Riley And Cindy Novels & Stories

My face burned that he easily read my thought. “I’ve seen more attractive than him.” I narrowed my eyes. “Really, like Who? We’ve never been outside this town for two years other than going to appointments. Have you forgotten about that?” “I guess, he’s okay.” I looked away, hoping he would drop the subject. Except, I knew Keene would not stop until I admitted that Clyve was well was hot. “And he called you Cindy.” His words made my heartbeat race. Before I could reply, Clyve appeared.

“You left the door open.” Cade took a step forward, gun raised. “Don’t move.” “Still playing soldier?” Riley mocked. “You were always better at pretending than fighting.” “Riley—” Lila began. “Don’t,” Riley interrupted, her eyes flashing. “Don’t use that name like it means something. You buried Riley the day I disappeared.” Cade’s jaw clenched. “You want to talk, or start shooting?” Riley laughed, soft and eerie. “I’m not here to fight. I’m here to finish what The Circle started.”

Riley paused right in her tracks. “Your sister was in there.” Riley whipped her head around that instant. “Guess what? You can't do anything about it,” she laughed. “I considered you my best friend, you imbecile!” Riley yelled. Realization flashed on Nancy's face and she giggled yet again. “Seems like Cinderella finally got her memories," she laughed. “I'll fucking kill you,” Riley snapped. In an instant, her fingers were wrapped around Nancy’s neck and she pinned her to the Ferrari, strangling her.