Novel & Cerita Romance Novels About Guardians In Love With Their Wards

I reached my room and slammed the door shut, but just before I could lock it, Liam slipped in, closing it quietly behind him. “You shouldn't have spoken like that,” Auriana,” he said. I turned to face him, anger boiling in my chest. “How could you agree to marry me Liam? I mean we're still in college and…. That's not the point. You know clearly how I feel about Lennox so why did you do this?” His expression hardened and he looked away. “I did it to protect you.” “Protect me?” I scoffed bitterly. “By separating me from the one person I love? I haven't even forgiven you for what you did to Lennox and….here you are forcing a marriage proposal on me. Do you even know what love is?”

I don’t think she’s my mate, but I won’t know for sure until after today. I am one of Alsie/Rana’s Guardians, and as a Guardian, I don’t get a mate. The Moon Goddess decided that the role of Guardian would be too hard on a mate bond, that the bond and in turn the two connected through the bond wouldn’t be able to survive. The role of Guardian meant many nights away from my mate, there would be no way to nurture and grow the bond. The only exception to the rule was if the Goddess paired you with the one you are to guard. Kane was lucky, he was her mate. Me, I’m just a damn fool in love with a woman who rejected me before.

He could not stop replaying the defeated expression in his mother’s eyes. He was indeed soaring at a speed no one would ever catch up to. “Alpha Maxon.” Another guard walked in. “The former Luna sent a message.” “Catherine?” His soaring speed slowed a little. The she-wolf he loved stabbed him greatly the last time they met, and he was yet to heal from it. With hardened jaws, he asked, “Why?” “She says to meet with her in the Garden of Lovers.” That was the exclusive place where mates went to be by themselves. It was only open to high-ranking wolves, so the exclusivity was very assured.

“I hope this is the end of that man with the dogs. He’s from the Hacks family and if anything bad happens to him, what are we going to do? “Besides, your grandfather will surely put the blame on us.” Kaze replied to her, “Don’t worry, Mom. I know what I’m doing. That man won’t die.” Little did everyone know, Agnes jinxed it. That night, after the members of the Guardians finished dinner, which was the dog stew, they went back to Corestone. They used to guard prominent figures, such as elders of the cabinet and ministers of different departments. Spending a few days to protect Kaze and his family was considered something new.

“The Guardian serves for impersonal ones. For balance, justice, and preventing monsters from ruling through fear.” “Then I serve for both,” I replied. “Personal and impersonal. Because I love my family and I believe in protecting people who can’t protect themselves. Is that good enough?” The witch smiled slightly. “That’s exactly what the artifact needs to hear. A Guardian who serves from love rather than duty alone. Who understands that the personal and political are intertwined.” She stepped closer, placing her hand over my heart where the artifact rested. “This will hurt. The Guardian bond sears itself into your soul, marking you permanently. You’ll carry its weight for the rest of your l

Lucas was a month old while Zee was two months old, and their birth was just like any other werewolf pup, unlike their elder brothers. After their birth, however, when the two mothers and their pups along with Kat and Kyana were alone in the birthing room, the four enchanters had visited them, giving their blessings to the two. Kat, Kyana, Amy, and Bianca had gradually gotten close with the guardians, all the while keeping their identities discreet from others. They had even met the other two enchanters, guardian Dean of the east and guardian Nader of the west, and they also learnt the fact that they were the lovers of the twins.

Then a third. Then a fourth. Each crawled across the floor. One toward Logan. One toward Ethan. One toward Jeremy. One toward Thomas. All four stopped at their feet. Jeremy looked down. “I don’t like where this is going.” Ronan slowly exhaled. “The coronation isn’t only for Olivia.” Four heads snapped toward him. Thomas spoke first. “What does that mean?” “Aurelia ruled with four guardians, but they were never kings. They were protectors because their bond was incomplete.”

“This is your home now, Nyra. Whoever strikes at you, strikes at me. Whoever questions you, questions me. And I show no mercy to those who turn against my mate.” The warriors dropped to one knee as one. My eyes widened. The weight, the burden, the doubts that had pressed on me until now suddenly fell away. Aedan no longer held me up alone. A whole pack stood behind me. Cassian remained at my side, tall and proud. When he spoke, his words were not only for the present, but for the future. “The Guardians always watch. We care nothing for bloodlines, but only for who can bear the weight of the crown.”

Fear still haunts me, but now I am calmer, for I could count on my six faithful advisors, whom I consider friends, for it was with them that yesterday I faced my first battle against a horde of masked assassins - again the room changes, we are in the corridors of the castle living out what happened. The Guardians are standing by, in front of the castle, which is surrounded by the assassins. They haven't made any move yet, but from the fourth floor window I see their cruel faces - Romeo is at the window with the Royal Supreme in his hands, he couldn't explain, but he was decided that the book would be called that and the future generations of Guardians would know what he went through to write

They sang of approaching darkness, of ancient powers stirring, of the need for unity between the supernatural and natural worlds. "The guardian and his beloved are one," the eternal roses whispered as they passed. "The town's protection is secured, but the greater battle approaches. Be ready, children of two worlds. Be strong." As they emerged into the pre-dawn light, Iris felt the weight of their new responsibility settling around them. They were no longer just lovers finding each other in the darkness—they were guardians of something precious, protectors of a community that had unknowingly depended on their love for survival. The transformation was complete, but their real work was just be