The Protector Novel Levi Garrison Novels & Stories

Ganter said, “We were robbed today, and Austin’s leg was shot. He will be disabled for the rest of his life. I just went to beg Ethan, and he agreed to let us return to Metropolis.” “What?” Simon was stunned. There was too much information in Ganter’s statement. They were robbed, Austin’s leg was crippled, and most importantly, they had to obtain Ethan’s approval just to leave. Why? Simon frowned. Who was the one in charge of Riveria? Was it not supposed to be Stephen? Why did they need Ethan’s permission to leave? Moreover, how dare someone rob them and even cripple Austin’s leg? Worst of all, it happened in Hill City, which was under Stephen’s jurisdiction!

"Don't be scared to express yourself with Logan. He's doing everything to give you space until you are ready for a wild ride - but don't take too long for him to wait for you, and I bet he says that he will because I know in his pants it's not patient enough to wait. Don't be afraid and mark him; otherwise, he will be taken. Don't let another Heather take him." I sat there listening to Lily's wise words. It's like she's a reincarnation of Gandhi, not because of their ethnicity but because she has the right things to say. And I was paying attention to her. "You think he won't leave me?" I asked quietly. "He won't," she promised. "But if he does, then let me know. My dad gave me a taser for em

"Hold her down. If she's my savior, let her save me again—with her blood." Isabella screamed, thrashing like a wild thing. "No! Julian, you're insane! Let me go! Don't touch me!" The bodyguards didn't blink. They slammed her to the floor. Dr. Wells grabbed the same device he'd used on Sera—quietly prepping for the transfusion.

Her face heated when the memory flashed in her mind. “Good morning, Mr Lopes. My name is Isaiah Wilson, part-owner of Global Security, and this is Palmer Burris. He’ll be one of the bodyguards charged to protect your daughter.” Palmer gave a curt nod; his hands clasped behind him. Hearing the news that Palmer–the man she had earth shattering sex with last night–was now her bodyguard, Natalie’s knees nearly buckled under her. She faltered to the nearest lounge sofa and plunked down. Her eyes finding refuge in the scene of high-rise buildings, their windows reflecting the morning sun.

*** Wild Wolves Gang Ryley Shine (the alpha's son) Zander Brown (the Beta's son) Wendy Yeoman Clarke Hazel (Former member and Ryley's ex-girlfriend) Tbc. (There are a lot of things that come from book 1, so it's recommended to read it before you begin this journey. A lot of flashback segments are going to appear that have to deal with the first book, that's why I would suggest you pick up the first book first. And I hope you liked this chapter. Thanks for reading and don't forget to comment and give five stars please.)

“Alpha Tobias held a party for our visitors. It is his plan tonight and all the werewolves are invited. You are invited. Gavin already told me to bring you.” I pulled my hands from Vera's grip to go back to my work. “Party was no longer in my head. I am already a gamma. Raven trusted me with this job. He put me there because he's expecting me to defend the pack. I will defend the pack even if they didn't ask me to after what I did. I have no time to attend a party. Tonight, I will lead the practice of our protectors.”

“What’s the use of this meta-card thingy?” “Ooh, it’s a ticket for the other infrastructure. Like the school, everything inside it is unplottable.” She moved closer to her, her hands on her mouth. “Chell said the headmaster’s a nutter who loves making our lives hard. Just don’t tell anyone I tell you that.” Then she ends up in a giggling state. Five minutes later, they’re already standing in front of the protector who scanned the three of them. He’s wearing a silver suit of armor and the eyehole of its metal was concealed in horn-rimmed glasses. It gave the protector extra-sensitive eyes that would help him detects suspicious things.

also spoke of the pack killer's protector." I told Atlas. "I knew he had something to do with your disappearance. I know that you are the moonstone guardian and Kara I am your protector as well. But I know where you are now. I know that the mountain range happens to be on the land of Bishop's. I will come and get you my aruna. Just hold on, I'll be there tonight." he told me. "Be safe, Atlas. I don't know what I would do if anything happened to you." I told him. "I will," he replied. And with that he cut off the link just in time as Elder Bishop came back into the room. "So did you get a chance to look at the book?" he asked me. I didn't respond to him. I just looked at him with a glare. Al

"You want me to pretend to be your fiancée." Levi took a slow sip of his drink, his gray eyes never leaving her face. He swirled the amber liquid in his glass, the ice clinking softly against the crystal. "It’s a simple arrangement. You need a roof over your head, protection from the people who erased you, and eventually, the truth about who you are. I need a weapon."

said the one on Ursa’s right, his gaze sharp and unblinking as he studied my face. “Vanus,” the last one drawled from the left, yawning like he was already bored with the entire situation. I stepped back, relieved they weren’t members of any pack hunting us. The Guardians. That’s who they were. The Protectors of our kind who also had the power to wipe a rebellious pack. They seldom appeared anywhere, which meant their presence here was no coincidence. Something had dragged them from the safety of the Castle of Protectors into the outside world, and it couldn’t have been anything small.