Riley Freeman Grown Up Novels & Stories

But we both were over six feet tall and sported firm lean muscles from intense training and rigorous workouts. We are like night and day. Riley is the wild type and has been a detective, solving more criminal cases locally over the years than any other detective in his department. Since my earlier days, I have decided to enter the entertainment industry, and a few other business ventures I have going on that have become pretty successful ever since my father denounced me as his heir many years ago.

He just looked at me and nodded his head. Now all that is out of the way, allow me to introduce myself, my name is Dylan Riley and I'm 17 years old. My hair is a dark brunette almost black in color and my eyes are simple brown. My height is roughly 5"6 and I am a student at high school. My younger brother, Freddie, is 6 years old and I often find him in trouble, hence the reason I have to help him out.

She never even once imagined that she would be a reason for his disgrace. Yet She didn't regret doing "The low-class job, " According to her father. it wasn't her dream. it was the dream of her Stuart. She will never regret it. She always wanted to fulfill his dreams. Riley clearly remembered the day they first met. [Riley Brown: 5-years-old] [Stuart George: 6-years old] Two kids were fighting with each other when five-year-old Riley arrived at the playground behind their house.

He was twenty-four now, tall, tattooed forearms, perpetual five-o’clock shadow, and a quiet intensity that made Riley’s stomach flip every time he walked into a room. Riley was twenty, home from her second year of college, and tired of pretending the butterflies were innocent. The house emptied out on a humid Friday afternoon. Ethan and their parents left for a week-long family thing upstate on some cousin’s wedding Riley had zero interest in attending. “I’ve got summer classes online,” she’d said. That was a lie. She wanted silence and freedom. She wanted the weekend alone to herself and she felt even happier when she found out Laim will be coming over to keep her company.

Olivia ~•~ “How was your date, Mama?” Riley asked as drove into the city. “Did you and Daddy have so much fun?” She added, her voice barely audible. I couldn’t help but smile as the memories of the previous day replayed in my head. “Yes, baby. We had so much fun.” “I can’t wait to grow up and have the chance to go out on dates.” Riley continued. “Hey,” I responded with a scoff, taken aback by her statement. “You’re still a baby, you shouldn’t be thinking about going on dates.”

Four years ago, I moved to that tiny town, determined to start over. But "starting over" is easier said than done. Riley's social media was a constant parade of perfection—safaris in Africa, handmade rings, cutesy couple avatars, trips back to her hometown to visit the elderly with Owen by her side. The news was plastered with Owen's heroics. Even the corner store cashier couldn't stop talking about the biggest undercover takedown in a decade.

James continued cheerfully. Riley immediately corrected his facial expression and replied in an exasperated tone, "Nonsense. My facial expression is flatter." "So?" James said while raising an eyebrow. "I'm not scared, James. I just don't like it. Satisfied?" Riley replied, gritting his teeth in annoyance. James giggled, ignoring his annoyed friend. Unwilling to hear that annoying laughter, Riley chose to walk faster and left James who was forced to run after him. Oh my! Riley had almost forgotten what he was supposed to be thinking about because of James Gardner.

‘them’ with me. "Riley. I was only humouring you," he said with a smirk on his lips, and I couldn't deny that I believed he was being serious; he was just that so hard to predict. "How did it feel like growing up without a father?" he asks, changing the topic.

Brianna chuckled and dragged her suitcase closer to herself. “Since you're an adult now, does it mean you'll stay in New York after school?” Riley asked and Brianna nodded “Oh my Lord! That's really big. Really mature. Really adulty” she exclaimed and did a little spin for Brianna. Brianna smiled and shook her head. Riley can be overly dramatic. “Do they know about Derek?” She asked again. Brianna rolled her eyes, knowing that one way or the other, Riley is going to get every information she needs.

He smirked and restarted, “You can start dating when you are twenty-five.” “Hahaha!” “Twenty-five? Haha!” Freya frowned, and Riley laughed her heart out. Since she turned sixteen, Freya had asked about dating high school boys, but Adrian had firmly said no to this request. After the initial introduction, Adrian and Riley settled at their table with their friends. Having grown up, the kids chose to sit at tables with their classmates. Supporting Adrian through thick and thin in the business, his former assistant, Clint, now his VP, said, “They all grow up so fast. It wasn’t long ago when they were too clingy as kids.”