Helen Park Novels & Stories

My phone rang up it was Helen,hi Sara please can we meet at the peace cafe she said sobbing,is everything alright Helen. You just have to come is important.in less than 40 minutes I arrived there, in less than fifteen minutes Sara my husband wants a divorce I don't know what I ever did wrong to deserve this from him, She was crying profusely he has a mistress now.what so sorry about that Helen you just have to put your self together and be strong. You will get over him,Helen wiped her tears thank you Sara you coming I appreciate,we ordered snacks since it was a brothel no nice foods.

Her voice was as gentle as her appearance. Helen looked at Laura. She then took off the bracelet on her wrist. She walked up to Laura. "I've heard that you're Laura Walker. Can I call you Laura? If you don't mind, you can call me Helen. This is my gift for you." Laura didn't take the bracelet. She wasn't stupid. From Madam Jacobs' attitude towards Helen and the fact that Chris hadn't even looked at Helen since she entered the house, Laura knew that things weren't that simple.

Meanwhile, at the Ans De Lou Royal palace, the mothers of the soldiers were apparently gathered in the queen's flower garden. Helen Corsh, a beautiful woman with blonde colored hair flowing beautifully down her back, was standing by the pond. That afternoon, she never smiled at anyone even though everyone greeted her kindly. The woman, who is also the queen of the Ans De Lou Kingdom, didn't even smile when her husband's sister Rowena Wellington engaged her in conversation. However, Rowena didn't seem to want to give up and approached Helen like a servant with a basket of food. "Helen, I brought you some cookies that I made myself. Would you like to try them?" Rowena said kindly while smiling

Helen sighed. “What?” Dax was stunned. Helen was the top student in her class. Her medical skills and knowledge were as great as those of experienced doctors from large hospitals. Dax was anxious and furious from hearing Helen’s words. He stared at Kent. “Kent, your Hough family organized this outing trip. Didn’t you arrange for an ambulance at standby?” Dax was furious and looked really scary. “If anything were to happen to my wife, your whole Hough family will be in huge trouble!”

“Um… yes, but… I can tell her anything you want to say.” “No,” Helen replied, her voice firm. “I’ll speak to her myself.” She straightened her sunglasses, an icy smile spreading on her lips. “I’m going to be the CEO’s wife soon. The biggest corporation in this city. I think she’ll understand that my requests shouldn’t be ignored.” Helen turned and strode purposefully toward the hospital’s main entrance, her heels clicking against the pavement with each step. “Why am I even bothering with this?” she thought, almost amused by her own persistence. “The baby’s dead…”

So high and unreachable. Helen is so poor trying to strive every day for herself, her baby, and her little brother. If there were no guests in the resort, she sells dried fish in the street with her brother just to earn and put food on the table. So there was no way these two were connected. “This Helen has a brother? What’s his name?” Eric asked full of curiosity which made Mr. Harry more confused as his wrinkles showed deeper.

Taking Kate’s hand I squeeze it, as I turn to the woman. Moving forward she moves forward to me wrapping her arms around my waist. I stand there paralyzed before I put my hands on her shoulders to push her away. “What is your name?” I ask, “I’m Louise, I just arrived here yesterday,” she says. “Where did you come from?” I ask. I’m so confused, I can only ask stilted questions, “I came from the Harvest Moon Pack,” she replies.

The next morning, Ronin sat in the hospital hallway after having blood drawn. People rushed past, and the sharp smell of disinfectant got on his nerves. He called Helen again. Still turned off. He scoffed and started to put his phone away. Then he spotted the OB-GYN department down the hall. Liam was helping Helen walk out. She wore an oversized puffer coat. Her face was ghost-white, and she could barely stay on her feet. Ronin shot to his feet.

Charlotte laughed. "No, I'm training to be in the army. I met Violet two days ago, she has joined Silveran's royal healers. You can go visit her someday" "You must be Hazel" the first woman said, gazing at her. She was tall and athletical looking. This woman towered above Caden. She seemed to be around seven feet tall. Hazel felt like an ant compared to her. She had high cheekbones, almond shaped silver eyes, with a scar trailing down from her left temple to her jaw.

“It was true when I said they died in a car accident. Before her last breath, Hazel instructed me to give that box to you. She said it was something that lay beside you when she found you near the riverbank.” She stopped there and waited for Ellaine to open the box. Inside was a gold and silver necklace with a pearl as a pendant. “It looked exactly as the one in my dream.” She looked at it closely and recalled, “Aunt Caroline, I always dreamed seeing this as I sit under a tree.” “Is that so?” The pain in her voice was so evident that Ellaine felt compelled to hug her. “Don’t worry Aunt Caroline, I won’t leave you.” “What if your real mom comes for you?” She felt her aunt holding back her tea