Novel & Cerita Henry Danger's Mom

"Where are you? Mom is in front of your house." "I'm not at home. What are you doing here?" "Do you think Mom is dead?" Mrs. Vena spoke so loudly that Henry pushed the flat object away from his ear. Why didn't you inform me that you had an accident?" "How did you know I had an accident?" Henry asked, glancing at William. He thought it was the assistant who told his mother. "Sonya told me."

"Is this about Kelly?" Charles stayed quiet for a beat, not confirming but not denying either. "Well, I can't say I know a ton about him," Henry admitted. "But I did rub shoulders with him a few times back when Colossus Group was stirring up a storm in Capiton. He plays his cards close to his chest. When I first met him, he and his wife seemed like the perfect couple. She’s Grant’s mother.” Henry stopped short, a memory seeming to cross his mind, and he shook his head slightly. "Grant's mom was something else. She wasn’t exactly tough, but she was sharp as a tack."

Meanwhile, he immediately went to see his mother, who was preparing dinner in the kitchen. "Ma, I felt something strange earlier," Henry began in a low voice. "When Kayden and I were walking through the bazaar, someone was following us from behind. I tried to see who it was, but they disappeared into the crowd instantly." Mara, who was chopping vegetables, suddenly stopped her activity. She put the knife on the table and looked at Henry with a gaze full of concern. "Are you sure, Henry?" "Yes, Ma. That person seemed to be watching Kayden," Henry replied with conviction. “It’s possible they have something to do with Kayden’s biological father.”

Aria said with a sad face. "Oh." Henry gaped as he heard it. "It's a serious issue, so that's for the best, especially since your mom is carrying a baby." Damien furrowed his brows at Henry. "And why does carrying a baby concern that?" Henry lowered his eyes. "When my mom was alive and carrying me, it was bad news that killed her. My dad told me she heard my grandma, her mother died and it saddened her and weakened her. She was strong enough to give birth to me, but she...died."

"Nothing important, Mom, just wanna ask him something." "Oh, I'll call him." "No, it's okay, don't bother. I'll visit him at the office." "Alright, he'll be glad to see you. I'll take a quick shower and accompany you." "It's okay, Mom___" She tries to refuse. "No, traveling alone is not safe for you." "Okay, Mom." She smiled. Nathan's mother asks one of the maids to prepare her something to eat while waiting. Mrs. Conner called Henry's cell phone when she went to her room.

"We will, Henry. But we need to regroup. We can’t help her if we’re dead." Henry's eyes clouded with pain and regret. "She sacrificed herself for us." "I know," Sia whispered, her voice trembling. "And we won’t let her sacrifice be in vain." They heard a rustling behind them, and Sia turned, ready to defend. But it was only Selene, her eyes wide with fear and desperation. "Where’s Mom?" she asked, her voice barely above a whisper. Henry's eyes filled with tears. "They... they took her. We couldn't save her."

"Charlize, why didn't you tell me you and your mom were coming to Vanderbilt Court? I would've set everything up. You shouldn't have gone into Gracie's salon and tried to blame her. Go help your mom up. We'll talk at home." I shot him a glare and pointed at Johanna. "Open your eyes. That's your mother. The woman who gave birth to you, raised you—" My voice cut sharp. "And she's about to die because of you." Only then did Henry really look at Johanna. And yeah—he recognized her. His whole body shook as he dropped to his knees. "Mom! Mom, wake up! Talk to me!" Gracie went pale, lips trembling. "Henry... that's actually your mom?"

"That's precisely what's dangerous. I know you're not being entirely honest with me, are you? Kevin, wherever you got that information from, I hope you won't involve yourself anymore. This will be the last time." Kevin looked at Henry with pleading eyes. "Dad, I promise I'll be careful. Anyway, you're stuck in this mess because of me." Henry looked away. "Even if you look at me like that, I won't change my mind. Kevin, don't worry about me, this isn't the first time I've experienced something like this. I can fight off anyone trying to hurt me!" "Dad, you may be able to endure it, but what about Mom? Are you sure if it's only you they're after?"

“It was fine, Grandma. Where’s Daddy? Is he still sleeping?” “He’ll be awake soon,” I replied. “Go change your clothes now.” After he left, the tension in the room thickened. Damian’s mother stared at me without saying a word, but her gaze was enough. “Henry’s father... who is he?” she asked, catching me off guard. Her eyes were sharp, searching. I froze. She was waiting for an answer, her cup of tea abandoned as she glared at me. “Damian... he—” “My son is not Henry’s father.” She cut me off, her voice cold. “I’m not playing games with you. Who is Henry’s father?”

And Henry knew then, with bone-deep certainty, that his mother’s warning was true. Alpha Darius wasn’t finished with them, not yet.