A Monster In The House Novels & Stories

He didn't say a word, but he put his hand on the headboard of the bed—a silent promise. "Is the monster gone?" Leo asked, looking at Silas. Silas looked at me, then down at our son. "The monsters are in cages now, Leo. And we’re the ones with the keys.

Her father asked, "I saw a monster," she said holding her dad He went to search the toilet as her mom held her. How would she tell them she was the monster? The Queen Alpha

"Since when Heidi?" "Daddy don't be mad," said the girl quietly. But Alex still had the same face, cold and flat. Let Heidi be afraid, Alex thought. "Answer my question." “I… I just… don't want you to be angry. I told Harper that there was a monster in the house that night.” "What monster?" “A monster who likes to steal food in the kitchen. Mom often gets angry because the food in the fridge is missing, even though I didn't pick it up."

Alix added to the narration whenever I missed something. "Could you talk to your aunt about what happened? Maybe she'd have an idea about the monsters" Adalyn provided. I nodded in agreement. She might know something. "Or we could all be looking at it the wrong way. Maybe if it had been me, or anyone else, the monsters would have still tried to get to me to devour me." Adalyn added hopefully. I nodded at her. That does make sense, except… "What about the huge ball of mist that appeared in my room before the monsters showed up?" I asked

He spat out "Levi, why are you doing this to me?" I struggled to ask "Bring my daughter out from where you are keeping her" "Stay away from me you monster!" I screamed at the top of my lungs while I sat there breathlessand sweaty. I spat on him while still crying. I looked like a total mess, I was tied to a chair and couldn't move in my own house, my dress was ripped in half and my hair stood in the way of my face. I had been slapped hard and beaten by him.

I yelled, sprinting toward the metal stairs. The small blue system screen burst into view. Through the low-light lens my eyes widened in horror. The thing standing in my courtyard didn't look human. It stood over seven feet tall, its upper torso swollen into a hump of raw gray muscle. It didn't need to see. It was listening to the echo of the building tracking the sound of my running footsteps. The monster pulled its right arm back and drove its fist straight through the gap in the steel shutter. CRASH. The concrete wall surrounding the door frame crumbled as the giant misshapen hand of the monster thrust into the warehouse.

It was all over the news, so it seemed weird to have gone unnoticed, but no one could explain where they'd come from or why they were attacking us. That was the day I had lost everything. The monsters started appearing everywhere. They attacked our neighbors' houses without warning. Some died, some ran away, others hid inside. I tried to get my family out of the house too, but I was a child and there was nowhere left to run. We ended up barricading ourselves inside our home. There was nothing else we could do. But then the monsters came. They were big, really, really big. Maybe three times the size of a human—but I think they looked even bigger because of how small we were compared to them.

My mom expresses her gratitude when I lie her down on the bed at night in one room of Alex’s beach house. After my mother was discharged, nobody wanted to return to the place where we used to live with that monster. My mom has so many painful memories tied to that house, and I killed the monster there. Alex didn’t want any of us to be anywhere near a place haunted by his memories. So he made the decision to bring us here instead.

Mary argued. The ceiling above the monster suddenly broke open, and Anima fell through. She swung one of her morning stars at the monster's head, crushing it against the ground with one strike. The ground cracked, and Anima landed on top of the monster. “The house is under attack; let's go quickly,” Anima said as the monster turned into black smoke. “What is that thing?” Mary asked. The three of them began running through the passage, taking different turns and routes in the mansion.

Sam peaks at them before they have left the room. Outside many people have gathered to know the situation inside now that the police have put a 'Do Not Cross' sign, so nobody can disturb them from working. However, two unusual men are already inside the barricades and looking around the house. Suddenly, one of them whispers something to the other one, beaming with joy. His abnormal reaction catches May's attention. She rushes to them before they vanish in the crowd and grabs one of them instinctively. It's a surprise for Arnold and May both to see sharp teeth and claws coming out from those two. Only one explanation goes with the scene and that is they are monsters!