Riverdale Cheer Novels & Stories

"No, baby, just my friends and their girls. It'll be fun with a group of people, I promise. Besides, apparently my friends and I have a type, so I think you and Sydney will get along with them just fine." "Oh, you mean you all like dorks instead of the beautiful cheerleaders?" River says mockingly. "You my little River, the most beautiful girl in the world in my eyes. So, the cheerleaders can go suck a-" "I understand," River says, giggling and cutting me off. I walk over to where River is standing and lean down to kiss her. "Go pack your clothes. Make sure to grab a swimsuit." "Swimsuit?" River asks. "Yeah, I know there's a lake out there, so we can go swimming."

The theater is busy for a Friday. Everyone is excited for a superhero movie premiere. I leave the office after turning in my cash drawer and almost run directly into Gavin. “Hey, Ainsley. You know Sarah, right?” He asks. He has his arm draped over a brunette girl’s shoulder. I assume he’s trying to make me jealous. It won’t work. Everyone knows Sarah Cooper. She’s a werewolf cheerleader who has a reputation for sleeping around with humans and werewolves. She’s also one of Riley’s ex-girlfriends.

River chuckled and pinched my butt. “Hey!” I smacked him on the arm with my spatula. River laughed as he walked away from me and grabbed his coffee. “I'll take Lyle with me today. Will you make it to the game in time?” The game was in Billings, Montana, at the college. This gave his team a chance to show how great they were. “Actually, I'm closing the arena today,” I said and shrugged. I walked around the island to him. “What?” he asked.

"Please, don't say no, Kelani." "What?" I furrowed my brows. "I don't even know what the discussion is about not to say no. Why don't you tell me?" "It's about our cheer team. There's a spot opening because Charity is really sick. She's a vital part of the team, and we need to win the regionals. We had never failed before." "Cheerleading?" I guffawed as Riley nodded. I had never thought of that before. I had never even imagined being a part of the team.

My mother was concerned that I would reveal their secrets, and even if I did, I would not disappoint my teammates, especially since I am the captain of the cheerleaders club. They saw reasons and agreed that it would be a good idea to accompany me to my school's pep rally. My parents, who have never been concerned about my education, are now willing to sit down for several hours to watch over me? That is more pleasant and less creepy for them. I arrived just before halftime, Daniella and the others were already dressed, and when I arrived at our changing room, Daniella and the other girls were overjoyed to see me; there were only a few who did not like the fact that I came to the show, and w

The finale match was clearly between Ryder and I, who had also won all his respective matches as smoothly as butter. Chester had been on fire, and all his new found fans, especially the she wolves had gone bat sh*t crazy after watching his cool moves and at one point, even the opposing team’s cheerleaders had forgotten about their place and cheered like insane fans for him and Ryder !! Ughh. These desperate wh*res. I actually felt like throwing up on getting a whiff of their stench of arousal !! Control your fvcking pheromones, bitchezzzz !!!!

‘Seriously, what is his problem? I wasn’t able to see Jake before the game began but I looked out for his number and made sure to give my best energy I could for our first cheer routine. I had caught him waving to me briefly as they ran back onto the field near the end of our cheer routine, and I couldn’t help the huge grin on my face. “Oh, my god. Rylee, are you dating someone from the other team? Who is he?” “Yeah, what’s his name? Is he cute?” I was instantly bombarded by the Coleman twins, Kendra and Kinsley, the number one gossip queens of our team.

The stands were a sea of red and gold, parents, students, and alumni screaming as the Ridgefield Ravens fought tooth and nail against their rivals, the Westfield Wolves. At the center of it all, leading the cheer squad with flawless energy, was Emily Harper, the golden girl of the school. Eighteen, head cheerleader, straight-A student, and the picture of wholesome perfection. Her long blonde ponytail bounced with every jump, her tight red-and-gold uniform hugging her toned athletic body: perky C-cup breasts straining against the crop top, a flat stomach flashing with every flip, and a short pleated skirt that barely covered her firm, round ass. Her long legs were sculpted from years of pract

She is something special. Turns out River was a rebel, loved speed, and sports. She is a hard core Texan fan and loves watching the Houston Rockets, never missing a game. Apparently, she played basketball since middle school, as a point guard, and was good at it. What surprised me the most was when she spoke about River and her bike. She told me how she traded her old bike for a faster one that she got at the age of 16. River loves her bike so much that she named her Raven because she is matte black. Well, no wonder she gave me that name. She also told me that where she is from they’re big on riding dirt bikes and off-road vehicles called buggies.

Her friends behind laughed mockingly as they clapped their hands together. "Then, what made you stop this scholarship girl?" I leaned on the wall staring directly into her eyes. She stepped closer, close enough that I could perceive the cologne she applied. Vanessa's parents were really wealthy and helped in building Black Ridge Academy. Maybe that's why she feels she rules. “You know, Adrian Cole is my boyfriend and I need you to stay the hell away from him. You're not even a match for him.” She tucked her lips together. The words hit me straight in the heart but I had to pretend I was a strong girl. At least I couldn't bear to break in front of Vanessa and her friends.