Bodyguard From Lorax Novels & Stories

It was truly ridiculous. Loraine glanced around and saw that her father had arranged a team of bodyguards to protect her safety. These were top-notch professionals in the industry, many of them former special forces with exceptional combat skills. With a single gesture of hers, four people emerged from the shadows and respectfully awaited Loraine's orders. Before Loraine could speak, Yesenia said, "Catch those people for me, except for Grayson!" The four bodyguards glanced at Loraine, waiting for her approval before taking action.

Lorraine brought her baby for his regular immunization scheduled every month. Mateo offered to take them but he had a sudden business appointment. that she went alone with her bodyguards that she insisted that they should maintain invisibility from other people. Lorraine wanted to experienced everything being a hands on mother. On her way to the clinic she noticed something, and was very watchful. She called her bodyguards following her car to chech out what she had noticed. Not trusting the results she made decisions that shocked her body guards.

Third person's POV The bodyguard moved with the speed and agility of a hunting cheetah, leaping over various obstacles on the rooftop, his hair whipping wildly in the fierce wind, and his clothes flapping loudly. His arms swung forcefully, each stride carrying a powerful impact, and just in the nick of time, he extended his thick, tightly muscled arm and grabbed Gloria's slender wrist with an iron grip. "Miss Bennett, please don't make things difficult for us. If anything happens to you, we won't be able to account for it to Alpha Leopold," the bodyguard said anxiously, his forehead veins bulging, and beads of sweat rolling down his cheeks.

The voices grew louder, more distinct, and she recognized them—her father's bodyguards. "Lila! Miss Reid! Where are you?" Their shouts pierced the air, filled with concern and urgency. She took a deep breath, stepping out from behind the tree. The bodyguards spotted her immediately, their relief palpable as they rushed to her side. "Miss Reid, are you alright?" one of them asked, his eyes scanning her for any signs of injury. Lila nodded, her voice barely a whisper. "I'm fine. I just needed some air." The bodyguards exchanged worried glances but didn't press her further. They guided her back through the woods, their presence a stark reminder of the world she had momentarily escaped.

After noticing the situation, the bodyguards approached Evan, prepared to take him away. "Let go of me!" He tried to dismiss the bodyguards while enduring the pain. Liora's cry came from the car. "Mommy! Uncle Ben! I want to look for Mommy and Uncle Ben!" Liora tried to squeeze out of the window. A bodyguard glanced at Liora and told Evan, "Sir! If you don't go, we won't be able to persuade Ms. Liora to leave with us! You may not care about your safety, but you have to consider hers! She is still so young!"

Richie said, reassuring her. "What's going on, Richie? I'm scared," Sharlynn said, still with her eyes closed and her body shaking. The sounds of night animals coming out of their nests tense the atmosphere. Richie tried to distract Sharlynn from the incident, "There might be poachers in the forest. We need to stay alert." Hunters at night in a protected forest? Sharlynn didn't seem to believe Richie's words but put her suspicions aside as she was scared by the night's events.

He narrowed his eyes at Victor and asked, "Is this man troubling you? Should I get rid of him?" "Hey, big man. I'm talking to Roxanne about something serious. Can you please excuse us?" Victor said, a frown marring his face. How dare this lowly bodyguard interrupt them? When Bruce narrowed his eyes at him, Victor shrank back as a shiver ran down his spine. Where did Roxanne get such a scary bodyguard from? "Mr. Ford doesn't want perverts coming close to his bride," Bruce stated and Roxanne couldn't help but laugh out loud.

The Guardsmen, about twenty of them, moved cautiously into the forest of bones, their torches creating a dizzying dance of light and shadow. Liora held her breath, pressing herself and Lyra deeper into the shadow of the skull. She could hear boots crunching on gravel nearby. A Guardsman passed so close to their hiding spot that she could smell the oil on his armour. He moved on. She let out a slow, silent breath. It was working. They were spreading out, becoming disoriented in the vast, strange space. Then, Lyra gasped. It was a tiny sound, barely more than a puff of air, but it was enough.

The wind was calm and I was back within the trees. Talia had just entered Coral's house. I had been waiting outside, hoping for a chance to go talk to Coral. I could feel her emotions through the guardian bond. It wasn’t a very strong feeling that the guardian wolves could feel, but it allowed us to understand and respond to our red wolf’s needs. Coral was feeling anxious right now. It was making me feel anxious, and my anxiety was already heightened from the thought of talking with Coral.

"I need you to think. Has anyone been acting strange around you lately? Following you? Showing up unexpectedly?" I thought about Jordan's frequent visits. About Genesis's interview attacks. About the neighbor across the street who'd been texting me. Wait. "You," I said slowly. "You've been texting me. Watching me through my window. How do I know you're not” "Seriously?" He looked almost offended. "You think I'd threaten you after your father hired me to protect you? That's a terrible business strategy." "Maybe that's your cover. Get hired as my bodyguard so you can get close”