A World Worth Protecting Novels & Stories

And there was no going back now. Because from this moment forward— The world wouldn’t just be watching John Edison. The world would be forced to protect him. Or face the consequences. And if anyone tried to take him from me again— They wouldn’t just start a war. They would lose it.

For it seems like all of them are just the same Until the day came and even you yourself are getting hurt by what you are doing and not But… is it really fair to think of protecting yourself over others? Of is it really fair to think of protecting others over yourself? I don't know whether I sounds unreasonable or what, but… The world is becoming darker and darker… I have no idea whether it is just me who notice it but… it was as if the world meets its end. The part where there is no hope for it to survive. The end that the world itself created… The world that none of us wanted to exist… probably. Still…

Landon nodded slightly, almost forgetting his fake name. “I’m Vincent, your boss. Glad you made it on time, I have a couple of projects for you already. Come, I’ll give you a tour.” Landon followed diligently as Vincent gave him a thorough tour of the facility. Vincent especially took his time to point the pieces of machinery that weren’t working properly so Landon could go back and fix them later. “I will warn you as well,” Vincent continued speaking as he stopped walking in another room. “We found a wolf roaming around last night. So if you’re here late at night to be careful and stay aware of your surroundings.”

Their efforts had helped to protect countless species from extinction, conserve critical habitats, and inspire millions of people to take action in defense of the natural world. And yet, they knew that there was still much work to be done. The challenges facing the natural world continued to grow, and new threats emerged every day. But the Alliance remained undaunted, knowing that with determination, innovation, and cooperation, they could continue to make a positive difference in the world.

I rolled my eyes, gently pushing his hands away as soon as I was able to stand on my feet again. "You'd never understand how much I'm trying to make all of this right Bella, protecting means protecting the people. If they should ever get that would be the end of us, they would use you for their evil purposes!! They would do the unexpected and that would affect everybody!!! Us!" I crossed my arms with a scoff, looking away.

"I brought people who want to stop a massacre. Their species doesn't matter." "You've betrayed everything we are. Everything we stand for." "No. I've embraced what we should be. Better than our worst impulses. Better than hatred and violence." "Then you're a fool. And your child will grow up in a world that destroys them for what they are." "My child will grow up in a world I'm building. One where species doesn't define worth. Where cooperation matters more than domination." "That world doesn't exist." "Not yet. But it will. If people like me keep fighting for it."

We will protect it—not from life, but from neglect. Because what we’ve built deserves care. And care, chosen daily, is how love endures when the world grows loud.

“If I don’t protect my world, it will crumble.” Silence fell. Heavy, full of meaning neither of us dared unpack. I hadn’t meant to say it that way, but once the words were out, they settled deep in the space between us. She didn’t answer immediately, and for a heartbeat I thought the line had gone dead. Then she said quietly, “You always did see everything as a world to protect.” “Someone has to,” I murmured. The silence stretched again, softer this time, like an understanding neither of us could voice.

"Out of billions of people why is it specifically me." "It is your fate," she said simply. "It is what you were born to do." She paused and looked at me with something that was almost pity. "You think the vampires are the worst thing in this world. You have no idea. The demons being held in the underworld, the barrier sealing them in is weakening, and when it breaks completely nothing in this world will survive what comes through. Not humans, not werewolves, not vampires. Nothing." She held my gaze. "Your heart is needed to reseal the barrier. That is why it is you. That is why it has always been you." I did not say anything. There was nothing to say. I just cried, quietly, while she sat in

“You did that all on your own. I was protecting our boys from a toxic excuse of a mother. Because of you, I have ruined my relationship with our boys.” “No! You ruined our family.” “And you ruined our lives. I shunned you because I was tired of you trying to control every aspect of our boys’ lives. After what you did to Landon’s mate, that was the last straw.” Eva remained frozen as she took in the intense conversation. The tension sizzled between the two and she could feel the heat spark their heated conversation. “I was trying to protect them. They are my boys. None of those stupid women would be good enough for them. It was better that I protected them!”