Riley Jenkins Criminal Minds Novels & Stories

"Care? No, no, Jack. I just wanted to see how you planned to wiggle your way out of this one now. Seems your people are bunkering down, just like you told them to. Which leaves you here... all alone." The lead detective stepped forward, bristling. "I'm going to ask you again: who are you, and why are you here?" Riley finally turned to him, his smirk never wavering. "Let's just say I'm someone with an interest in keeping Mr. Spencer exactly where he is. Don't let him out, detective. No matter what." The detective's jaw tightened. "This isn't how things work. You don't give orders here." But before he could continue, the second detective leaned in and whispered something in his ear. Whatever i

I had to act fast. Determined, I made my way to the cell block, my mind racing with the possibilities of who could be assisting Mrs. Jenkins. I had to find answers, expose the truth, and put an end to this madness. As I approached her cell, my heart pounded with a mix of fear and adrenaline. "Mrs. Jenkins," I called out, my voice firm but measured. "Who is helping you? Why are you doing this?" She turned to face me, her eyes gleaming with a sinister delight. "Ah, Isla, you've got quite the courage to come here and confront me. I must say, I'm impressed."

I pull him in for a hug, I know being outside alone all these years has been hard on him, but I still feel like he abandoned me and the family I do not care if he's a schoolteacher or a beggar on the street he's my cousin, all he needs to do is be there. "Thank you, Nick. You have no idea how much this means to me." "Let’s save Commander Smith first than worry about the rest" "Commander Stevens how do you want to handle this?" "Commander?" Both Raven and I say at the same time? Reign shoots the guy a death glare "This is Edward Jones, my partner" "Dude, I didn't know you were gay" Raven says. I could not help but laugh. Reign isn't a mere High school Principal, he's surely an undercover agen

Without probing further, he immediately nodded and said, "Sir, I take responsibility for not keeping him in check. Don't worry, I'll teach this insolent student a lesson." With that, Dr. Jensen immediately called Riley. Meanwhile, Riley was sitting on a couch in the living room of Norton Manor. His mind was constantly replaying what Liam said. Liam did not seem like he was lying just now. Could it be that he knew Dr. Jensen? When this thought appeared, Riley quickly shook his head to dismiss the idea! How would that be possible? He was nothing more than a broke loser from Drunham City. How would he know his mentor?

Mindy knows firsthand that this job isn’t easy, and if you have never done it before, it’s terrifying. I watch as she calms lab-coat girl down, and I sigh; I am a tough and hardened criminal, but I am not a monster. Maybe I can find something for her to do here. Once she is calm, Mindy comes back to the office and walks in, closing the door quietly. “That poor thing,” she says sadly. I say nothing but watch her face fall as Mikey speaks. “This type of work isn’t for everyone, Jessica.” Jessica- that’s her name.

"Oh...okay, once we get back from the heist, you need to lead Johnny to the garage, Derek will be there waiting on you, I'm going to blindfold him and Derek is going to pick him up. Apparently, that's it and he will record the actual proposal and show us, he said he was going to take Johnny to the place where they had their first date, and get the same thing." " That's pretty cute, not gonna lie," I said and looked over at Jack to see him blushing and avoiding eye contact "and judging by Derek's face, I'd say he thinks it's cute too." "Shut up, Jake," he said and we all laughed, Miguel was working on his security shut down the idea, and Johnny was left with Ashley to double-check our escape

Kadeem was closing up the gym for the night when a figure sauntered out of the shadows from the alley. Riley. She was clad in a black leather jacket. Her dark curls bounced as she walked. Her expression: smug. “Hey,” he said, nodding to his Beta. "Admit that I'm Sherlock," she said immediately. Kadeem yanked the keys from the lock and pocketed them. "What?" "No way am I Watson,” she said, twirling a green lighter in her hand. “I need you to admit that I’m the superior brain of this operation."

The memory of that brutal act was seared into Jenkins' mind. The thought of Serena becoming entangled with such dangerous individuals, of being drawn into their underworld of secrets and violence where life seemed to hold so little value, filled Jenkins with a sense of dread that coiled like a leaden weight in the pit of his stomach. Yet what power did he truly hold to protect her now? Serena was bound to the leader of the most formidable criminal network Jenkins had ever encountered. Her husband was a masked man shrouded in darkness and secrecy, whose identity remained a mystery and like a phantom that haunted Jenkins' every waking moment since their first encounter earlier.

“I know more than you think. And so does Detective Jessica Ramirez. She’s here tonight, and her team is ready. It’s over, Daniel.” Daniel’s eyes narrowed, his face hardening with anger. “You think you can bring me down? You’re nothing, Lena. You have no idea what you’re up against.” Before Daniel could say more, the room was suddenly filled with the sharp crackle of police radios. Lena’s breath caught in her throat as she heard the coordinated movement of Jessica’s team. Officers began to flood into the area, their presence creating a tense, charged atmosphere. Jessica’s voice cut through the commotion, clear and authoritative. “Daniel Richards, you’re under arrest for conspiracy, money laun

Or worse, they would see me on the video and think it proved I was nearby, doing something bad. The officer Jenkins pulled out his phone as he stepped into the deep shadow of the alley. He was looking down at the screen, distracted. I could hear his low voice. “…no, babe, I’ll be late. Big case. Yeah, a murder. Tell mom I…” I didn’t let him finish. It was now or never. If I waited another second, the chance would be gone.