Novel & Cerita The Protector Novel Levi Garrison Free

I know I can't fail. From Chelsea. ***************************** I looked up from the diary. Protector? Who was this protector? I had spoken to Chelsea a few times and she never mentioned that she had a protector. Was he still alive? Maybe he could help us of we found him? There had to be more information in here. I grabbed the book and flipped through violently. It was a short diary with only a few entries and she never even once mentioned her protector's name. "Hazel, look. You have to see this."

"No! I said stop! He's hurt, and he's down! That's enough!" 'Why do you chose to protect him even though he just brought suffering?' Gonzalo thought to himself as he watches Patricia carry Levi into his car and drive away.

I hadn't a clue where in the chaos Grayson was, but I had faith that eventually when he got through the blood bath he would be coming for me and this idiot- I glared icy daggers as the fool that kept pushing me forward, that he'll incinerate him. "Leila!" "Leila!" My name roared above the screams of flames and the battle cries of the mass. My back stiffen automatically, feet planted immobile against the damp ground. I could make out the massive terrifying form of my protector, stalking through the flames as if he commanded them himself. The balls on Grayson makes me terrified of him, of what he'll do should I ever be in trouble. It's just an inate feeling I get in my stomach, a small flutter

Levi’s presence lingered here like a stain that wouldn’t wash out, even though he’d been locked away for months. Gavin’s hand rested firmly at my lower back, steady and protective. He hadn’t said much on the drive here, and I knew it was because he was worried about me. “Stay by my side,” he had told me as we got out of the car. The guard led us down a narrow corridor and stepped outside a reinforced room. Thick glass separated us from the inside. Levi sat at the table, wrists shackled, his dark hair longer than I remembered, his face gaunt… but his eyes were the same.

I sensed her watching us and piecing it together. “He’s my protector,” she whispered. My head looked towards her at her words. “It’s like…” She bobbed her head around as she thought. “It’s like a gamma. The protector is chosen specially for the luna, to keep her safe when her mate can’t. Drew’s kind of the fairy version of a gamma. For me.” I looked back at Drew for confirmation, and he nodded. “That’s all we can really tell you right now,” she finished.

Just wait, you will be begging for me. The next morning I woke up early for training. I needed to stretch my muscles and Petro wanted to be let out. I was looking forward to sparring with Garrison again. He wasn’t exactly a match for me, but he was the strongest warrior here that could hold his own against me. After he had begged me to train him and show him the fighting techniques I had learned with Red Lake Pack, he had improved drastically. He would serve well as Rose’s Gamma. I trusted him with her life. Garrison had told me that Beta Leo would have been the strongest opponent for me, but he had been MIA since the loss of the former Alpha. His son, Guile, had stepped in for him f

As they infiltrated these criminal strongholds, they encountered a diverse cast of characters, some of whom proved to be valuable allies in their quest for justice. One such ally was Isabella, a skilled hacker who had been coerced into working for The Viper. Nathan and Miranda managed to free her from the criminal organization's clutches, and in gratitude, she pledged her loyalty to their cause. With Isabella's help, they gained access to vital information that allowed them to further penetrate The Viper's network. As their investigation continued, Nathan and Miranda discovered the existence of a mysterious artifact that The Viper was seeking, an ancient relic rumored to grant its possessor

“How do you feel about reading romance novels in case I want to talk about my book boyfriends on the ride to work?” Levi cracked a rare smile. “I’ve guarded worse.” I laughed—really laughed—for the first time all day. Stacy smiled too. Quiet, satisfied. And in that moment, I knew. This was the right kind of protection. Levi didn’t eat. Just sipped his water while I poked at my pasta and tried to figure out what the hell you’re supposed to ask a man who’s essentially auditioning to be your human shield. “So, Levi,” I said, setting my fork down. “Have you done this kind of thing before? Guarding someone from an ex?”

"Will you now denounce your bond as her protector?" I looked at Maverick, prepared for him to walk away like everyone else. Instead, he stepped forward and lifted his chin. "I, Gamma Maverick, protector of ex-Luna Maggie of this pack, vow to follow my Luna for the rest of my life. Myow shall never be broken.”

“To answer the knight, this humble man was once a gamma in the Marshland Army, but was removed when the lord changed. I live in the forest now. I survive there.” Up close, I noticed just how tall he was. “You are talented,” Sir Calhoun told him. “If you do not mind, come with me and train under me. You will teach the young knights.” The man hesitated. “No… I am fine in the forest.” “I insist,” Sir Calhoun said again. After a beat, the masked man nodded. “Very well. I am Levi, a former gamma.” “Guard the lady’s carriage, Gamma Levi,” Sir Calhoun ordered gently. “You must allow the healers to tend to you after.”