Simon Riley Novels & Stories

Simon inquired, if he was going to find out why this man was an intimidation to Diana, he had to make friends with him first. “What? You think it’s too much for me?” Gonzalez raised his brows. “Not at all, thought it was your first time,” “Oh! It’s my first time,” “Then I’m sure you’d love it,” Simon assured him. “I’m looking forward to it,” “I’m Simon by the way, Simon King,” Simon introduced himself, extending his hand for a shake. “Ryan Gonzalez, nice to meet you Simon; you seem like a nice guy,” he replied, and shook Simon’s hand.

So I go upstairs to the sundeck and call Simon the chief. "Good morning old friend, how are you doing?" I greeted him after he picked my call. Morning Riley, I'm cool, busy as usual, you know criminals never sleep so yeah....but what can I do for you my friend, hope you did not get robbed or anything?" "Nah not that....although a little girl stole my heart!....but she can keep it!" I smirk and Simon laughs hard. "Riley you never change! So who's the lucky girl?" "Yeah that's some story that goes with an ice cold beer but that's for

There are a few freckles on his skin. He is tall and muscular He is wearing a black shirt and shorts under it. Simon Abel is third in command of the pack. Simon is the boyfriend of Julie. He is also Julie's mate. Simon came towards the training grounds. He was watching both of them with a bored expression. It's their usual boring fight. "Luna Moon, excuse me. Can you both listen to me for a second?" Simon said. They didn't hear him because of the noise. "Luna..." He said loudly. But no one paid attention to him.

——— Simon sat on the couch, staring at the screen of his phone, his jaw clenched tight, waiting for the location Elena had sent to pop up on the map. He had left the Gala thirty minutes ago, telling Nina that he had some business to attend to. Of course, she had protested, but Simon didn’t waste any second. Mostly because he wasn’t exactly lying. He did have a business to attend to, and that business was currently on his knees, held by two of his men, bloody and bruised. Simon tossed his phone to the couch and leaned forward, resting his elbows on his knees as he fixed his eyes on none other than Richard kneeling in front of him, his lips curled into a smirk.

Simon stood up, adjusting his hair, he didn't want such an opportunity to pass him by. “Ramirez” He called out to Gabriela. “ Get my files bag from the car and bring it to me right now” Gabriela rolled her eyes and sluggishly went off to the car and in just a couple of minutes she was back with what her Boss requested. “Follow me” Simon said without explaining the reason behind that. “Good afternoon Sir” Simon began confidently, extending his hand. “My name is Simon Ramsey, Chief Executive Officer of the Ramsey Empire, may I have a moment with you?”

Simon was waiting outside the double doors in a grey suit, his brown hair neatly combed. “Well, this is fancy,” I said, shaking his hand. “Everyone says that.” He grinned. “Don’t worry. They’re all good guys.” We walked into the events room. It was only about a third full, with men in suits and bar staff carrying trays of food. “Let me introduce you to my lot.” Simon led me to a group of five men. I shook everyone’s hand, but one of them caught my attention. “I’m Ben.” He had medium-length black hair and wore a grey suit. He was about my height and build, but it was his eyes that got me.

"Dante said eight. That's eight. We're good." "We're not good," Simon muttered, already pulling out his equipment. His fingers were moving over the small handheld device he used for everything — scanning frequencies, monitoring channels, patching into surveillance feeds. He was the quietest one of the group, which made it stranger when he spoke up. "There's chatter I don't like." "What kind of chatter?" Dante asked. "Encrypted, short-burst. Could be nothing." Simon didn't look up from the screen. "Could be a second sweep team. I want to go around the east block and check."

"It's a pleasure to meet your acquaintance, Phoebe Woods." "Likewise," I said, my cheeks growing warm. "Who are you and what do you want?" "Simon, from the West of here. Pardon me for not sending a letter before I arrived." "I suppose you could tell your men to stand down. You are on our territory," I warned. "She is quite the fighter," he remarked to Reed with a light chuckle. "Without the claws." Claire shook her head before I could make a retort. Orion ushered us with his wife up the stairs, away from the living room. We locked ourselves in the reading room, trying to listen in on the conversation.

Simon was holding his breath when Lilian stood in front of him. Pulling an all casual expression, she voiced out, "What's with your look? Aren't you happy marrying the love of your life?" Lilian gave Evana a smiling look and then again turned to Simon. Shane got there and stood beside Lilian. For some reason, Simon looked somewhat familiar but he wasn't sure where he saw him. "You?" Gulping hard, Simon spoke up, "Sir, I am Simon Caldwell, a project manager of your company."

She was up at the circular bar chatting with bartender, with Kayden close behind her, his thumbs hooked into the tiny pockets of leather shorts, when the man appeared beside them. “I’m Simon,” he said, once Nina finally acknowledged his presence. “And you – you need no introduction.” His green eyes glinted and a lurid smile crept up one side of his face. “Oh, you’re a fan, huh?” Her tone hinted at condescension. Simon shrugged, still paying no mind to Kayden. “I liked what I saw.” “If you’re hoping for a private show, you’re outta luck. It’s my night off. Just here to enjoy.”