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The South Regent had told her everything, and she was shocked when she learned that Jeremy had decided to put himself in harm's way. Jeremy had done well, perfectly completing what her brother could not accomplish. It was just unfortunate that he got involved with someone as useless as Stephen. Now, all their efforts were wasted. Both Fabian and Jeremy had sacrificed themselves for nothing. Ethan took out two books and handed them to Ginny. "Before Jeremy left, he got these signed for you." Ginny took the books, momentarily lost in thought. They were Ethan's globally bestselling works, each with his signature on the first page. Getting Ethan's autograph was something her brother had wanted t

Know that trouble is ahead. I stared at the few words written in the article there, and I closed the book. I stared down at the title of the book. The Sixteen Guardian Wolves - Alexander Thorne Reya, Is this true? I asked my wolf. There was quiet for a few moments before I felt her stir.

Sacred geometry. Protective circles. Hours passed. Finally… A single scanned page appeared from an old university archive. Most of it was damaged beyond recognition. Only one paragraph remained legible. “When three become one in purpose, the Guardian awakens. Those who seek to divide them should proceed with caution, for the Guardian answers intention before action.” Emma frowned. “The Guardian?” She laughed under her breath. “How dramatic.” She closed the article. Folklore. Nothing more. Yet the words lingered. Answers intention before action.

At least that is what I have read in the books Cyran wrote. It still didn’t help my concern. I didn’t think I had to worry about him being in danger, although there was a possibility. I was, however, worried that his mental state couldn’t handle the situation. Kellan had mentioned that he heard news about another potential Stone Keeper being found dead in another cave.

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My eyes roamed around and caught someone who was about to plunge into the water. A woman. She brushed her short umber hair backward and simply glanced around her as if she had sensed my presence. Afana chose this person? Not bad. Tch, the first guardian… is a vampire. The orphan girl. Author’s Note: The word 'Happy' isn’t enough to define how much I feel for you all who had reached this part. Also, the word 'thankful' isn't enough to level how much grateful I am to you all for supporting me and this book.

Otis explained immediately. “And you, Oliver?” “I applied as her personal bodyguard. I got his father's trust, and I think I have her trust, too. I just need to make it stronger and some time to make my plan happen,” he nodded at me and stared at the two of us. “You are both playing fire,” he commented. “You must guard your hearts. Who knows? Adira is a woman that every man would want to marry.” I remained silent as I remembered what almost happened last night.

"She just... watched. And whispered something about Mom and Dad." "What did she say?" Clara pressed, her voice shaking. Lucas hesitated before replying. "She said you two have something she wants. And she’ll wait as long as it takes." By mid-afternoon, the group gathered in the library. Margaret, ever the pragmatist, was furiously flipping through the Guardian’s journals while the Guardian herself stood by the fireplace, deep in thought. "Are we safe?" Margaret asked bluntly, slamming a book shut. The Guardian hesitated before answering. "The void is sealed, but the Keeper’s influence hasn’t been completely eradicated. She’s a being of immense power, and her connection to the relic binds her

She came to the security booth personally to thank me. “Ethan… if you hadn’t spoken up, I might never have woken up to what was happening to me.” I felt embarrassed. “I just did what was right. The evidence and the law saved you.” Clara looked at me earnestly. “But not everyone has the courage to help.” Later, the family gave me a generous, legal reward. I didn’t stay a security guard. With the family’s invitation, I joined their company and started in security management. Clara’s grandfather told me:

**This novella is the 10th book in the Guardian series, the 6th in the Guardian’s Next Generation series. While it can be read as a stand-alone book, references will be made to other events and people without full description of those events here. It is recommended that you read the other books in this series before this one. When our mother called Malin and I into a meeting and our brother, the current Alpha, Richard, immediately said no, I knew our time had finally come.