Sofia The First Protectors Novels & Stories

She began to write on her notepad, her hand moving quickly. "What is she saying?" Sofia asked, her voice venomous. Aurora handed me the notepad, and I read the words she had written. "She says that you're not going to hurt anyone else, Sofia," I said. "She says that she's going to protect us, no matter what." Sofia's eyes widened in rage, and she let out a loud laugh. "You think she can protect you?" she asked, her voice dripping with sarcasm. "You think a mute girl can protect you from me?"

I hold her tighter, fury simmering beneath my calm exterior. “She won’t win,” I promise, though my voice trembles slightly. “I won’t let her.” Sofia watches us quietly, her eyes sharp. “This is only going to get worse,” she says bluntly. “You know that, right?” I nod. “I do.” “And you’re still going through with this?” “Yes.” She exhales slowly. “Then she needs protection. Real protection.” “I know,” I say. My phone buzzes again. Another message.

Sophia, on the other hand, was trying her darndest to dissuade Fia. However, Fia, still crossing her fingers and kneeling to Sophia, kept on pleading, “Just a little? Okay? Just a few tricks would do. Please?” Sophia shook her head. “No, not even a little.” Fia let out a long sigh. “I’m so useless… I can’t even protect myself.” “No, that’s my job. Sir had ordered me to protect you. So I will do everything to protect you! You have my word!” Sophia said to Fia earnestly.

Sophia’s pov Alora’s is the first face I see when I wake up. The dreams of destruction fade back into the realm they’re from and the events that took place earlier come back to me in waves again. Despite myself, despite my legendary strength, I find myself turning away from her and burying my face into my pillow again, crying softly at first, then the tears take over with a mind of their own and I find I can't stop. “Luna Sophia.” The bed dips as Alora sits on it but that only makes me cry some more.

She wants to believe them but it's hard to justify it now based on the betrayal they received from these two before. "Come on, Amor. My daughter is the cause of this trouble. I came here to protect my daughter but I was too late. My smart father caught me," said Mutya. Amor was still debating with herself. But she sent a link to everyone about Ely and Mutya. Fe said they will move to plan Z, through their link. "Let me see if they are telling the truth, Aunt," said Sofia who had reached them. Sofia has the power to see if one creature was telling the truth by merely touching them.

"My protection of you ends right here, and I expect your protection of me to end here too." "My protection of you will not only end, Selena," there was a warning in his tone. A warning I would never, ever heed to. "I shall actively consider you a traitor. A threat to my pack, to my rule, and to my life. You might not even be able to step out of this palace." Sylvia broke into a smile, bringing her hands to fold in front of her. I quietly reached for the weapons I always carried as his guard. A wolfsbane laced dagger and a gun with silver bullets.

Well, at least we aren't competing for the same man. Both Dominic and Dylan lived on the palace grounds like Callie and I did. But we hardly got to see them because they were training to be part of the elite unit called the 'Somatophylakes' or the Royal Bodyguard Shield group. They were recruited from the prestigious cavalry known as the 'Hetaroi' — the finest cavalry in the world. Dylan is slated to lead the personal protection unit for the Prince, Argus. Dominic is supposed to do the same for Princess Amara.

"Tomorrow's going to be a long day." Sofia nodded, suddenly feeling the weight of exhaustion again. As she stood to go, Luca caught her hand. "Sofia," he said, his voice low and urgent. "Whatever happens, know that I'll protect you. With my life if necessary." The intensity in his eyes took her breath away. "I know," she whispered. "I trust you, Luca." As she climbed the stairs back to her room, Sofia's mind whirled. She was in deep now, not just with the case against her father, but with Luca himself. And as dangerous as it was, she couldn't bring herself to regret it.

He growled softly, like he was telling me to hold on, telling me I wasn’t allowed to die yet. Sofia ran to my side and dropped to her knees. Her hands shook as she touched my face. “Luca—Luca, stay with me,” she said desperately. “Look at me.” I tried. I really tried. Her voice pulled me back from the edge of darkness. Her eyes were full of fear—fear for me. “Sofia…” I whispered. She turned to Rex. “Help him. Please.” Rex growled again and stood over me protectively, warning any warrior to stay away.

Luca had brought hot chocolate and sat on the edge of the bed, promising her that one day she would find someone who deserved her. “They were supposed to be my safe people,” Sofia gasped, clutching her chest. “They were supposed to protect me. Not destroy me.” Mia’s voice was steady but worried. “You’re safe now. You’re not alone. I’m right here.” But Sofia was lost in the memory of the kitchen again. The way Luca’s hands had gripped Valentina’s hips. The way Valentina’s legs had wrapped around him. The way they hadn’t stopped even after the glass broke.