National Treasure Riley Novels & Stories

She glared at me. "Sierra Nevada has been nothing but bad luck for Ares." "First the plane crash, and now this hit-and-run accident? Doesn't anything feel fishy to you?" "Eliana." She looked up, meeting my gaze. A smirk curved her lips. "She wants to murder your grandson and keep all his money to herself."

She leaned in, her sunglasses perched on top of her head. "Okay, 'Just Ethan,'" Riley said, her voice dropping to a serious tone. "I’m a stylist. I know how to spot a fake from a mile away. You lost the tower. You lost the money. You’re being hunted by 'Auditors' from some place that sounds like a cult. What do you actually have to offer my best friend? Because if this is just another 'gilded cage' with different wallpaper, I’m taking her and the kid to Florida."

Luckily for her, she thought, was the fact that she could just cut the little strip of leather that closed the journal, something she didn't want to do unless it was absolutely necessary. "Let's see here!" She tried the numbers Niall Davis had given her before, their wedding anniversary, and gave a loud yelp of pleasure when the strap fell open. "I'm in!" She answered officer Bailey's questioning look. She settled down to read as his voice droned on in the background. Riley had left the house hours ago to go make the rounds on the farm. The last sick calf was finally back on her feet and the way his men run things there really wasn't any need for him to be there, but it's something he liked

Riley asked, “you go first and tell the boys to run, I’ll set the trap.” Paisley nodded and leapt out of the truck, thoroughly distracting Anita, “Hey, get back here! I didn’t give you permission to get out!” Paisley ignored her, and before Anita could move a muscle, Riley slipped from the van and darted past her, turning back and dumping the nails over the ground. As soon as she heard the boys and Paisley take off, she began running too, sprinkling the nails over the earth behind her like vicious bread crumbs.

One morning, before the soldiers woke up, Riley came out of his tent fully dressed in his uniform. Reiner, who saw the war general immediately looked at him with an astonished look, “Where are you going? Why are you fully dressed so early in the morning?” Riley reluctantly replied, “I'm going to meet them.” Reiner gaped in surprise. “Commander Anderson ... can you keep this a secret from the deputy general of war, Commander?”

“How long have you been throwing yourself at that man ? she asked Riley , looking me in the eye. Voice shaking Vivian said You betrayed me, Riley, I did not cry, I did not run, I replied to her saying I didn't betray anyone, I just finally found someone who saw me. Then I turned, walked to my room, and locked the door behind me. Inside, I hold the necklace Dylan gave to me tightly. After months of hiding stolen glances and secret messages, Dylan finally made our relationship public. He stood before the company at the annual staff meeting, cleared his throat, and announced confidently,I have found someone I trust deeply, someone I love. From today, Riley will be my assistant. Gasps filled the

“I knew you were important, too. That night, we got a lead on the hunter’s location and had to leave. When I returned, you were gone.” I nodded my head. Fully understand his position. If Nathan had ever been kidnapped, I would have acted just like Cooper. Scrap that Cooper didn’t have the Wolf Council breathing down his neck or their stupid rules. Raiden enters the room. Cooper and Raiden make their way to the desk. They exchange words on the way. Raiden must say something that pleases Cooper, as he laughs. Erin walks into the room. Tilly isn’t far behind her, with a book under her arm. Tilly sits on the floor cross-legged and starts reading the enormous book the doctor gave her.

“Jackson my mother Erin and my father Arthur.” Jackson greeted them politely, shaking both their hands. “Riley, you stole my jewelry.” Erin joked as she took a close look at the necklace around Riley’s neck. “I sent your father to pick it up for me this afternoon, but it was already gone by the time he got there. With the set being a half a million I didn’t think we would have to be there as soon as it arrived.” “Jackson got it for…half a million mom, are you sure?” She asked as what her mother just said registered.

Riley showed me all her hideouts when we started dating because she thought that I should know where she would be if she ever got in trouble in the future and needed a hiding place. I got to her first hideout and the place was deserted as there was not a sign of a single life in it. I left as I drove to her next hideout which was disappointingly empty. Riley has a total of five hideouts and after searching the fourth one which was surprisingly empty, I knew that Mia must be in her last hideout. I drove there and found a hiding place to park my car so that it wouldn't be detected. I tracked the rest of the journey on foot as I got to an old building surrounded by thick forests.

“These are the people who have taken me in, who help rogues.” “Yeah,” Trish leaned back in her chair. “I’ve seen the slums they stick rogues in and call it charity.” Riley offered both me and Violet an apologetic look. “They developed the Rogue Finder that allowed you to find me,” he reminded his aunt. Trish stilled, looking between me and Violet slowly. “That’s true,” she conceded, her eyes warming genuinely – but only barely. “And for that, I will always be grateful.” She turned to Riley then, placing an affectionate hand on his forearm. He melted a little at the touch, suddenly looking like the kid he must have been the last time he saw her.