I Could Be Your Bodyguard 소설 & 이야기

I shook my head, “Still doesn't explain why I need a bodyguard. How would I explain to everyone why I as a mere P.A has a bodyguard. Am I perhaps guarding the company's secrets? Or am I an asset to the company?” “You are an asset to me.” He said. My heart cooed at such declaration, before I remembered his condition. He doesn't feel anything, he can't feel. He might just be having regular instincts to seek for a way to keep me safe. “Well, I am replaceable. Not like I am that good of a P.A.” I muttered the last sentence under my breath. “That's where you are wrong. No one is replaceable. Because no one is truly identical to the T. So, should we get the footage and give the police so a restrai

I chuckle. "That's possible?" He frowns. I nod, I've actually found myself a technique to hide my number a long time ago. "Still you see, they'll somehow find out," he says. "Unless you give them, they wouldn't. And Aaron, from now on, please be with me at all times," I say. "What am I? Your bodyguard?" He asks. "Yeah, I can pay for you to be my bodyguard. Oh, I already lend you money to buy those contacts,"

The sudden quiet rang louder than the gunfire had. “Where are we?” I whispered. “Safe enough for now.” He dismounted and offered his hand again. “Come on.” I stayed where I was, staring at him in the faint moonlight filtering through the trees. “You still haven’t told me who you really are.” He met my eyes, serious. “Bodyguard. Temporary. Hired under the radar.” “My father?” He gave a tiny nod. Something in my stomach twisted. Of course. My father always had a plan. But why hadn’t anyone warned me?

He said while looking at the omelette before him "bodyguard?? that's insane" "Yes it is insane but What is the job of a bodyguard?? Isn't it too stick next to his boss, if you employ a girl as your bodyguard and she always stick next to you every time, trust me people will take back the rumours " He said and CJ thought for a second "Wow, that's a good idea, but it is quite impossible, I need to look for a girl that barely know me, I can't just pick a girl that know me too well"

Giana squeaks. “I said go ahead. Call your father, but I can’t be touched.” He says, dropping his smirk. Giana blinks at him a few times, looking like she doesn’t know what to say. Instead, she huffs and turns on her heels to storm off to the other side of the room. The strange guy takes a seat next to me like he belongs here. “Um, who are you?” I ask him. “I’m your bodyguard. I was supposed to stay hidden and not interrupt your day, but if my boss knew someone laid a hand on you and I didn’t step in, then I would get my ass kicked.” He says all of that with a completely straight face.

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.

the bodyguard says between chews. “No, I have a better idea,” I announce, pulling out my phone and finding my best friend’s number. “I know a guy,” I added, pushing the call button next to Kade Sinclare’s name.

The Moorish guy extended a collapsible cane. "You seem very confident," she informed me. "Of course I am," I stated. "You haven't spotted my bodyguard yet, meaning all of you are truly screwed." "Why would you have a bodyguard?" she inquired. "Why would you want to know?" I countered. "Do you practice being irritating, or is an innate talent?" Brianna regarded me.

"Survival is the ability to swim in strange water." -Frank Herbert- *** There was a bit of silence inside the car before Ana started a conversation after she had stabilized herself a bit. She was not supposed to be surprised when she heard that, because he did have a military past and if her father recruited her to be a bodyguard it must mean he was working straight from the field. Lots of things could happen in places like that so it only made sense, but it was still weird that people could kill others without any consequence, although in this case, it was an act of self-defense.