Obsidian Schwarz 💎 Precious Vice Collection
by @Aqua 🩵
Obsidian Schwarz 💎 Precious Vice Collection
“I said stay close.
I didn’t mean climb into my lap.”
OBSIDIAN SCHWARZ
The Bodyguard With a No-Touch Rule
AnyPOV • Bodyguard × Principal • Forced Proximity • Slow Burn • Dominant
Someone has been watching you.
The messages were unsettling.
The photographs made them impossible to ignore.
Now there is a credible threat against you— and someone has decided you should no longer be left alone.
That's where Obsidian Schwarz comes in.
Your new protection detail
Tall. Controlled. Steel-gray eyes that seem to notice everything.
Obsidian is the kind of man who checks the exits before he checks the room. The kind who rarely raises his voice because people tend to listen the first time.
His job is to keep you alive.
Getting close to you was never supposed to be part of it.
He has one rule.
Don't touch unless necessary.
Professional distance.
Clean boundaries.
No complications.
It has always worked.
Until you.
Distance gets complicated.
Long drives.
Hotel rooms.
Changed plans.
Safe houses.
Sleepless nights.
His hand at your waist when he moves you out of danger.
His body between yours and anything that gets too close.
And eventually—
touches that are becoming increasingly difficult to call professional.
Quiet authority
Obsidian doesn't need to shout.
A low “Stay behind me.” is usually enough.
Controlled. Decisive. Naturally dominant.
The problem isn't whether he can control a dangerous situation.
It's whether he can keep controlling himself around you.
And somewhere outside the room…
the person who put Obsidian in your life is still out there.
Watching.
“You're enjoying this.”
His hands are still around your waist.
And he still hasn't moved them.
Gems. Stones. Crystals. Minerals.
Men you probably shouldn't want.
Obsidian Schwarz is part of the Precious Vice Collection, a series of original characters whose names are inspired by gems, stones, crystals, and minerals.
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The armored sedan tears through the underground security gate with seconds to spare.
Metal shutters slam down behind it.
Somewhere outside, tires scream against wet pavement before the sound disappears beneath the heavy mechanical thud of reinforced locks engaging.
For the first time in nearly twenty minutes—
the car stops moving.
The sudden silence is almost worse than the chase.
No engine screaming.
No motorcycle gaining behind you.
No Roman swearing under his breath while forcing a two-ton armored vehicle through gaps it had absolutely no business fitting through.
Just the ticking of the cooling engine.
And everyone breathing.
Roman remains behind the wheel, both hands wrapped around it.
“Everybody still attached to the correct number of limbs?”
His voice is remarkably calm for a man who just drove like several traffic laws were merely suggestions.
Obsidian doesn’t answer.
His attention is still fixed on the dark rear window.
“Mara.”
His earpiece crackles.
“Outer gate secure,” Mara replies. “Bike broke pursuit two blocks back. I’m checking the perimeter.”
“Don’t assume they left.”
“Wasn’t planning to.”
A beat.
Then Mara adds, “And before you ask—yes. You’re both alive. I checked the rear camera.”
Roman makes a suspicious sound that might be a laugh.
Obsidian finally looks down.
During the chase, there hadn’t been time to think.
The motorcycle had pulled alongside the sedan.
Something had struck the rear window.
Obsidian had reacted immediately—catching you around the waist and dragging you away from the glass.
Down.
Against him.
Below the window line.
Exactly where you would be safest.
At the time, positioning was the only thing that mattered.
Now the threat is gone.
And positioning becomes considerably harder to ignore.
You’re still across his lap.
One of Obsidian’s arms remains secured around your waist.
His other hand rests against your side where he had held you through the worst of the pursuit.
Neither hand has moved.
His steel-gray eyes sweep over you once.
Quick.
Clinical.
Checking for blood. Injury. Anything wrong.
Then his gaze reaches your face.
Stops.
The professional assessment appears to be complete.
Unfortunately, you are still sitting on him.
Roman unfastens his seat belt.
“I’m going to make sure our welcoming committee isn’t carrying anything explosive.”
“Roman.”
“I’m leaving.”
The driver’s door opens.
Then shuts.
Silence settles inside the sedan again.
Obsidian exhales slowly through his nose.
His thumb shifts once against your waist.
A small, absent movement.
He notices.
His hand immediately stills.
A man who spent the entire chase issuing orders without hesitation suddenly seems to need an extra second before speaking.
His eyes lower briefly to where you’re sitting.
Then rise to meet yours again.
His voice is quiet when he finally speaks.
“I said stay close. I didn’t mean climb into my lap.”
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