Her Protector Novels & Stories

“If he groped you, he’d lose his hand—” “Which I would never do.” Helios rolled his eyes, leaning back on the bench he sat on, where he had watched Dain and I bicker for the last fifteen minutes. “And yes, I’m your protector. Which means that everything I teach you is for emergencies only. You won’t be running headfirst into any fights, not if I can help it.”

He was actually inside it, turning something over that required the full machinery of him to turn, the word on the paper representing not just an answer but the complete dismantling of every answer he had given before it. Three ticks. He looked up at me. "Protector," he said. The word sat in the room. I held it there, I did not respond immediately, I did not soften what had just been delivered by rushing a reply toward it. The word deserved the space it had taken thirty years to arrive at. Protector. Not heir… Not Alpha. Not the successor he had spent three decades positioning himself to become, the seat he had tried to take by force, by manipulation, by burning everything around it that sto

His gaze was furious yet filled with pity. “Next time I tell you to stay, you do!” Kade commanded. I had to admit—he was right. So I said nothing. “How did you know I was here?” I asked. “Because I followed you,” he replied. But I wasn’t satisfied. The lake had been enchanted—how did he access me and bypass Linda? “Who are you, really?” I asked, struggling to sit up. He helped me and stood, his eyes fixed on the ocean. “I’m the Alpha Protector,” he whispered.

“No. Isaiah, you don’t have to do that. When it comes to her safety nothing else matters. Please let me stay. At least until we find whoever wants to kill her.” “It’s a bad idea Palmer and you know it.” “But it won’t be the only bad idea you’ve had in your life. Come on Isaiah, you know me. We’ve hunted down deeply deprived monsters in this world together. You know I’ll protect her.” Palmer stood and tapped the desk with his index finger. “I’ll protect her with my life.” Isaiah leaned back on his chair, glancing at Palmer broodingly. “It’s truly a bad idea, but you’ll stay until we get the person who hired the mercenaries.”

“Anyone who defended the betrayer is also my enemy.” My eyes bulged. “I am mere—” Glancing over her shoulder, Dawn shook her head. I was surprised when Beta Valentine went to my side, only to find out he was guarding the queen. His current situation showed how he defended the alpha king to the best of his abilities. He was no better than the alpha king. In fact, he was the worst. His once fancy clothes were torn. His legs were bleeding. A bandage wrapped around his stomach. I craned my neck.

a guard woke up Dhari. When Dhari woke up from his sleep, he saw Drake standing in front of his cell, with his arms folded behind his back. His eyes widened with fear. His Cousin Yeshua reminded him about the prophecy and he understood Drake is the protector of the princess. "Dragon protector" Dhari whispered with fear. Dillon couldn't hear what Dhari said, but Drake and Mason did. Drake smirked at the petrified look in Dhari's eyes.

His lips were almost white, and the bond between us felt so tenuous that every breath I took was a plea. I touched her forehead. “I’ll be back,” I told her. “And so will you.” She didn’t answer. My soul cracked; I stood up and looked at the gods. “Protect my family,” I snapped violently. The Luna Goddess nodded. “We can’t fight the battle for you,” she whispered. “But you can protect them,” I snapped without fear. The goddess didn’t hesitate; she held out her hands, and a silver dome enveloped Eloise, Emmett, Grace, Temra, Isa, and our son. The creature roared with fury at the sight of the protection. That told me it was important.

"The Sovereign is focusing all my processing power on the pregnancy. I’m... I’m going offline." He didn't hesitate. He scooped me up into his arms, his hold so tight I could barely breathe. It was that obsessive, suffocating protection I had grown to love and fear in equal measure. "I don't care if you go offline," he hissed, his eyes scanning the darkening sky for drones. "I am the Shield. I am the only firewall you need. I will burn every city on this map before I let them touch either of you."

Julian’s thumb reached out instantly, gently wiping the moisture away, his touch tender and fiercely protective. ​"He knew," Maya whispered, her voice trembling with emotion as she looked up into Julian’s storm-gray eyes. "He knew you would protect me." ​"I promised him I would," Julian growled softly, his fingers tangling into her dark hair, pulling her face closer to his. "And I don't break my promises to Harringtons."

"I wasn't pretending anything. You were acting like a fool and taking unnecessary risks. Also, a god shouldn't be such a moron." "Ouch. You're the one who shouldn't have protected me in the first place. I'm grateful for that, but it was stupid of you. You got hurt by someone from an enemy clan. Pandora says you keep trying to kill yourself." Silence. "Is she telling you such things? She has a big fucking mouth," he muttered between his teeth, narrowing his eyes. "And I wasn't trying to kill myself. I just couldn't let you die while I could do something to stop it."