Levi Garrison The Protector Novels & Stories

“ Oh Emily, I have failed as a godfather for your children. I can’t even do anything to protect them. You must be so disappointed with me.” I held his hand as I did not want him to feel guilty about it, it was not his fault. I held his hand again and said. “He is fine god father, don’t worry and Hudson had reached there on time and Jayden is trained in martial art, he can defend himself.” "But we are dealing with very ruthless men, Callie." Levi said softly. Logan got up and held Hudson’s hand. “ Thank you, Hudson, for saving Jayden, your mother would have been proud of you, if she was still alive.”

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.

"You want me to pretend to be your fiancée." Levi took a slow sip of his drink, his gray eyes never leaving her face. He swirled the amber liquid in his glass, the ice clinking softly against the crystal. "It’s a simple arrangement. You need a roof over your head, protection from the people who erased you, and eventually, the truth about who you are. I need a weapon."

I glanced up as he beckoned us forward impatiently. Jeremy and I mounted the steps to stand before our solemn leader. Ezra clasped Jeremy’s shoulder, pride and regret commingling in his tone. “None boast your dual gifts for strategy and inspiring loyalty, young Jeremy. I entrust command of the central garrison to you for the coming battle.” Jeremy blinked, throat rippling convulsively. Then his spine straightened further, jaw firming beneath his beard. “I swear to guard the heart of Freeway until death takes me, Elder.”

although I never saw him sympathize with the ways of the new order, and his wife of nearly 60 years is part wolf, he is still a bear. I am certain he would never hurt her directly, his protective nature towards woman preventing him from doing so, but that doesn’t mean he might not slip up and mention something to a relative. A protective growl leaves my muzzle, caused merely by the thought of someone else knowing about my Tara. “whohoowww there old friend” Jack tries, sounding almost like he’s attempting to slow down a run away horse, but as I growl in warning again, the back door of the Lincoln opens, revealing the slender figure of none other than Linda Mason-Deveraux. I throw a venomous

Gregory obtained information from his two warriors, whom he had appointed as Lavanya's bodyguards. Lavanya's two bodyguards were like the spies that Gregory sent to keep an eye on me and my pack. Gregory is concerned that I will betray my pledge to keep Lavanya happy and safe from harm. I wasn't worried about the presence of Lavanya's two bodyguards because I was a person who kept my word tightly. I tilted my lips as Alpha Cassian's wolf voice and face that conveyed frustration at not having succeeded in killing Zion came to my mind. He's so cute.

Swallowing hard, my heart racing, I stepped into Gideon’s office. “Ah, Raven, my apologies. I completely lost track of the time.” He seemed pleased about something, barely hiding a smile. My stomach twisted, but I tried to push forward, professionally. “I think we need to tighten up some of the protective measures around Leo. Some of his new bodyguard unit are not diligent enough. I wouldn’t trust them to watch Leo’s toys let alone Leo himself.” “Perhaps you could train them then,” he said. “We will need them at their best for you when you take on other matters.”

I can see all the Council and Guard lean in to take a look at the rock. Georgia reaches over and takes it in her and and gasps before placing it back on the table, looking at Lee for answers. "It was designed to take phoenix fire," Levi growled, pulling me closer to him. I place my hand on his chest trying to calm him down. I can hear him purr from my touch. "I'm okay, Lee. You saved me," I whisper.

Jamari’s POV “I really don’t think we need to bring so many Demon’s with us to the old Church Ruins.” I say for the hundredth time since finding out Levi planned on bringing body guards with us to the Ruins. “My Mother has made an appearance twice while we have been here, I am not taking any chances with your safety Red.” Levi says over his shoulder as he gives orders to six mean looking Demons he has stationed outside the perimeter of the Ruins. Once he finished giving out orders the rest of us moved past the barrier warily. Levi had a hunch that we would be able to bring armed guards within the barrier of the Ruins, but we weren’t certain that the old Church wouldn’t send us all flying awa

"Yes listen, I'll tell you why I'm a great option." Evan physically spun around and bit his fist to keep from screaming. "I have one of the safest territories," Levi said quickly. "Constant expansion. Elite guards. Excellent housing. Financial security." I deadpanned. "Charming." "You'd never have to worry about anything again," he insisted. "Levi—" "I can ensure your safety. Give you freedom. Any resources you need. Protection from any pack too stupid to mess with you." His voice softened, earnest in a way that felt like he was exposing his throat to me. "You'd be... untouchable."