The Protector Novel Chinese Novels & Stories

Shortly after the pack meeting, Alpha Connor called me, my parents, Drew, Sam and Talia to his office to meet with the council. I guess my role as protector has officially begun. It is a little bittersweet. Every protector before me started this journey with their mates. The mate bound strengthens us and enhances our powers. We can also share our strength and gain strength from our fated mates. That’s one reason the moon goddess grants the protectors a second chance mate, if they are rejected. All the years that I heard about being the protector and how important mates were, I never thought I would be the one being rejected and have to start this journey alone. Well, not really alone. I will

She smiled happily and ignored Chen Yuting. Liu Xin looked at the formation curiously. She had never seen such a thing before, but she was not in a mood to laugh. "Could this glass-like jar protect us?" she wondered. Chen Yuting was stunned by Tang Rou's smile, but soon, his eyes became gloomy because he realized her bright smile was not for him. "Do you really think this piece of trash could protect you?" Chen Yuting asked in a mocking tone with disdain in his eyes. "Yes," this time, Tang Rou finally replied, but only said one word. She believed this formation could protect them because it was given by Chu Xun. When thinking of Chu Xun, she smiled brightly again.

**ALANNAH** Connor told me we would be leaving for Paris tomorrow, I tried really hard to show my excitement even though I was not really excited, I was scared, scared that my uncle will once again find us and this time he will hurt Connor. I didn’t want Connor in any kind of danger, I feel it’s kind of like my job to protect him now from the danger of my uncle and besides he shouldn’t be caught up in all of this mess. It’s my problem, I should definitely deal with it. I sighed before smiling and cuddling Connor even tighter, he pulled me in and as usual gave me a kiss. Closing my eyes I drifted to sleep.

Jessica pulled them away, walked to the front, and said, "They just want to protect me. Miss Chen, you don't have to be afraid. But I have to tell you that I'm not a mute now." Chen Chen looked at Jessica's closed lips in astonishment. Although her pronunciation was a bit weird, she could hear every word clearly. "You..." Jessica smiled and swept her from head to toe indifferently, saying, "Miss Chen's status is noble. This place is not suitable for you."

"Let's get you kids home now." That's Samuel, the guy who had been the warmest I have known from the beginning. Smart, good-looking, and always speaking in a gentle gesture. Tell me, which type of girl can resist him? But, this rainy day has marked the darkest history of my life. I couldn't believe myself, even Mr. Bong the school security officer isn't someone who is protecting us. Yet, he bears a hideous intention towards the students under his protection. I don't belong at home, a school is not a safe place for me either. Even the solace I find in the rain will always remind me of today.

’ Layla slammed her book shut, and pressed her hand against her lips as the reality dawned in her. ‘Does this mean Zayne is my protector? Zayne? My protector?! It makes sense since he’s my mate but Zayne as my protector?! This is crazy! He can’t be by protector! He hates me! How is someone who hates me supposed to protect me? If I were hit by a truck and thrown down a cliff, he would cheer.’ She threw the book on the ground again and fell face-flat onto her bed.

She nodded toward Rigel. “That’s a lie,” Rigel said immediately, his voice like steel. Lyra smirked. “Is it?” She handed me the book, and my hands trembled as I opened it. The pages were filled with symbols and text I couldn’t understand, but the drawings—one in particular—made my blood run cold. It was of a protector and their bonded. The protector’s strength grew as the bond deepened, feeding off the power of the marked one. “Stop reading that,” Rigel said, his voice tight.

I just stared—pity in my eyes, like watching a bug thrash in a web. "That so? Then let's finish it." I didn't flinch. Just raised my hand and called the sky. A blast of moonlight ripped through the clouds, wrapping me in a glowing pillar. The filthy mist hissed on contact, burning away like ice under a blowtorch. "No! This can't be!" Julian froze, eyes wide. His so-called dark power looked like a joke in that light. I pointed at him, voice sharp and final. "In the name of The High One—ruler of Aetherium, I cleanse your sins—and cut the last tie between us."

I say I understand he says with a nods and leaves. I hold my ground as the moon sets, waiting for Caelorn’s signal. The silence drags like forever. No whisper, no scrape, no sign. I guess I have to try by myself “Let’s go home,” I mutter to my soul. The lock yields easily beneath my hand.The open door is no victory, only a lure. Beyond it lies a path dimly lit, patrolled by Protectors—wolf-eyed protectors who see even through shadow. One turns toward me. My body flattens to the stone wall, breath locked, eyes clenched tight as if that alone could strip me from sight. His gaze hooks into me, sharp as fang. In that hopeless heartbeat, I brace for chains, for the dragging back.