Helen Cho Avengers Novels & Stories

Ava felt the power pouring out of Helen, taking control of the situation. “Listen to me, Ava, there are too many people. You can hurt us just as much as we hurt you. You’re not pack, and you’re here as a guest. Follow me, and I can protect you.” Helen touched her, and Ava did everything she could to stop herself from screaming at the other woman.

If Cayden and I had just stopped in to say hi, she would have come and given me a hug, but much like my father, she differentiates between her daughter Scarlett and her Alpha Scarlett. “Alpha Scarlett, Beta Cayden. Is everything okay?” She asks, her big green eyes wide with concern and her chocolate brown hair still slightly damp from a shower. It’s like looking into a mirror and seeing my future self. And I’ll tell you, I could do a lot worse. My mother still turns heads and is still a beast on the sparring fields. I’ve never seen her in an actual battle, but I have no doubt she can still kickass.

Helen said that Jovita had seduced Daniel, that Jovita was showing off in front of her, and that Daniel would abandon them sooner or later because of Jovita. Later on, Jovita had committed suicide by jumping off a building. With that, oddly enough, Daniel and Helen had a brief period of living together, but Helen would still privately tell him that Jovita was a slut and that Daniel was not genuinely nice to him. Therefore, he had to take over Aether and make Daniel regret it. Helen did all this, enduring humiliation, all for his sake. Alex heard these words till the day he left the Elysian family.

Helen blushed even as she felt the warmth of his hand on her waist, suddenly shy like a maiden despite being the ice queen CEO of Lane Holdings. The goons were certainly left dumbstruck. "Shit, Clark! That's amazing… We have to get a taste!" "Exactly. You can't blame us for this!" Clark did not respond to the goons' sleazy catcalls, because he was busy being sleazy too. Even if Helen was his niece, she was just beautiful beyond words! Hell, there were not many women across Draconia who could match her beauty, let alone Riverton! "Really? You intend to dishonor my woman?"

Ailina’s POV: After that, I was distracted while I was watching the movie. After coming out of the theatre, I heard someone say, “There are many new actors in this movie. However, the directors are probably amazing. I feel that these new actors gave excellent performance, especially the villain Helen. She is really good actress.” “Yes. Although she played a villain, I like her very much.” “I didn’t expect Helen to be the boss. She looked so innocent. This actress is pretty good at performing. You couldn’t imagine that when she cries, I want to cry when she smiles, I feel that her smile is pure and sweet.

“I… I only wanted her to know the truth. Please, Helen… leave my family alone. I’ve done enough already…” Helen tilted her head, her smile cold and precise. “You are not the threat I fear. You are a doorway, a channel through which chaos might slip. And I cannot afford that.” With deliberate slowness, Helen reached into her bag and pulled out a tablet. She tapped the screen, and images appeared—Lenora’s husband restrained, bruised, bleeding, while Carter ensured he couldn’t escape. Lenora covered her mouth in horror. “This,” Helen said softly, tilting the tablet, “is what happens when orders are ignored, when I am crossed.”

He had a soft heart beneath his cold exterior. Ava launched herself at me to attack me. I felt the primal urges stirring within me. She stood before me, her eyes blazing with the same ferocity mirrored in mine. With a snarl, I lunged at her, claws extended, each swipe fueled by centuries of instinct. Ava met my attacks with equal force, her fangs bared in a menacing growl. Our battle echoed through the throne room, a symphony of growls and snarls, each clash of teeth and claws reverberating in the air. Yet, beneath the fury, a pang of sorrow tugged at my heart. This wasn't how it was supposed to be. We were sisters, bound by blood and loyalty. But in this moment, we were nothing more than tw

She smiled warmly. "We didn't do it alone," I said. "Cole, Julian, Rachel, Lucas and all the Lost Ones who fought back." "You're right. It was everyone." Helen moved toward the door. "Get some rest. We'll need your statements soon but that can wait until you are stronger." "Helen?" Mom called out. "The new Architect. Who was it?" Helen paused and looked back. "Dr. Richardson. The Foundation psychologist. She was Elizabeth's chosen successor and she was trained for five years to take over."

Violet's lips curled upward. Helen ducked behind Elsa, avoiding the sharpness in Violet's gaze. With someone on her side, Helen continued her taunts. "I wouldn't be surprised if Whitney, too, turns out to be a fake. Why don't we get rid of her as well while we're at it?" Judging from the murderous glint in Helen's eyes, she would've sent someone to assassinate both Violet and Whitney even if she'd let them go.

"I haven't had the pleasure. The party ended before I had the chance to introduce myself." Helen had no idea who Ava was, but I was sure that one look at her would be able to jog her memories. Ava was her daughter. Helen found her mate days after giving birth to Ava. So she left Ava at the border of Crystal Blue pack, where she was raised. Her father had no idea of her existence. He died without any knowledge that he ever had a daughter, all because Helen decided that it was best that Ava wasn't there to ruin her chances with alpha Ryan.