Yelena Avengers Romane & Geschichten

…Elena pov… I woke up early this morning, feeling a mix of anger and determination as I prepared for my first day back at work as a maid for Rowland. He is an alpha, and a powerful one at that. And unfortunately, I am also his mate. But that does not prevent me from fulfilling my objective, getting my revenge both for myself and for the mother of this body, Freya. I have returned to this job with one goal in mind: to have my revenge.

Gabriella asked as she helped Elena up to the seat before pouring her a glass of water. Elena drank the water and smiled, " it's nothing darling. I just fell and hurt my knee. That's why I was crying" she lied. " Come, I'll help you get up" Gabriella said as she helped Elena up. CENTENARY ANNIVERSARY....... Nikita stared at Elena with hatred in her eyes as she watched as Elena arranged everything with ease and elegance. " So this is the woman who thinks she can take everything away from me? I'll never let it happen because today is going to be your last day on this earth " she said before snapping her fingers and a man who was clad in a suit appeared.

At that time, Yelena was playing with toys in the living room. She did not know why her mother prohibited her from going to kindergarten today. That was fine, but her mother did not even let her go out. How boring! She looked up and saw a strange woman out of the blue. So, she blinked her round eyes. "What's her name?" Quinn looked at Yelena and asked Zoe. "Yelena York." "Yelena." Smiling, Quinn walked toward Yelena. "Nice to meet you. I'm your mommy's best friend. If you're okay with it, I'll be your godmother."

Gwen apologised hugging her again. After some time she disenged herself from Gwen and walked up to me. “You must be the Dycan alpha.” “You've put my niece through a lot you know.” “I apologise.” I replied in remorse. “That's all in the past, aunt Maya.” Gwen interjected in a bid to calm her down. “She has every right to be angry Gwen.” “Getting tricked by Ava was foolish.” I accepted my mistakes remorsefully. “You had better… She said trying to raise her voice. But her action was cut short by a violent cough I'll go get some water when excused herself, there by leaving the three of us alone. Mad dog didn't spare a second, he got straight to the point. “Hold on to this for a while.”

He did all of this to protect me! Yelena glared at him, her nose flared and it was clear that his words were getting to her. “After years of working for you like the idiot that I was, I've been able to look into your mind and know what you would be capable of doing. I knew you would come here.” Yelena’s hands ran to her mouth to stifle her gasps. She was more concerned about the fact that everything going on was happening live. She was trying to morph back into her fake humanitarian persona that she has gotten good at perfecting, but for what? It's over!

That was the first time I saw Yelena so furious. Suddenly, one of the cubicle doors opened and presented us with the strutting Aena, her brow arched and her lips puckered into a perfect combination of arrogance and disdain. “Hey, omega! Did you just shout at your Alpha? Shall I remind you to know your place?” The moment Yelena glanced at me, Aena charged at Yelena and gave her a strong blow and then followed by another two until the corners of Yelena’s lips were bleeding. Yelena fell down the tiled floor while her head was hanging low.

LUCA ELENA—Just the sound of her name sent bumps crawling on my skin, it made my stomach turn in a dangerously unsettling manner. I didn’t know what it was, but I couldn’t ignore it. I had been with many women before, some elegant, some bold, some utterly predictable. There was always a pattern, a similarity among them. But Elena? She was in a league of her own—unreadable, definitely unpredictable. And the craziest part? I still couldn’t fathom what it was about her that made me lose my sense of reasoning.

“I don’t lie.” A million thoughts burst through Elaine’s mind like a log in a raging fire. Benjamen was the one person she had looked up to, the man she owed her life to. Now, a near stranger, with annoyingly intoxicating eyes, was telling her that her hero wasn’t what she had always believed him to be.