Hot Delivery Guy Novels & Stories

“Not yet. I was planning to order something once I got home.” Sean chuckled. “Miss Riley, your food delivery is en route.” “What? You ordered for me?” His voice was low and playful. “Your delivery guy is Sean Jasper, on his way to your building now.” Charlotte let out a laugh. “You’re delivering it yourself?” “Yep.” Sean’s voice was soft and warm. “I’m almost there. Should reach your building in about fifteen minutes.” Fifteen minutes—perfect timing. It would take her ten minutes to walk back.

For a moment, none of us moved—just stared, wide-eyed, flour-smudged, coffee-fueled and sleepless. Jess was the first to bolt for the door. Maya right behind her. I followed, my heart was beating faster against my ribs as if the adrenaline finally remembered it had a job to do. The delivery men hopped out of the cab, very unfazed by the hour. “Hilton Logistics,” one of them called. “We’ve got two truckloads for a ‘Mrs. Hilton’? Hope you’ve got space, ma’am.” I blinked. “You’ve got… two?”

This was going to be easy. The knock came just as Gina Lang set her coffee on the counter. Three short taps. Firm and measured. She frowned, wiping her hands on a dish towel before heading to the door. A man stood there, tall, wearing a courier jacket and holding a clipboard. “Good morning, ma’am,” he said, smiling too easily. “Package delivery for a Miss Lang.” Gina blinked. “Delivery? I didn’t order anything.” “Maybe it’s a gift,” he said, checking his clipboard. “Sometimes the sender forgets to put their name.”

But mostly about work and I am trying to understand the project in their meeting. Perhaps, it can contribute to my exposé. And if not, well, it would be useful as my role in his firm. My stomach growled already. Hunter was on the phone talking to the manager of one of his fast food chains. “Yeah. Like all of it. Can you please deliver it within ten minutes? Okay, thanks. Bye.” Hunter sat next to me and ruffled my hair. “Is my baby hungry already?” he made his voice thin. I rolled my eyes at him. “That voice would want to make me smack you in the face.”

I didn't want those hazel eyes on me after what happened at school today, and the way he had gazed at me earlier gave me shivers and had my insides twist in an unfathomable way. "Kai!" I went around the corner after hearing Reuben's shout. He gave me a box with an address scribbled on the front. "Our delivery guy called in sick today and since there are less to no customers today, Boss wants you to deliver that," He clarified, passing me the keys to a scooter and a helmet. "Drive cautiously," he advised, patting my hair and turning to face the customer. I stepped outside after removing the waiter's apron, practically shivering at the winter wind as I climbed on the scooter and drove to the l

I said okay then I gave keys to ishi and sat on gaurav bike then we went to home when I reached home I seen some delivery boy standing near our home I asked "excuse me can I know what you are doing here" he replied "mam we got a delivery for miss suhanisa" I said "iam suhanisa" he said "mam sign here and take the delivery" I signed and asked "who ordered this" he replied "we don't know mam but someone ordered this 15 days back and asked us to deliver on this date to this address" I nodded my head he left

Yric hugged himself as the cold numbed his skin. “How long is he going to wait?” Xurden complained to himself. “In what store he ordered that it took so long to deliver?” As he said those words, a bright light flashed from the far corner to the street while the sound of the motor echoed through the air. Yric turned his head toward the coming motorcycle, raising his hand. After a couple of seconds, the blue motorcycle stopped in front of Yric. The delivery guy, who wore a blue helmet, opened the box at the back, removing the food inside the brown paper bag. Yric received the paper bag in his other hand and gave the fee with his free hand to the delivery guy. He even bowed his head to show gra

’ Cullen thought. Georgia was not able to talk. She was elbowing Heart. Heart side eyed on her but then the pizza delivery guy arrived and the beers. Heart saw them and received the food, Georgia grabbed the beers and entered at the apartment unit. Heart was holding the pizza boxes. “Just go, Mr. CEO Cullen Lee.” Heart said. “Um, ma’am, it is not yet paid yet.” The delivery guy for beers said. Heart raised her hand. “Ah, please wait.” Heart said.

But there was a tangy smell in the air, and it was colder than usual. "Mar'ah," there was a gruff, masculine voice to her right, and Tina's heart leaped out of her skin. "You scared me," Tina told the delivery guy. He was standing beside the door to the breakroom, clutching a packet of documents in his hand. He was wearing an orange cap and a black jacket that had seen better days. She faced him, annoyed, "Look, Mister. I was kind of in an important brunch with a friend. So, I'd appreciate it if you guys could make it on time for the next one, okay? Here, give it to me."

“Hello, Emma? This is George from the catering service. We have a special request for an urgent delivery. Can you handle it?” “Sure, George. What's the address and what's the order?” George quickly provided the details. “It's for Mr. Landon at his office. He needs lunch delivered within the next hour. It's a bit far, so we'll compensate you accordingly. Can you make it?” “Absolutely. I'll take care of it,” Emma assured him.