Victoria never loved Riley in Twilight's Eclipse. She tells him she loves him so he will listen to her. Victoria wanted to use Riley as a diversion for Edward, so she could kill Bella. If Victoria loved anyone, it was James.
Victoria's romantic relationship is primarily with James in "Twilight." There is no indication that she loves Riley more than James.
Riley is in Seatlle were Victoria finds hime and changes him.
Yes. James, Laurent, Victoria, Riley, Bree and Irina. Harry Clearwater died of a heart attack that was triggered by Victoria.
If this is about the Twilight saga then Edward did in Eclipse (book 3)
The main antagonist in the Twilight series is James, a vampire tracker who becomes obsessed with hunting Bella for her unique scent. He poses a threat to Bella and her loved ones in the first book, "Twilight".
His name is Riley Biers and is "thought to be in love" with Victoria.
Twilight: James New Moon: Harry Clearwater, people in Seattle, Laurent Eclipse: Victoria, Riley, Bree, newborn vampires, people in Seattle Breaking Dawn: Irina, Bella (if you consider it dying)
Riley Biers is a character in the Twilight series.
In "Twilight: Eclipse," Riley Biers, a newborn vampire, is killed during the fight. Victoria, the antagonist, is also killed by Edward and the werewolves.
If the question is about the Twilight series, Victoria was their leader, assisted by a newborn named Riley whom she converted.
Most would say Riley, but she just used him. But Victoria didn't have a second love, she loved only James.
Seth & Edward; Riley was Victoria's "new mate", but she was just using him to kill Edward whilst she got Bella. Edward went for her, Seth went for Riley, & while Victoria was down Edward helped Seth finish him off. Team werewolf & team vampire CAn work together.
Which one? The first book when James was killed? The third book Eclipse when Victoria and the newborns battle where Victoria, Riley and newborn Bree die? Or Breaking Dawn when the Vulturi and the vampire clans fight the Volturi over Renesmee's right to exist.