Project Helix Novels & Stories

This is it, she's now going to enter the company. The Demarcus Empire is a very powerful company. It has many branches from all around Asia and she's not wondering anymore why it's popular in the world of business. That's why she really can't help but to feel nervous since she's going to meet the owner of of the empire later. She heard that Helion Demarcus is ruthless and doesn't show mercy to anyone. He's like a shark in the vast ocean and just waiting for the perfect time to eat his prey. He doesn't show any mercy. Well, Helios is also like that. They are really siblings, she thought.

“Those charity foundations weren’t independent.” “They were pass-through entities.” “For who?” Grant hesitated briefly. “A research investment consortium.” Damian leaned back slowly in his chair. “What’s the name?” Grant spoke the words carefully. “Helix Biogenetics Consortium.” The name settled into the room like a quiet warning. Damian had heard it before. Not often. But enough. Helix Biogenetics operated in the shadows of high-level medical research. They funded experimental studies that governments refused to touch. Advanced genetic engineering.

I say curtly, cutting her off before she has a chance to announce her presence. She steps into my office, tablet hugged tightly to her side, her posture radiating tension that speaks volumes. “I’ve rerouted external consultants to a sandbox environment,” she informs me, the relief in her voice mingling with uncertainty. “They won’t notice the restrictions, but nothing they’ll touch will be real or valuable.” “Good,” I reply, nodding in approval, acknowledging her swift action. “And what about our internal teams?” “We’ve split the Helix team into three distinct cells,” she continues, her choice of words careful and deliberate. “No one person will have access to the entire picture.”

leaving the office to make the call. A few minutes later, she walked back into the office. "I've made the call, ma'am, and also, the president of Helix and Co. is here on an unexpected meeting. He's asking to see you." Doreen said and Alexa sighed. "Doreen, no one knows my face yet. Why would you think I'll want to meet with the other CEO'S?" She asked. "He came unexpectedly ma. And also, Helix and Co is one of the top ten model industry. In short, they are on par with Glamour Holdings. I'm sure if we give them a try, we won't lose." Doreen said and Alexa nodded slowly.

He glanced at it; his expression hardened. ……… About five years ago, when much further headway had been made in gene research, a biotech startup called Helix Innovations was born out of the great tiger mind of a scientist ethically ambiguous in his practice: Dr. Elena Rossi. Their leading records in gene editing and cellular regeneration had attracted several establishments in New York. Fernandez Holdings happened to seal the final partnership with them. Behind the scenes, Helix Innovations seemed to be a cutting-edge research facility working relentlessly for a cure for genetic problems and maintenance of human health. But beneath this veneer of identity lay a dark underbelly of unethical p

“Lena, look at this.” She pointed to a series of coded entries referring to “Project Helix.” The documents hinted at a covert operation aimed at destabilizing the city’s infrastructure through targeted sabotage and manipulation of key institutions. “This goes beyond anything we imagined,” Lena whispered. “If Project Helix succeeds, the city will fall into chaos.” ⸻ Dominic called an emergency briefing. “We’re facing a crisis on multiple fronts,” he said grimly. “Hale was just the tip of the iceberg. Project Helix could cripple everything we’ve fought for.”

Timothy’s gaze flickered once—back to Elliot’s screen—before shifting away. “Name.” A pause. “They operate under the name Helix.” The word settled in the room like something heavier than it should have been. “Capabilities?” Timothy asked. “Highly advanced. Coordinated. They don’t engage in random attacks.” Timothy’s expression didn’t change. “Then what do they engage in?” Another pause. Slightly longer this time. “Targeted dismantling.” Timothy turned his head slowly. “Explain.” “They identify key individuals within powerful systems,” the man continued carefully. “Then they isolate, destabilize, and remove them.”

“We got confirmation from our contact in Interpol. Sable’s reactivated the Order’s Council. They’re meeting in Zurich under the name ‘Project Helix.’” I leaned forward, scanning the coordinates. “When?” “Tomorrow night.” I looked up sharply. “That soon?” “Yeah. And that’s not the worst part,” Damian continued. “The buyer for the clone tech has been identified — a private security conglomerate called Helios Corp. They’re funding her resurrection.” “Helios,” I repeated, my tone low. “They were one of my father’s old partners. They supplied the weapons for his human trials.” Isabella frowned. “So, it’s all connected.”

I stood in a crowd of the richest people in the country and thought about exactly what those hands had done to me and felt my face go hot. Then one phrase reached through. "...Helix Research Laboratory." I came back into my body. "Helix Research," Dominic said, "is the first recipient of the Veil Holdings Foundation grant. Five billion dollars. Veil will be partnering with Helix to bring their work to hundreds of thousands of women. In time, millions." The room inhaled. Five billion. Helix. My Helix. The little lab I had kept barely breathing through my marriage, the work Julian had asked me so sweetly to give up, the thing I had let shrink to almost nothing because a loving husband wanted h

Afternoons: Technical. This was the only place her mind felt safe, the one terrain where she was undisputed master. She was developing the underlying architecture of what would eventually become HEXIS, though she didn't have a name for the ghost yet. She thought of it simply as The Structure—a multi-layered financial and cybersecurity entity designed to operate entirely outside Veridia's regulatory reach.