Los Guardianes De La Navidad Novels & Stories

The weight of Xavier’s words hung in the air, thick and undeniable. The Guardian. A name whispered in old legends, a force that had once stood against the darkness and lived to tell the tale. If anyone could help Henry, it was them. Diego’s expression darkened, his jaw tightening. “That’s impossible,” he said. “The Guardian disappeared years ago. No one has seen them since.” “But they’re real,” Xavier insisted. “And they’re our only hope.”

the second one says. “Let me say hello girls,” their mother says, and the girls step away. I almost feel cold without their sweet embrace. I blink and shake my head before standing. Their mother gives me a knowing look. “They’re Guardians. I’m not positive, but mom, Aunt Cara, Aunt Grace, and I have all talked and we think that their Guardian gift is making others feel safe and loved. I’m Malin,” she says, just as another of Reagan’s sisters comes striding up.

Elena Vance is a young warrior trainee in the Silver Moon werewolf pack. Her mother died protecting the royal family, and her father lost his legs in the same war. Everyone expects Elena to become the personal bodyguard for Prince Kai, the future Alpha of the pack. But Kai never even looks at her or speaks to her. Elena feels completely invisible and useless. Everything changes when Alpha Lucian, the handsome and dangerous leader of the rival Bloodfang pack, arrives suddenly at their territory. Lucian shocks everyone by claiming Elena as his mate and Luna. Suddenly, Kai realizes what he is about to lose and steps up to claim Elena for himself. Elena is stuck between two strong Alphas—one who

He had been paying the particular quality of attention that noticed shapes. He had noticed. He walked through the east courtyard in the thin afternoon light and he thought about shapes and he came through the secondary door and along the service path to the gatehouse, and the guard met him there with the particular neutral expression of a professional who understood that his role was to escort and not to interpret. He said the man was in the visitor bay. Leonard went in.

It was an awful feeling. I could barely speak without gritting my teeth. "Stop messing with me… I'm just a security guard. If my superior finds out, I could lose my job." Ms. Bombshell chuckled. She wrapped her hand around my manhood through my pants, gently squeezing it. "Think about it, Mr. Ziegler. Do you want me to give you a hand, or would you rather keep your boring job?" Her hand was small, but her grip was frightening. I found myself slowly melting away in her grasp.

"And what happens when these Hunters find out you've broken a rule?" "Then, there's hell to pay," Giovani admitted. "They'll show up, usually with their Guardians so that they're protected, and take you out. Once you're gone, man, you're gone. There's no coming back the next time." Gasping, Jack asked, "They have Guardians?" "Yep," Giovani confirmed. "And we can't kill Guardians. Only Hunters. We can kill them. But they have silver bullets, and that's pretty hard to get around."

Not long after passing through the tax collector, our chariots pulled over before the ones called the Guardians. It just seemed that they were acquainted with my Uncle Ramsey and, hence, wasted no time on him. “For years,” Dorothy explained, “the Guardians have guarded our home from invaders who somehow managed to pass through the tax collector and wished to cross over to the other realms. At such, our world has know peace for as long as we existed, ourselves. Although there were plenty of enemies here, it had, literally, nothing to do with making a coalition with humans. Those of us who decided to live with humans, such as your parents, do so without letting their gifts get discovered.”

I listened to Mr Jonathan and became even more confused, how could someone as amazing as that possibly be me, the only battles I've fought are the ones in the examination hall. "Listen to me child, I know it is going to be rough, but we have almost approximately a year in human time and a decade in our time before Altheda come back to assault us and your world will not be spared either, now the fate of both worlds lie on your shoulders. You child decide if you will fight or not, but we do not have much time. For now, I give you my blessings as the former guardian, when you are ready, you know where to find me." And immediately my door swung open and I turned around and saw my Mom and some do

Hernandez looked at the mansion that stood before him and lamented, “You're the only one in the de Arma family who hasn't changed. Even I have to spend the rest of my life in a wheelchair now.” The butler looked at him. “As long as you’re still alive, no matter what you’ve become, you will still be my master.” The butler took over Nolan’s position and pushed Hernandez into the mansion. Maisie and Nolan were still standing in the courtyard. She leaned her head on Nolan’s shoulder and said, “It's a relief to have Grandpa back to stay in the de Arma family mansion.” Nolan grabbed her into his arms and kissed her forehead. “Don't worry. I handpicked all of the de Arma family's bodyguards, and th

A faint smirk tugged at the corner of his mouth before disappearing almost instantly. “It won’t last.” I hated how relieved that tiny expression made me feel. I crossed my arms. “Fine. Kael. Start talking.” The wind shifted between us, colder now. “You know the story they tell about the Guardians?” he asked. I nodded slowly. “They’re chosen to protect the balance between creation and ruin.” “That’s the version meant for children.” Something uneasy twisted in my stomach. “What’s the real version?” Kael’s gaze lifted to mine again. “The Guardians were never meant to destroy ruin,” he said quietly. “They were created to contain it.”