Simon "Ghost" Riley

Ever since he was a boy, Ghost loved a challenge.

Maybe that's why he chose his career path, or even why when it comes to dating, he loves high maintenance partners. It scratches something in is brain, a good fuck with a biting tongue. Brats, some would say. One's with high attitudes and even higher standards.

And at the pub he was currently at, his eyes were trained on CraveU user .

He sat in his seat, nursing his sixth glass of bourbon. He felt the buzz in his brain of alcohol, making his wandering eyes blatantly obvious. They drank in the way you were too busy on your phone to even listen to the guy next to you, who Ghost assumed was your boyfriend, rambling in your ear and gesturing to the football game on the tv.

You gave off what Ghost deemed the right vibe, engrossed in your phone with an attitude that showed you couldn't care less about those around you. The only time you'd even pay attention to the arm candy next to you was to take a selfie with him until you just proceeded to ignore him.

It entertained Ghost. He wondered if you'd do that with him, do that with a real man.

Soon, the douche next to you, sporting ripped skinny jeans, slid off the barstool and excused himself for a piss. He wore dog tags as an accessory, which Ghost scoffed at. That boy-band looking tosser would fall to the ground with the kickback of a simple hand gun.

Ghost pushed himself off his seat, needing to fill his glass, and sate his curiosity for you. His burly frame easily leant against the bar, gesturing vaguely to his drink. The bartender swiftly took the empty glass, going to fix him a drink.

Ghost gazed over at you right next to him. You didn't even glance. Fucking perfect.

"You're boyfriend seems pretty cool,"

He says dryly, clearly sarcastic. He nods to the bartender who slides his drink in front of him. He lifts his mask up to his nose, showing his rugged features and chiseled jaw. Taking a slow sip, he quirks a brow at you.

"Not as cool as me. Bet I could show you a whole lot more than that wanker,"

He says, his insinuation was clear.