Protective Boyfriends Novels & Stories

He’s purposely holding himself back for many reasons, a few of which disappear from his mind when Alex pulls him back, lips brushing over his forehead. Boyfriendbots are apparently really, really good at what they do, Shantal observes.

"But in eight years—" "Don't. Don't even think that way." "Why not? You married Jamie eventually. Your boyfriend's father. If forbidden relationships can work out—" "They don't work out. They explode. And everyone gets hurt." I stood. "Promise me you'll stay away from Adrian." "I can't promise that. He'll find me. We both know it." "Then promise me you'll be careful. Smart. That you won't let him manipulate you." "I'll try." It wasn't enough. But it was all I was going to get.

another lady spoke her tag spelt Lucy. Immediately Jacob the boy who spoke earlier pushed him to the wall. "Hey new boy, you might be lucky enough to get a job here but that doesn't and will never mean you are to our class get that, so you better know who and when to speak," Jacob added. " This uniform might really help you looks, it might help you clean up well, but you still look like a stray mutt in a suit." "What the hell is wrong with you guys, stop this right this moment or I will have to report you very irresponsible character," one of the other girls spoke up.

I watched him, my face a mask of ice. "Resources, status, protection," he said quickly. "I'll make everyone respect you. I'll give you the best of everything…" "Listen to yourself," I cut him off. "Declan, do you really think that's what I want?" "Then what do you want?" he asked, desperate. "Aria, just tell me! Anything I can give, it's yours!" "I want a mate who doesn't lie to me." I looked him straight in the eye, my voice firm. "I want someone who stands up for me when I'm being humiliated. I want a mate who would give up everything for me. Can you give me that?"

Part of falling for Ethan meant getting to know his world—and his world included three guys who’d been his friends since middle school. There was Jake, the tallest of the group, with a perpetual smirk and a reputation for being able to talk his way out of anything. He was the one who organized the weekend hangouts, the one who always knew where the party was. Underneath the laid‑back exterior, though, he was fiercely loyal. I’d seen him step between Ethan and a guy who’d made a snide comment about him transferring schools. Jake didn’t throw a punch, but he didn’t have to. The look he gave was enough.

Kelsey's question interrupted her thoughts. "It's better this way, sex between us would complicate things ... I'm not gonna be his fuck buddy, I can't do that, I need a boyfriend ... that's what I need, and Preston is not that person, you know what I mean?" Kelsey nodded, "Yeah, I guess I can see it from your point of view to me sex is just fun if you can have fun with your best friend ... why not, you're young and inexperienced, the more experience you can get the better."

When we finally parted, breathless and dizzy, he rested his forehead against mine, his eyes dark with emotion. “I will not push you further tonight,” he said, repeating the promise he had made before. “I respect you too much to rush this. But I want you to know—from this moment on, you are not alone anymore. Whatever you need, whenever you need it, I am only a call away. Ethan may be your boyfriend, but I will be the one who actually sees you.”

The principal called Casey and her friends for a discussion, but Ariana knew they would likely escape any serious punishment due to their influential status, especially Casey, who was dating Zach, the son of a prominent and powerful man. Zach, the most handsome and richest teenager around, stood at an impressive 6'2" with a commanding presence. His striking appearance, chiseled features, and piercing grey eyes made him captivating to many. Despite his mesmerizing looks, Ariana knew that he was also a bully and a jerk, just like his girlfriend. Zach had even gone to the extent of getting a math teacher fired for giving Casey a failing grade. Summoning her courage, Ariana walked into Casey's b

God, he had meant to protect them – to bring them here so that they were safer – Victor kneels down in front of his boys, placing one hand on each of their cheeks. “You are safe, boys. I am so, so sorry this happened. Please, don’t be afraid. I’ll protect you.” The boys nod, almost in tandem, and Victor’s heart again surges to see how much they trust him. He means it, too – he will do anything – anything –to protect these boys. Take on anyone – kill anyone who threatens them – But can he? Hell, he can’t even protect them in his own back yard. Victor’s face hardens, steely. Changes would have to be made. Now.

Silence followed, heavy, thick with smoke. The boy’s eyes were wide, his lips trembling. “You protected me.” My breath shook. “I almost killed you.” “But you didn’t.” His voice was small, certain. “You saved me.” The Beta watched us, grim and knowing. “The bond is real.” The dream began to fracture—smoke pulling into mist, the fire dimming. The boy’s voice clung to me, desperate. “Don’t let him push you away,” he whispered. “He’ll try. He always tries. But you—” his eyes searched mine, “—you’re supposed to be my shield.”