The Bodyguard Parents Guide Novels & Stories

he said, his small voice filled with awe. The bodyguard’s lips quirked into a faint smile. “Thank you, young sir,” he said, inclining his head slightly. Matt took a step closer, craning his neck to get a better look at the man. “Are you like those bodyguards in the movies? The ones who protect people from bad guys?” Lilian chuckled softly, ruffling her son’s hair. “Alright, Matt. That’s enough questions for now. Let’s give him some space.” “Okay,” Matt said with a grin, still glancing over his shoulder at the bodyguard as he followed his mother into the kitchen.

She grabbed her bag and phone, heading for the door—only to almost bump into her mother. “Mom! You nearly ruined my makeup!” Fiona huffed. Her mother smiled. “Sorry, dear. You were taking too long, so I came to check on you. I see the dress looks perfect on you.” “Thanks, Mom.” Fiona blushed at the compliment. “Come on, the chauffeur is waiting.” As they stepped outside, Fiona’s gaze landed on eight bodyguards standing in formation. Her expression darkened. “What is this?” she asked, frowning. “They’re your bodyguards,” her mother said. “They’ll be escorting you to the company. You need protection, Fiona. You’re our only child, and we can’t risk anything happening to you.”

I hardly knew anything about him! “Irina,” His hands softly touched my hips but he didn’t pull me into his arms. “There is still a lot you have to learn about my world. Please, just trust me when I tell you that you will need them around.” My parents were definitely going to ask me about this, that much was for sure! They would probably also see red flags just like I did and I had no idea how on earth I would explain the sudden appearance of bodyguards to them.

“I’m being honest with my son. He’ll need to learn this, eventually. I had to learn this from my bodyguard and not my parents. At least I’m showing concern and cautioning him. This is just a tip of the iceberg. I’m not trying to tell him all the rules of survival right now. That’s something I’ll ease him into.” “Heath’s he’s a baby. There’s no way he’d understand the need for all this. He’d also not be able to recognize these people or their intent by looking at him. We’ll talk about this later. I can’t believe you didn’t tell me about these bodyguards. When did you do all this? Why didn’t you tell me about putting a guard on me or Geoff? I have a right to know. I’m his mother. What if I saw

For him not to see what this is doing to me. What was the point of the bodyguard. I admit I could be found anywhere like i was in Manhattan. But why? I don’t know what my dad does for a living or how he earned all this money in the first place, but there are times when I can’t help wondering if everything he does is legal. I wasn't a kid not to know what was going on but still. He hid it so damn well. Or i just have never realized and he hasn't even done that.

The middle-aged woman knew her only son’s physical features by heart. It was not without reason that Alessia and Antonio had allowed Matteo to work as a bodyguard for the Winterbourne family’s daughter. Their son’s past romantic experiences were enough to make them agree to Matteo’s decision. As parents, they wanted their son to be loved by a woman sincerely, not because of the wealth and riches Matteo possessed. Alessia’s words made Matteo smile wryly. Even his own mother trusted that photograph more than her son’s words. “Alessia, you shouldn’t speak to your son like that. Give me that mobile,” came a commotion from the other end of the line. Matteo could tell that his parents were current

I'm melting, deeply. "You shouldn't wear these long shoes all the time. Let your legs relax," Red whispers, and I feel the shooting stars crossing the sky at this tiny little gesture. "I'm taking them off," he says gently, seeking my approval. "Okay." I nod, and I think I'm seriously falling for my bodyguard.

His eyes moved from his disheveled daughter to the man he had trusted to protect her. ​"I hired a wolf to guard my lamb," the Don said, his voice a low, terrifying silk. "I suppose I shouldn't be surprised when the wolf decides to eat." ​He raised the gun, the click of the safety echoing like a death knell in the silent library aiming at Xavier.

"Don't be like that Mia. I know you don't like a bunch of people following you around all in the name of bodyguards. I understand. Believe me, nobody in this world hate that like I do. Tell me, before all of these, did you ever see me moving around with even a single bodyguard despite my status? I believe in living a simple life but I had to right now because we do not know exactly who we are up against. The same goes with Audrey. She hated it so much. As weathy as my parents were, they never had one either but I won't make the same mistake both my parents made. Which cost them their life. I didn't mean to bring up my parents but I had to so she could understand me better. "I know you are do