Here's Chapter 2! Enjoy!
"Yes, sir! I'm the son of Jacob and Ramona Friar," Lucas said to C.D. C.D. had asked him if Jacob Friar was his father.
"Well, that's good," C.D. said.
"This is Riley, my girlfriend," Lucas said as he introduced Riley. Riley smiled as Lucas said that she was his girlfriend.
"Hi, I'm Riley Matthews! I'm the daughter of Cory and Topanga Matthews," Riley said cheerfully.
"The Topanga Matthews! The shark lawyer of the New York law firm? C.D. asked.
"Yes sir," Riley said.
"Well, you two have a nice evening and enjoy your meal," C.D. said as he was walking away.
"Well, Cordell, those two kids right there are the daughter of Topanga Matthews and the son of Jacob Friar," C.D. said as he walked back behind the bar.
"C.D., that's huge!" Alex said boastfully. Soon, Trivette walked in and sat down on the other side of Walker.
"What's huge?" Trivette asked.
"The son of Jacob Friar and the daughter of Topanga Matthews are here," said Alex as she got up from the bar and walked over to the couple to introduce herself.
"I bet you that Mr. Friar has heard of Alex," Walker said as he watched his fiancé walk over to the couple.
"I'm sure he has, Cordell," C.D. said as he was pouring Trivette some coffee.
"Hi, my name is Alex Cahill," Alex said as she introduced herself to Riley and Lucas. They looked at her and introduced themselves.
"I'm Riley Matthews, and this is Lucas Friar, my boyfriend," said Riley as Lucas held her hand.
"It's very nice to meet you both," Alex said as she shook hands with them.
"So you're the Assistant D.A. who I've heard about," Lucas said. "You took down Karl Storm in court, and he shot you five years later, right?"
"Yes, that's me! Yes, I did take down Karl Storm in court five years before he shot me," Alex replied. She thought back to the day when he shot her. "Would you like to meet my fiancé?"
"Sure," Riley and Lucas said in unison.
"Walker," Alex called, "can you come here for just a minute?"
"Yeah," Walker said as he got up from his seat and walked over to Alex.
"So, Riley and Lucas, this is my fiancé, Cordell Walker," Alex introduced.
"So you're the man who killed Karl Storm after he shot Ms. Cahill," Riley said as she remembered Lucas telling her about Texas law enforcement.
"Yes, that's me," answered Walker. "How do you know all of this?"
"My father is Jacob Friar, Mr. Walker, and he told me about the Texas Rangers and the D.A'S office in which the Rangers work with," Lucas answered.
"Well, we'll let you two get back to your alone time together," Alex said as Walker held her hand. "Well, bye!"
"Bye Mr. Walker and Ms. Cahill," said Riley and Lucas in unison. As Alex and Walker were walking back to the bar, a man who looked very familiar to Walker came in and sat down fairly close to Riley and Lucas. He was eyeing Riley and Alex as if he was plotting something. Walker noticed this and told C.D. and Trivette to casually look at the man. Alex did the same.
Lucas got up from the table and went to the bathroom, leaving Riley alone. Alex quickly rushed over to Riley and started talking to her. Before they could start talking, the man came up to Alex and asked her to dance.
"No thank you. I'm with someone," Alex replied. Riley eyed the man suspiciously and gave C.D. a look that was of concern and fright.
"It's just one dance, Miss," the strange man said. Finally, Riley found the courage to speak.
"Sir, I don't mean to be rude, but the lady said she didn't want to dance," she said.
"Can't you just learn to keep your nose in your own business, little girl," said the man coldly. Finally, Lucas arrived back at the table, and Walker joined him along with Trivette and C.D.
"The lady said she didn't want to dance," Walker said as he stood beside Alex and wrapped his arm around her waist. Now, the man was angry.
"Well, I can see that she's taken, Mr. Ranger," said the man gruffly before walking away. They all sighed in relief as the man walked out of the bar.
"Alex, you ready to go home?" Walker asked Alex.
"In just a moment," Alex replied. "Bye, Riley. It was nice meeting you. Here's my card if you ever want to meet up again. Bye, Lucas."
"Bye, Ms. Cahill! It was nice meeting you, too. Here's my number if you are ever in New York," Riley replied as she got up to hug Alex.
"Please, Riley, call me Alex! Everyone does," Alex said. "You too, Lucas."
"Well, bye Alex. It was nice meeting you, too," said Lucas. They all said goodbye to each other and then headed home. But little did they know that the man who had tried to dance with Alex was still there and followed Lucas and Riley home.