Bodyguard From Lorax Novels & Stories

Oliver said, smiling. "And for mommy's daughter, starting today, Oliver will be your bodyguard, wherever you go, Oliver will guard and protect you, don't make any more trouble, remember that!" Ashley warned her son. However, Yoursa did not hear her mommy's words at all. Her gaze was focused on Oliver, remembering the man's familiar face.

"Why are you avoiding talks about the bodyguard? I just told you how he was a pain in the ass but you don't just want to talk about him." "I don't have any business with the bodyguard. He is just a distraction and if he distracts you, you might not be able to achieve our plan. You need to focus on her and not him." He paused and just when I wanted to talk, he beat me to it and talked first.

*** Meanwhile, Sharon Lidth and Rebecca Robin strutted into Xyla Quest’s ward with a large group of bodyguards behind them. A various array of tonics and supplements were carried by the guards. Xyla and Georgie Clementine were left speechless. The group’s grand arrival was a first for both of them and they were unsure how to register the situation in their minds.

The person at the very front couldn’t move his body quick enough to dodge the attack. Slap! The bodyguard was sent flying and his vision turned black; he slammed right into the wall before passing out completely. At the same time, Harvey swung his palm forward once again. The remaining two bodyguards were sent flying as well; none of them could even crawl back off the ground after they collapsed. Lana and the other beautiful women were completely shocked. They shrieked, filled with fear. “Aaah!” “Your people are no good at all, CEO Toft.”

As they spoke, however, I already had jerked my head up and pulled the scissors out of Bobby’s chubby little hands before running over to the window. “Shit,” I whispered under my breath, then clamped my hand over my mouth in the hopes that none of the children heard me curse. Just as the children had said, someone was watching us through the window with binoculars. It was the bodyguard. He was sitting on the hood of the car, looking right in through our windows! When one of the children waved, he even waved back. “What’s he doing, Miss Moana?” one of the children asked innocently.

Rain sheeted down, turning the forest floor into a slick, black mirror. Leo crouched beside Harlan behind a moss-covered boulder, fifty yards from the armored mobile lab. The hulking vehicle sat half-concealed beneath towering pines, its dark paint blending with the shadows. Two guards in Rossi Security black paced near the reinforced rear doors, their breath pluming in the cold air. The distant roar of Mack’s diversion echoed through the trees – a series of concussive *thumps* followed by the sharp crackle of spreading fire, painting the southern sky an angry orange.

The worst part was just beginning. Leo slowly made his way towards the back of the auditorium where he had spotted his mother’s bodyguard in a heated conversation with another man who almost had the same features as Julian. The only difference between the two was their height. Julian towered over the other guy for about a good foot or so.

This time, Larry didn’t' protest again and they two left the bumping car field. "Larry, I think we should go back to Daddy and Mommy." "Fine, I also think that I shouldn’t let my mother stay with your daddy that long." Larry agreed to his brother this time and they tried to find the two bodyguards. But a suspicious mascot in tiger costume walked toward them. Larry was having a strange feeling looking at the mascot walking to their direction but all his doubts were confirmed, when the mascot took out a sharp thing from his costume pocket and tried to cut Liam.

"Yes, don't let Little Baby shake in your stomach." A second later, Kara appeared with two toddlers holding her hands. "Barbara, meet my little bodyguard. Aren’t they great?" Barbara nodded. "Yeah, I heard they are the best in the world. Even Frank Harper's bodyguard can’t beat them." Louis' lips pursed. "Don't underestimate us, Auntie. For Little Baby, Emily and I are willing to do anything." Emily nodded cutely. "Yes, I will protect Little Baby from anything." Her tiny thumb poked her own chest.

Bullets streaked through the air, hitting the dark figure in the bamboo grove with precision. "We hit him!" The four bodyguards rejoiced, excitement evident on their faces. "It's not possible, it can't be that easy! Get back here!" Austin's scalp tingled, and every hair on his body stood on end as he roared with all his strength. But at that moment, the leading bodyguard suddenly halted, his face changing drastically as he cried out. "It's not a person, it's a paper figure!" Almost simultaneously, Austin saw a black figure descending from the sky.