Squid Game Guard X Reader Novels & Stories

The young warrior rolled his eyes at her playfully, definitely enjoying the discussion, he quickly opened the door to stretch his head into the long corridor in front of the exit door then jammed it close quietly, almost immediately. “SINCERELY… you have a very smooth tongue, I can’t believe you talked me into this plan of yours … but I’m on your side, the luna is a good woman and she has helped me a lot” the guard said to her, grinning from ear to ear. He went on repeating the same story of how Tahlia had given him money to take care of his sick sister and even though Grinda was beginning to get irritated with his repeated attempts to shove the story down her throat.

but I am not causing trouble I will just play some little pranks on them hehehe] Gengar goes and taps on one guard's shoulder, the guard turns towards his partner Guard 1 "Did you just call" Guard 2 "No, what are you talking about? get back to your work and stand still" Guard 1 'But I thought he called me, well let's get back to work if the boss sees me lacking he will surely punish me' But then he suddenly feels a tap on his shoulder Guard 1 "Hey why are you calling me?" Guard 2 "Is something wrong with you today I didn't call you, now go back to your work or boss will kill us"

I step back in a panic. “I’m not a deceiver!” I deny loudly. “The pills must be defective!” Mr. Cruz stands uncompromisingly in front of me, and Katrina crosses her arms and smirks behind him. I turn to the guards in desperation, hoping they will hear my words. Aiden steps between me and the guards in a protective movement. “They can’t be reasoned with,” he says under his breath. “They’re gammas — determined workers who will always stay loyal to the most dominant alpha in the room.”

But as a security guard, I couldn’t refuse a resident reporting a possible break-in. I asked a coworker to cover my post and followed him to the 23rd floor. When he opened the door, I saw a woman standing in the living room. It was the same woman from the car. Mr. Reed put his arm around her and introduced: “This is my wife, Clara.” Then to Clara: “This is the security guard, Ethan.” Clara nodded politely, expression calm. She looked at me with total unfamiliarity—as if she truly didn’t recognize me. My suspicion grew even stronger.

Amelia crouched beside Adrian behind an abandoned truck, her pulse pounding. “Final count?” Adrian whispered to Marcus through the earpiece. Marcus’s voice crackled back. “Fifteen guards. Armed.” Adrian smirked. “Amateurs.” Amelia gripped her gun. “You ready?” Adrian’s gaze flicked to her. “Stay behind me.” She rolled her eyes. “I’m not a damn porcelain doll.” His lips twitched. “Then don’t get shot.” Before she could respond, Adrian moved. The first guard never saw him coming. A swift snap of the neck, and the man crumpled like paper.

As if on sight, both guards stood straight, their eyes burning with everything negative you could think of. “Halt,” One of the guards narrowed his eyes, as he barked. “State your business.” “I’m a returning resident.” I kept my voice steady. “I’m Luna Lyra, the wife of Alpha Xander and….” The guards exchanged a look, one that didn't sit right with me, but I pushed that aside as I continued speaking. “So if you'll just let me through…” I'd barely taken a couple of steps forward, before both their swords clashed to form a huge X.

he asked her. “I know you’re speaking to me, because I can see your mouth moving,” she said loudly. “But I can’t hear you.” He held up a finger, then scribbled on a notepad and handed it to her. That’s because both your eardrums are ruptured from the blast, the note said. “Blast? Are you talking about an explosion?” He nodded. “Seriously?” He nodded again. A knock on the back of the ambulance, then the door opening, revealed the same security guard that had come to her aid earlier. He held up her purse where she could see it.

One of them stepped closer to the shelves. My pulse spiked. Don’t react. Don’t react. Don’t react. I forced my gaze to stay forward. The guard’s hand brushed along the spines of the books. Jacob’s presence behind me sharpened. I could feel the tension in him. The readiness. If something went wrong. If the guard reached just a little further. If— “Stop.” Adrian’s voice cut through the moment. The guard froze instantly. “Leave it,” Adrian said. The man stepped back without question. My breath caught in my chest. And then slowly released.

He reached for her hand but I blocked the contact by stepping forward before he could touch her. “Miss Hale needs space,” I said calmly and his expression tightened, a frown marring his beautiful face. I don’t know why I did that but something about him touching her just didn't sit right with me. He was a filthy scumbag. “And you are?” “Kade Wolfe. Bodyguard.” His gaze flicked over me dismissively. “Ah. Of course.” He turned his attention back to Aria. “Darling, I tried calling—” “I know,” she interrupted midway. “I ignored them.” The silence that followed engulfed the entire table.

I called out harshly. “Miss Jade.” He replied calmly, his expression not changing one bit. “What exactly is wrong with you?” I demanded, folding my arms tightly. “Are you secretly auditioning to become Xavier’s wife or something?” The second guard choked on his drink and I rolled my eyes. But at least it was a good thing that somebody here had normal reactions. “I am simply doing my job,” Miquel replied calmly. “Your job?” I repeated in disbelief. “Your job is security, not documenting my entire existence like some creepy diary entry.”