Abandoned House Novels & Stories

In no time, I was in the hallway leading to the main house as I got a better view of what the house looked like on the inside. Old and obviously abandoned… I wondered why they had so many lifeless bodies stacked in a room. And why they had an abandoned house used as a warehouse for the storage of their weapons. Most especially why they had the house situated at the center of the woods, making it hard to locate. I paused the minute I heard footsteps approaching the hallway alongside someone whistling. At this point, I was stuck confused on what to do next. The whistling down the hallway increased as I could hear his footsteps coming towards me.

Everest didn't expect the trek from her picket gate to the rancher's own to be so long. She had trekked just a few feet along the road before coming across the abandoned house beside hers. She could barely see the house except for the top of its old shingled roof and three bucket chimneys jutting out at different angles. Tall, wispy perennial grass sprang high in dense masses all over the property, covering the whole house up behind it. The house must have been about two stories though, for the roof looked way taller than hers.

he said with a growl. “Let’s keep walking. We need to get back to the pack house soon.” So much for me asking about the war and learning more about Rowan. As we continued our walk in silence, I noted the abandoned houses that had overgrown vegetation growing inside and outside of them. Some caved in, others burned down to the foundation. I began to hear whispers guiding me to one particular house. As I got closer to the burned down home, the whispers grew louder. I touched the threshold to what was once the front door.

No one at home? There was hope in her heart. It is true that this house has no real people. Looks like it's been abandoned for a long time. Dust covered the ceiling, cobwebs spread everywhere, the air was dreary cold... But for her, it was the perfect place to hide and take shelter, at least for a night. . Laying down on the old sofa after brushing the dust off her, she bit into the last piece of wet bread, sneer: - Huh, really helpless, I only stole a piece of bread, but they found out, and even got shot to inhibit it!

Since we are ghosts we could just go to the door directly and went through. And we did. Like I had expected, this house was abandoned. The house was mostly empty. The furnitures were too old and crumbling one by one. There's no way someone lived here. Everything was covered with dust and spider web. I wondered how many years was it when this house was abandoned? I looked at Rica. She just stood there silently. The sounds of dripping water were the only sound heard in this dimension. Outside of our world, it was only an empty abandoned house. But in our eyes, it was a place that we have to give up but couldn't leave behind. Like this place, we were also abandon

Nora's footsteps echoed on the floor that once had been a polished parquet. The abandoned house stood well over the years, beneath the flakes and dirt of years, the red brick walls and window frames still intact and still. A little spring cleaning is all they need to provide temporary shelter for them.

Lane shrugged. “Thank you so much for this valuable information. We promise that we are going to find the culprit of this abduction.” Lane smiled before he motioned Amber toward the door. “Goodbye sweetheart.” Amber breathed heavily before they left. Gloria whimpered covering her face as she shed tears. At an abandoned building, a brown board that was covered in dirt hung loosely with the name 'FIREHOUSE' boldly printed on it. The abandoned house looked like it was destroyed due to a fire outbreak. Cornell forced the old man into the front room, he fell and his hands crashed on a broken wood that pierced through his palm. He screamed holding his hand as blood

He could dream on. He was never getting out in this life. Perhaps, he won't even live out his life. I closed my phone, grabbed my suitcase, and left for the airport without looking back. I would never return to this city ever again, in this life.

The house had never been a place. It was a being. An abandoned being. A child. The first lost child. And all these years, it was just trying to never be alone again.

Their futures would soon be decided if they found Crutcher. They quickly arrived at the house Pierre had described. It was a house built out of bricks and was devoid of a courtyard. The door had been destroyed, and the house was a mess. "We're here. Let's go," Adrian said as he parked the car. Everyone got down. They left the kittens in the car but Marissa brought Ava with her. "It's abandoned. Looks like nobody has lived here in some time," Rozi said as she looked at the layer of dust around the house. "He's probably not here."