The Student Guardians Are Obsessed With Me Novels & Stories

“Watch your tone. We are trying to protect you.” “Protect me?” Our son’s voice cracked with anger. “By ruining the first good thing I’ve had? Everyone at school has normal lives. I have guards and lockdowns and parents who fight all the time. Maya makes me feel normal. She likes me for me, not because I’m a Kane.” My heart broke. I leaned closer to the screen. “Sweetheart, we’re not trying to ruin anything. We’re scared for you. Derek Voss has already been seen near your school. If he uses Maya to get to you—”

If that happens, they will find out that I’m living with Luca de Milano and thus, giving my mom and Rodrigo a hard time. “Because I think you’re just t-testing me.” I don’t know if I answered correctly. It may sound confident but deep down I’m trying my best not to wet myself out of fear. Otherwise, bullies find fascination towards preying on the weak even more. “Testing you?” he starts roaring in laughter, ignoring the fact that students might come in anytime. Speaking of which, when is the gate going to open? “You are funny, Nina, I’ve never thought of that at all!”

Mary said, her lips crinkling in distaste as she said the word ‘classes’. “And how do you know all these?” I questioned skeptically. “I just told you, I am your guardian. I know a lot more about Ultima Luna than you do.” She said, with her gaze fixated on my face. “What exactly is a guardian?” I asked quickly, I was fast becoming too confused, and my head felt like it was about to explode— But, I wanted to know more! “Emily, you look like you’ve seen a ghost!” A voice said worriedly beside me, pulling me out of my reverie.

Moana The first day that my colleagues and students got wind of the bodyguard situation was already bad enough. By the second day, people were really beginning to pick up on the fact that a strange, intimidating man was sitting outside of the school and watching me with binoculars. Combined with the fact that everyone seemed to think that I was bad luck as a late bloomer, I quickly became even more of an outcast amongst the other teachers and even some of the older students. What I was most worried about, though, was that this would somehow reflect on Ella. I could handle people looking negatively upon me, but if they began to look negatively upon Ella because of me, then I couldn’t live wit

she looked around and saw that her aunt had turned the compound into a garden She rings the doorbell and the door opens as if it had being expecting her She sees her old aunt in her wheelchair as she runs to hug her "Look at my little Talia" Aunt Gladys said patting her back "I'm sorry for not coming over frequently, school and my job keeps me busy " Natalia said "I know darling, i know how much you're going through and how stressed you must be... I feel more like a burden on you, you keep sending me funds just for my silly medication " "No please don't say that, you're not a burden okay? Don't ever say that unless I'll become upset with you" Natalia pouts

“Not yet, but it’s about to be.” He hits the button to call the elevator, and we wait as the other two guards, Leo and Dice, join us. A student turns into the little vestibule, takes one look at Leo’s and Dice’s suits, and turns back around. Just another thing to make me stand out. The whole trip home is quiet as I turn over the day in my mind. I already have ideas about my homework, but part of me kind of wishes I wasn’t going back tomorrow. I don’t want to be stared at again.

But their own hacker was currently busy following a lead on the lost princess and several other missions, so he couldn’t spare the time. The new scholarship student showed some promise; according to their guardian program running a watch on the school’s technology, she had hacked into their system to d******d a video of her being attacked and defending herself. She had gone about it so well, that the guardian program had almost missed her, if it hadn’t been set to check all d******ds from the entire system.

“You don't need to be afraid, Ivy.” That name. Who the hell was Ivy? I wanted to correct her, but she kept going. “It happens each academic session. Students panic because they forget things. Many of us have already been through that. You'd adjust with time.” She added. Adjust to what I didn't understand? I almost laughed at the absurdity of her words. No, this wasn't some cute case of nerves. I had never been here. I didn't even know where here was. “You probably don't recall this either,” she added, “but you selected me as your guardian last year.” She said,

“I’ll be a good student.” “And we’ll be good teachers,” said Eli with a hint of predator in his gaze. His smoky tone and gleaming eyes left little doubt he was talking about something completely different than self-defense. She swallowed the sudden lump in her throat, not sure if she was anxious or excited about the future. It seemed impossible, with so many daunting tasks ahead of her, but she’d been blessed with six guardians to navigate it with by her side. It wasn’t the future she’d asked for, and it certainly wasn’t what she’d expected, but she had a hint of optimism that it would turn out all right.

“Then take me with you.” The words felt heavy. I froze. Kieran did too. The forest seemed to hold its breath, as if waiting to see what we would do. I crouched beside her. “It isn’t that simple.” "Because it's between you and me," she snapped her voice fierce in tears. “You’re the guardians. You burned the Root-Heart. You can burn the others. And I… I can help.” She shook her hands to her sides, palms full of ash. One of the students in the film says, "I don't want to be left behind in a place that still remembers the chains."