The idea of baiting my best friend like a worm for traitors to nibble on was decidedly uncomfortable. Especially if he got some takers. “Beta Rex, Beta Robinson and Riley.” “Riley? He’s not even a Beta yet?” “Yeah but he has a hell of an instinct. He’s the best tracker we have now after losing the Danvers in the attack…”

After Robbie told me this his mate is in the children's group he passed out before I could even respond to him so I hauled his ass over my shoulder and made my way back to my floor in the pack house but of course, as with everything else in life, it couldn't go nice and easy and allow me to get him back without anyone seeing, no. Instead, Shane found us before we'd even made it halfway across the outside training grounds. He'd been heading out for a run while Lily was taking a bath and of course, he bumped into us. After he had gotten over his fear that something was wrong with Robbie, his curiosity set in and he began questioning me with more skill than a well-experienced FBI accent.

I wasn't interested. “Tyler, I—” I never got the chance to tell him the FBI took twenty-something weeks of intensive training and I might have made money and left the country but Ronnell appeared from nowhere. “Blair,” Ronnell clipped. “I think we are finished here.” The fear I had felt a while ago at the transparent railing had been nothing compared to the way my stomach plummeted at the sight of Ronnell Roman standing before me without any expression at all. “Ronnell, it's a great pleasure to see you again.” Tyler flipped from a flirtatious mood to a more serious one, while offering his hands to Ronnell.

Ray reminded Robbie that he wanted to put a digital video camera in the cabana. "Fuck it." Robbie was tired of watching p**n and wanted Liz. She was by far the best piece of ass he ever had. "I got it!" He sat up and spun his brother around. "What? What is it?" "We bluff her! She'll never know we don't have any video. She won't ask to see anything. All we have to do is show her the camera...wave it around in her face." Robbie's eyes were lit up having now solved the problem.

His name was Rex Remington. "Huh!" Kobe blurted out in surprise. "Doesn't he look exactly like the Ray from Bay Garden that our men described?" "What do you mean 'looks like'?" Riley said coldly. "He's identical." She had always despised idiots and never missed a chance to snap at them. "Damn it, are you looking for a fight?" Kobe finally lost his temper. Riley spread her legs slightly and taunted him. "You think you can handle it?"

Malisa's POV With that statement, Roby showed his commitment to collaborate. This decision was an important step for both of us. With tight security and a safe place to stay, Roby would have the chance to breathe easier, far from the threats lurking around him. I felt relieved that he was beginning to understand the situation he faced and was willing to take proactive steps. This was a crucial moment in our struggle to reveal the truth and ensure that justice was served. Roby's courage to move away from his previous position demonstrated his determination to protect himself and help uncover the lies that had harmed many.

“ I thought that I was allowed to take a break at least that was what Robby told me.” Robby aka Robert was another server like her in the Odd one out, with his bubbly smile and laughter green eyes he looked as harmless as a newborn deer but for reasons best known to them, his pack mates sent him to the prison on the grounds that he was a psychopathic killer. Levy talked with him, all night and even if she didn’t know much about a lot of things, she was sure that she could still identify a psychopathic murderer. Her stay in the frost gate prison has taught her at least this much.

The young girl tells me her name is Freya Reed and that she escaped from her pack. Freya stiffens when we enter the diner, her eyes locked on the chef, Robbie. I take a quick look and sniff around before I answer her. “It’s okay, Freya. Robbie is also a shifter, but he is no danger.” I tell her calmly. “I see you've found a stray.” Robbie says, coming out of the kitchen and wiping his hands with his apron. Robbie is a big man, both in width and height, which can be quite intimidating to people who don’t know him. However, once you get to know him, he’s actually a big, cuddly bear—if he lets you.

Riley smiled awkwardly at the tall man who was still an inch or two shorter than Damon. "H..hi... I'm Riley." Riley said softly as Fred stood in front of her with a wide grin on his face. "I'm Fred as Kayla has already introduced. It's nice to finally meet you Riley." Fred smiled at her genuinely.