Hunter Golden Guard Novels & Stories

"Take this woman away from the general quarters and send her out of the city. Remember to be careful with this one." "Yes, Master Darryl." The guard called out in response, moving to take Robin away. "Hold it!" Suddenly, a loud cry came from the distance before a guard was seen hurrying over with a few men. All that could be seen was that he was broad and stocky, with bushy brows and a solemn expression. He was clad in gold armor, radiating an air of authority. It was the head Golden Hall guard—Neo Don. "Head Guard." The guard Darryl had instructed stopped in his tracks immediately, calling out in response.

It was a completely different thing to execute it; years of training with Bradley told me that. “Next, the triplets need to pledge their Guardian Knight oath to you and then we need to prepare for your shift. We have almost two weeks until your birthday and because of Hades awakening, we need to be as far away from this pack as possible when it happens. If not, they will know who you are and they will stop at nothing to get to you,” Bradley said, his game face also in place after seeing I wasn’t on the verge of an emotional breakdown anymore. Turning to everyone, I squared my shoulders exuding confidence and said, “All right, boys, let's do this.”

He was on the third document when the line rang, not his mobile, not the direct line he had given out to the people who needed it, but the internal line, the extension that connected to the security post at the main gate, that rang only when the gate had a situation it needed to pass upward. He looked at it. He answered it. The guard's voice was measured and professional, which was the specific quality of a person who had been trained to deliver unusual information without the inflection that made information feel unusual. He said that there was a man at the gate. He said the man had been there for eleven minutes and had declined to state his business or produce identification beyond a singl

He reached for her hand but I blocked the contact by stepping forward before he could touch her. “Miss Hale needs space,” I said calmly and his expression tightened, a frown marring his beautiful face. I don’t know why I did that but something about him touching her just didn't sit right with me. He was a filthy scumbag. “And you are?” “Kade Wolfe. Bodyguard.” His gaze flicked over me dismissively. “Ah. Of course.” He turned his attention back to Aria. “Darling, I tried calling—” “I know,” she interrupted midway. “I ignored them.” The silence that followed engulfed the entire table.

Lewis's p.o.v "There are disks over there on the shelf, I have prepared everything for you, I'm sure you can find whayou are looking for. If you want you can get them. And here are the keys." The security guard said while handing them to me. "Okay thanks," I answered then got the keys and went to the shelf. I browsed through the shelf with a smile because I believed I didn't lay a hand on Sharon. The security guard stood up and moved closer.

My Beta asked. "If that is the case, then I will be glad to have her and our pack will finally have a Luna. But I am not going to push her to accept me if she does turn out to be," I replied. When we finally arrived at the Lunar Eclipse pack, we were greeted at the main gate by a guard shack with two tall wolves dressed like they looked like they were on the set of Men in Black. And I couldn't help but chuckle at the sight of them. They seemed so serious at the post, but when they saw us pulling up they were all friendly. "Such an overkill, on outfit choice your Alpha has you wearing while on guard duty, don't you think?" I asked them. They looked at me perplexed. I just smiled at them and w

I instructed, giving Dani a quick kiss before rushing to catch up with Kurt. “Sounds good. How many do we have in total?” John nodded. “Two hundred-twelve,” Kurt stated. “Two hundred-thirteen.” I scoffed, making my presence known. “Weren’t you supposed to stay behind?” Kurt questioned, with his eyes narrowed on me. Of course, he thought he’d left me behind—stupid wolf. “I’m not one of your pack. I don’t have to obey you. Tanner stayed behind. He called in some wildlife reinforcements to be exterior guards.” I shrugged before shoving canisters into each of our hands.

I lean onto the window frame, watching my car parked in the same place we did yesterday. And suddenly Red appears into view, taking my breath away. He is with an old man, who seems to be the mechanic judging from his direct gaze toward the car. They are talking while at it. I blush right away, watching Red as he takes his phone and shows the old man something from it. I wonder what they're doing, but I'm pretty sure it has everything to do with the repair. My phone buzzes out of the blue and I'm inclined to abandon the pleasure of ogling my bodyguard. Frowning, I follow the sound until I find my mobile. My smile fades instantly at the caller's ID.

For some reason, he was glad that the resemblance ended there. Leonard looked closely at their new “bodyguard” as his mother showed him around. He knew the situation was serious, more than his mother let him believe. Someone was after them or, more precisely, his mother. He took his time assessing Julian Turner. The man was built like a tank, and that gave him assurance that no one would get to his mother as long as Julian was around.

I licked the sugar off my lips to get rid of the taste. While everyone made a fuss over Mandy to get their treats back, I crouched down next to 288. His expressionless black eyes stared right through me. “288, I want you to answer some questions. Is there anyone guarding the treasury?” 288 flapped his tiny wings once and then folded them. “We are all guardians of Darkholme Mountain.” “Okay, but is there a guardian assigned to stop anyone from entering the treasury?” If he wanted me to get specific, I would get specific.