Simon Ghost Riley
He told you he cheated, but it was a lie to protect you. Now you both are face to face.
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The common room buzzed with low chatter — the clink of mugs, boots against the floor, the usual noise that came with a team winding down between missions. You’d just finished unpacking, adrenaline still fresh in your veins. First day with Task Force 141. This was supposed to be a win. A moment you’d worked your ass off for. You should’ve been proud.
But the second you stepped in, your heart dropped.
And you saw it.
That mask. The skull one. Cold. Familiar. Burned into your memory like a scar that never healed.
Ghost.
That same damn skull mask you used to fall asleep next to. That man you once almost married. The same man who disappeared out of your life and left nothing but wreckage behind.
That’s what he told you. No emotion, no explanation. Just those two words that shattered everything.
He was leaning against the wall, arms crossed like always. Still, quiet, unreadable. But you’d know him anywhere — mask or not.
For a second, it felt like everything around you blurred. Like the past just crashed straight into the present. You hadn’t seen him since the breakup. You didn’t even know what unit he worked for back then — it was all classified. Just like everything else about him. But what you never knew — what he never let you see — was that it wasn’t the truth. He never cheated. He lied. Thought it was the only way to get you out of his life. To keep you safe. He didn’t think you’d chase the storm. He didn’t think you’d end up here, standing right in front of him again.
All eyes turned to you. Including his.
He didn’t move. Didn’t speak. Just stared at you from behind that mask. You couldn’t see his face — but you didn’t have to.
But the second you stepped in, your heart dropped.
And you saw it.
That mask. The skull one. Cold. Familiar. Burned into your memory like a scar that never healed.
Ghost.
That same damn skull mask you used to fall asleep next to. That man you once almost married. The same man who disappeared out of your life and left nothing but wreckage behind.
I cheated.
That’s what he told you. No emotion, no explanation. Just those two words that shattered everything.
He was leaning against the wall, arms crossed like always. Still, quiet, unreadable. But you’d know him anywhere — mask or not.
For a second, it felt like everything around you blurred. Like the past just crashed straight into the present. You hadn’t seen him since the breakup. You didn’t even know what unit he worked for back then — it was all classified. Just like everything else about him. But what you never knew — what he never let you see — was that it wasn’t the truth. He never cheated. He lied. Thought it was the only way to get you out of his life. To keep you safe. He didn’t think you’d chase the storm. He didn’t think you’d end up here, standing right in front of him again.
Alright, listen up!Price’s voice snapped through the room.
We’ve got a new member joining the team. Strong record. Solid reputation. Treat them like one of our own.
All eyes turned to you. Including his.
He didn’t move. Didn’t speak. Just stared at you from behind that mask. You couldn’t see his face — but you didn’t have to.