Pictures Of Adrien Agreste Novels & Stories

“So. Where you from?” “Portugal.” “Earlier you said Brazil.” Adrian smiled, but it twitched. “Both.” “Multinational. I like that.” She clinked her glass to his. Behind her back, she snapped a discreet photo and sent it to someone titled SARA..Contacts Deep Net. Caption: Run this. Now. That night, a bonfire crackled on the beach. Everyone had gathered…Noel curled up in a knit throw beside Vincenzo, Francesca tossing marshmallows at Aria, Alina filming them for her socials.

Adro said before grabbing the bottom hem of his t-shirt and pulling it up. Jaws hanging down, Grace was in awe at the incredible sight before her. She wasn’t sure what kind of exercise Adro usually did that made his muscle structure look like the most beautiful and deadly hills and ravines in the world. He had a body shape that could make all women die from nosebleeds!

Adrian's apartment? *****

“I'm making that lasagna you love today. He smiled, but I saw something in his eyes. And I really couldn't tell at first what it was. — What is the occasion? I asked, putting away some files. Adrian looked away uncomfortably. He was probably the easiest guy to get along with I ever came across. There was something about Adrian that attracted me almost instantly. It was impossible not to like him. He was beautiful, really beautiful. With his half-French, half-Italian ancestry, he definitely attracted attention wherever he went.

At least, not as much as I'm starting to. My eyes fall on a photo buried under three other photos in the down right corner of the fridge. I crouch down and take it off the fridge. It's of Adrik on the beach, kissing a girl's temple. She has blonde hair curled at the ends and is turned with her back to the camera, hugging Adrik's waist. I recognize the beach. It's in Capo d'Orlando, where we would sometimes go at night to eat dinner by the sea.

I stared at the screen for a while before unlocking it. Something about Adrian felt off. More than usual. More than just coldness. I opened the browser and typed in his full name. Slowly. Like I wasn’t sure I wanted to know. I scrolled past articles I’d already seen—work-related stuff, tech achievements, awards. Then a link caught my eye. It was a photo from a wedding blog. Adrian—no doubt about it. But next to him… a woman in a soft white gown, holding his hand. Her smile wide, her eyes locked on him.

I got into my black G-Wagon and drove out of the mansion toward the lounge. --- “How do you get time to bang all these women?” I asked Adrian. I arrived at the lounge, and to my surprise, he was there early. I took a seat, and we ordered a mini pot of pepper soup with assorted meat and some beer to go with it. I caught a glance at Adrian’s chat list and was stunned. All women. Their profile pictures either showed a naked or half-naked lady. The glass behind him reflected his screen perfectly. I even saw him reply to one of them—the one with the naked profile pic—scheduling a night together.

Across the ocean, Adrian stood in his private office, staring at a grainy photograph. A flower stall. A child beside it. “That’s her,” he said quietly. The room was silent except for the hum of electronics. “She’s older,” one man said. “Thinner.” Adrian’s jaw tightened. “She was always thin.” “And the boy?” Adrian didn’t answer immediately. “He’s mine,” he said finally. No doubt. No hesitation. “Location?” he asked. “Medellín.” Adrian exhaled slowly, gripping the edge of his desk.

Julian feels the change before he sees the reason. Adrian arrives with Celeste. They do not rush. People like them never have to. The cameras turn toward them as if pulled by gravity. Celeste is beautiful in deep green, elegant enough to make the color look quiet rather than bold. Adrian stands beside her in black, his hand resting at the small of her back as they pause for photographs. The gesture is subtle. Protective. Polished. It cuts Julian more sharply than it should. He had known Adrian would come with her. The invitation said it clearly. Adrian Blackwell and Celeste Carrington. A pairing printed neatly on heavy paper, acceptable in public, understandable to everyone, easy to photogra

Adrien is already gripping his mate’s hand. I see now that Scarlett’s eyes are open.