Henry Danger's Mom Novels & Stories

she mumbled between her licks of the spoon filled with ice cream. “You know that I would never do anything to put you or our baby in danger, love. And even if anything went wrong, there is nothing a regular doctor could do about it. Mom, as the most experienced one with these things, is just a couple of hours away. But I honestly don’t think we will have an emergency like that. Our kid is behaving well, and he or she will keep you safe too.” Henry said and leaned in to kiss her belly, which he did often. Elizabeth dove her fingers in his hair, and he moaned at the touch. Even the slightest contact between them could cause an eruption of his desires, and she always felt the same. Their urges

I smile and we continue watching the movie. After Harry Potter almost dies and he's safely on the train back home, me and Liam go home as well. He drives me home first and hugs me, and then I go inside my house. "Where have you been, young girl?" a voice startles me and I jump. I have been sure no one would be home because my parents have told me they are going out for dinner tonight. I turn around and see my dad standing by the table, his arms crossed over his chest.

Henry couldn't help but try to once again appeal to their minds, so the reality of the danger ahead would sink in, but before he could o so, his mother shook her head and walked towards him. "How was the honeymoon? Come, let's sit. Explain in details. What did you do, what did you eat, tell me everything." There was such a sincere smile on her face that if Henry wasn't wide awake and so sure of what he told them a few seconds ago, he would have believed his mother hadn't been in the room. While the family lawyer looked at him curiously, she didn't even look like she heard anything he said, and that was when he realized she didn't believe him. Though he was very furious, the greater part of h

The wail carried in the dark night like sheer fear, terror. “Looking for me,” Charlotte said, as she appeared … floating over the remnants of the house, holding my mum by the hair. She looked scared shitless. I couldn’t breathe. My mum, the one person who refused to go to the Greco mansion. Said she was safe. The one person David knew right where to find, completely unprotected.

Still absorbing the truth I heard just now. All time I think that Allena play some sick game to become my bride and here everything is beyond my imagination. I'm unaware of every single details. I was in deep thought, after getting the whole truth, when one thing suddenly strike in my mind. "Dad what did you just say, 'she still not safe'. What does it mean for?" I asked. "Someone which is unknown to us also. But surely according to the last letter of Henry brother, she's is in danger, which threats her life." Mom said horrified.

He'd always known his Grandpa had heart problems and he'd gotten a transplant but right now, he didn't even know what's happening. His palm hovered over the scar, not knowing what to do until he heard the sounds of footsteps followed by his step mother's panicked voice. “What's happening?” She asked. “Let's check everywhere. I think we have an intruder.” It was his father's voice. Dimitri rose to his feet. “Here.” He said. They rushed towards him, the others behind them and when their gaze landed on the old man, his step mother screeched. “Father!”

"And I don't know where she is. But even if I did, I wouldn't tell you, that is classified information which would be sent to Synod immediately." My mother's face turned red with rage. "How can you be so selfish, Henry? Maxine is your sister, and she needs our help. We have to find her and bring her home." I lost my temper. "You don't understand, Mother. Maxine is not some innocent victim. She's a danger to herself and others. She needs to be locked up, for her own good and for the good of those around her." My mother's eyes widened in shock. "How can you say that, Henry? She's your sister!"

She looked at the sky and blamed her father for the life she lived. “I have your money here with me but it is not complete yet”, she muttered shakily. The landlady stretched out her hand in a bid to collect the money. Avila, still shaken by what happened earlier, opened her purse and brought out squeezed Canadian dollars. “You have until next week to pay up or I'm throwing your things outside. I mean it”, the woman said and walked away. Avila stood there for what seemed like 30 seconds before gathering the strength to go inside the house.

Henry turned to her, his face still twisted into a horrible grin. "I'm sorry, Mom," he said, his voice eerily calm. "But I can't let you call the police." Mrs. Steele's voice was shaking as she spoke, her fear palpable. "I swear, Henry, I wasn't calling the police," she said, her eyes pleading. "I just needed to talk to someone. I was so worried about you!" She knew how dangerous Henry could be when he is angry. But Henry wasn't listening. He was staring at her, his eyes cold and calculating. "I know what you were doing," he said, his voice low and menacing. "You were trying to find Harrison right?"