Fnaf Security Guards Novels & Stories

He needs to be sure he is not caught gossiping, or his career will dramatically end here and now. "What?! Why?" The second in command among the bodyguards, Gerald Finn, answered in surprise that the caller didn't even get to say anything before asking such questions in a panicked voice. "I am asking if anything happened to our Little Boss today?" Fadz barked. He is actually the head of the security team, so he needs to know every important detail. He took the assignment to be her driver to keep a close eye on her when she is out of the school premises. Because they are convinced that there won't be anything serious to worry about when she is inside the exclusive school's walls, seven of his

Brooke, we’ve left for Zenith Horizon. Perfect. [I’ll see you at the company, then.] Suppressing a smile, I followed behind Lenora and Nathan’s car to the office. The moment we walked in, Nathan couldn’t wait to show off. He gathered the staff like a ringmaster before a show. “This is our new security guard. Everyone, be kind to him.” Someone whispered under their breath, “What a loser.” Nathan smirked, encouraged by the insult. Then he added with mock sympathy, “He’s been hiding abroad for ten years. Poor guy’s not used to normal life. If he messes something up, just be patient with him.”

Fiona remembered the past and said unhappily, “Is it because you found that bodyguard salaries are not cheap, so you’re reluctant to hire one?” Fane felt ashamed and quickly explained, “Mother, please don’t worry, that’s not true. I’ll go find one today. I actually went to look for one today, but I found that the security companies are not that reliable. I’ve already asked someone to help find me a reliable bodyguard. They should send someone in the afternoon today or tomorrow!” Fiona thought about Fane’s reply. “It’s good that you think that. Don’t hire too many people. There are only so many of us, and we won’t be going out often. Just about a dozen would do!”

"I'm going to order regular drills from now on. If you don't respond promptly, you can look for another job." His expression of outrage as I turn on my heel cuts no ice. I tap into my phone. "Francis? I'd like you to run some background checks for me...." Where were the security guards recruited from? .... .... Klempner's spy.... ***** The checks don't lead where I think they might. The security guards might be slapdash, bone-idle and inefficient, but nothing flags up as criminality, dubious connections or blackmail material. Back to square one.... I'm beginning to sympathise with Michael's 'frustration modus operandi' I could cheerfully hit something myself. But if I tried to punch through

Positioning sensors along the property line. By morning, the farmhouse had triple the security. All invisible. All running in the background. "No one gets within a hundred meters without us knowing," Marcus said. "And I've hired two additional guards. Former military. Discrete. They'll patrol the perimeter in shifts." "How much is this costing?" Dante asked. "Does it matter? Can you put a price on your family's safety?" "No. But I also don't want to live like we're under siege." "You're not. The kids won't even notice. The guards stay out of sight. The cameras are hidden. Life continues normally. Just with a safety net."

"You too. Move aside." Frank scowled, "I'm the head of Lanecorp's health and security department, and Noel's company is a subsidiary of Lanecorp." "Lanecorp?" The security guards paused before snorting. "Never heard of it. And head of the health and security department? That just means you're a security guard leader. What are you trying to prove here?" Everyone laughed at that. "Get out of here, you hear?" "Or we'll start using force!"

They were driving to see a security company. “We need more guards,” Calla said. “We cannot be safe with just Marco and Luis. Not with Alfredo as an enemy.” “I found a good company,” Neva said. “They are called Aegis. They are very professional. They do not ask too many questions.” “Good,” Calla said. She looked out the window. “We will get more guards. Then we will get Damien’s house. Then we will be safe.” “And the babies,” Neva said softly.

"I won't let you down Dad, I promise." Cindy and Tessa look to each other confused. "Guard?" Tessa asked. "Uniform?" Cindy also asked. "Oh yes. Cindy, Love, Carlos here decided to start working at House Of Terry as a security guard." The sound of cutlery being dropped was heard. "What?" Cindy asked unbelievably "Are you out of your mind?" Tessa added.

ETHAN I tripled security within the hour. My men were everywhere including all entrances to the ceremony grounds, the trees, and the main road. I pulled in twelve additional wolves from the Northern Pack's inner guard and put two of my best fighters in plainclothes at the edges of the crowd. I walked through the whole place myself twice before I was satisfied. Almost satisfied. "You're going to wear a groove in the ground," Fen said beside me. He was my head of security and had been for three years. He was very dependable and very good at pretending to look relaxed when he wasn't.

Thompson laughed. “The girls told me that she told them to call her Aunt Sles.” Hadrian shook his head. “I don’t know what to say to that.” “She hates formalities.” Gunny said from where he stood close to the door. He was a human who had served with the Luna in the Marines. Now, he worked for the pack as the security officer for humans and cooperation. Gunny was a tall and buff Hispanic man with a flattop and clean shaved face. He took his job seriously but enjoyed kicking back and relaxing with his friends and family. “I need to talk to you about the change in the mutual aid agreement with the surrounding communities.”