Hunter Golden Guard Novels & Stories

"Please remove him." Horton's face turned ashen in an instant. "You found a new protector?" he snarled, his teeth gritted. "Tell me, which man is it now?" A team of highly trained, professional security guards quickly surrounded us. In a place like this, not even the Falcone heir could make a scene. Through the car window, I saw Horton standing there, his face a mask of murderous rage. The car began to pull away.

Angel counted those and there was about 40 highlights. “God damn it, I can’t send out 40 men to watch these guys to make sure they aren’t behind it. And I know someone is because I was there those nights.” “But nothing has been said about anything more happening, right?” “No. The men are watching both parents and family and really nothing seems to have happened. Of course, that’s always a YET.” “We both know that they will probably wait till they think we have let our guard down.” Angel nodded her head in agreement; that normally seemed to be their case.

Silas said rubbing the back of his neck. “And your father is right.” A deep voice spoke. “Whoa!” Silas and Marco said leaning their heads back to look up at the 7 foot 4, 400 lb. wall of muscle smirking down at them. “I’m Royal Delta General Shadow Collins; this is my mate Royal Delta General Jennifer Collins.” He introduced himself and his mate. “Hi, I’m Royal Beta Jyden Hunt.” He greeted them. “Those two over there are the Shadow Twins, Spyder and Spencer Collins, Delta Warriors, and part of the Queens Royal Guards.”

“It has been years.” The Huntress spoke in a hushed tone as she stepped in front of a large dome made of marble and stone, thin vines spread across the smooth surface. “How fast time flies.” she said with a smile as she approached the wooden doors at the center of the dome and placed her palm on it. “I still remember the day that everything changed...” she chuckled at the thought. “Although none can say whether it was for the best or the worse.” She then took a step back and circled the dome, her eyes wandering over to the niches on the walls, carved in the symbol of the guardians chosen to protect what they must hold dear the most.

He shook the thought out of his head. Kimberly saw him watching —staring —but she didn't blink or turn away. She stared right back. He was very handsome. She thought. And boy, were his eyes eating her up. She could feel it from where she stood. And she was giving it right back. The helicopter landed. Before they could board, there was a yell from behind the house. Asher swore and turned in that direction. "Two guards" James said into his earpiece. "Son of a bitch. Early shift change. They just drove up. Paul, get down. On your left—"

The suv pulled into a driveway that had a large wooden gate. She watched as the driver rolled his window down and a security guard walked up to the window. The driver handed him the proper documentation. The security handed it back, went back into the small white booth it was sitting in. There was a loud beep and the large wooden doors slowly moved open. The drove inside and Elayna’s breath was taken away at the lush green beauty hidden inside.

I hugged him and pretended like nothing had happened when I put these on. I approached a guard who was looking around. "Excuse me." "Is there any problem ma'am? "Oh, I witnessed a man take something from this mall and put it in his pocket. I believe he's gonna steal it." I said to the guard. "Are you going to confront him?" "Oh, the one who is dressed in black." Keven made a single point. My buddies were astonished when the guard approached Keven, but they gradually covered their lips to stop giggling.

There was no other information on him. Jade found out there was a generous sum of money deposited into his account. She couldn’t find the owner of the account that sent the money, since it no longer existed. Kellan and I have concluded that someone hired Larry. We weren’t sure what his purpose was, but we at least knew he had intended to kidnap Azura. I alerted all the dragons to keep a low profile until the human left. So far there are twenty humans camping on the outskirts of town.

Shielding only the green-eyed beauty and completely ignoring my other fresh-faced charges. “Why, Hector, you are a complete brute! Just like your father!” My mother’s wry voice rang in my head and I squeezed my eyes shut, shaking my head before snapping them open when more of the tin-headed guards ran back from the gate. “Your majesty! The gates have been secured, we managed to reclaim the last of the keeps from the creatures!” Gordon sounded, standing on his hind legs in salute, the tin armor of his head tipping until it was lopsided enough that I feared it would slip off.

Although, she was uncertain as to why. “Honestly, how could you fall asleep in such a place?” Horus reprimanded. Standing tall over her, he was dressed smartly in a crisp white and sky-blue Day Gate uniform. The Alliance crest emblazed proudly in gold thread on the breast of his jacket, evidence of his status as a full Guardian. It filled Chiri with an odd mixture of pride and sadness, which hung heavily in her chest.