A World Worth Protecting Novels & Stories

“And now you know you’re the heir of the Ambroise family.” What did he just say? I’ll be living in this unknown place starting today? And the heir of the Ambroise family? I disagree. I can’t just leave my comfort zone just like that. You can’t just leave me this responsibility. “I don’t agree with this,” I argued with my father, but he didn’t care. “You have to listen to me this time,” my father calmly told me, which took me back. His eyes were begging as if there wasn’t tomorrow. “It’s for your protection. Please listen to my selfish request.”

The arts became a universal language, weaving stories that reflected the shared experiences of all beings. As the bonds between humans and supernatural beings grew stronger, so did their efforts to protect the natural world. Together, they undertook ambitious conservation projects, restoring endangered habitats and preserving biodiversity. Technological advancements were coupled with ancient magical practices, creating sustainable solutions to address climate change and ensure the planet's well-being for future generations.

Callum is a sly enemy with well-trained, well-armed, and completely committed to his perverted purpose army. A couple gave nervous looks, but I persisted undaunted. "But we have something they do not: a good intent. Worth fighting for, worth bleeding for." I met each of their eyes in turn so that my conviction could be seen. "We are the last line of protection against the wiping off of all we value. Our people's survival as well as our way of life depends on us." A restless murmur swept down the lines, and I could feel their will crystallizing. Excellent.

“A lot.” I don’t want be a downer, but I’m constantly holding my breath to when Gareth is going to hit again. Because I know he will. The fight between me and Gareth is far from over. How can it be? I haven’t even gotten justice for my father. And the last thing I’ll do is let ROQ, he built with his heart and soul, fall into the hands of a traitor. It’s mine to protect, and I’m not letting Gareth take it. Not now, not ever. So yes, becoming the CEO is also part of getting justice.

“Then they can protect themselves.” There was steel in his tone, the kind that had ended wars before they began. Luca said nothing more. Dominic returned to his office, the lights dim, the city bleeding gold through the rain. He poured himself a drink, slow and deliberate. Every empire had ghosts, and his were beginning to whisper louder. He thought of Aria again, of the flash drive in her hands, of the look she’d given him when she swore she wasn’t afraid. She had fire, the kind that could either save him or burn everything he’d built to ash.

“Not like this.” Victor stepped forward, trying to bring focus back. “We don’t have time for this. The system” “The system can wait,” Vale interrupted calmly. Emma frowned. “People are dying.” “And more will die if nothing changes,” Vale replied without hesitation. Elizabeth looked at him then, her voice quieter but firm. “You don’t fix the world by controlling it.” Vale met her gaze. “And you don’t protect it by pretending love is enough.” That hit deeper than expected.

"I spent so long being a ghost, Vivienne. I forgot what it felt like to be a man." ​Vivienne shifted, propping herself up on her elbow to look at him. She traced the line of his jaw, her eyes soft. "You were never just a ghost to me, Roman. You were the only thing that felt real in a world made of plastic and lies." ​He caught her hand, kissing her palm. "I’m going to protect this. No matter what comes out of those woods, no matter what Arthur tries to do. This room, this peace... it’s the only thing I have that’s worth anything."

Since the moment Tian Tian heard from her grandmother that she has a protective covering that guards her every moment, Tian Tian has been trying to see it but was unable to, thus, increasing her curiosity. Grandmother Ning instantly laughed out softly as she patted Tian Tian's head twice, “My silly child, not everything could be seen. This is given to us by the deities and this can only be seen by them." "Oohh!” Tian Tian’s mouth opened in a wide shape of ‘O’ as only now she understood why she had never felt the presence of it or had never seen it. Suddenly her curious expression disappeared and her face was filled with worries as she questioned her grandmother, “Then,... as you said, my

continued Zach, who was given a simultaneous nod. "I just want our people to survive and protect this world. We are the guardians of the earth. We must protect each other. Anderson's actions were so dangerous. He destroyed the world as well as humans," said Zach. "But Alpha, humans will kill us if they find out," said one of the young members, trying to protest. Zach smiled, then nodded. "Yes, you are right. They do that because they think that we are monsters who hunt humans like prey." Zach still answered calmly.

“It is you they feed from,” Hazel said, giving me a head nod. “You must choose 4 cities or towns for them to protect.” “This was a lot of pressure; I didn’t want to make decisions like this. “Can’t we protect the entire world or nation?” I asked, sounding disappointed by this choice. “It does not work like that,” Aura said, a frown appearing on her lips. “Protecting the earth, which is what we normally do, does not protect your people. We can only protect the earth by preventing darkness from harming it any further than it already has. When darkness was conjured, it cracked the earth. I must spend time nurturing her and putting her back together. I must breathe life back into her. I can pro