Beetlejuice Doorway Novels & Stories

June rolled her eyes and they started down the staircase, both on high alert. Once they reached the bottom of the stairs, they were met with a simple oval doorway that had a sturdy oak door. "This is where I would typically have to stop. But with your permission, I can follow you in. You must give the door a blood print, though." he pulled out a small knife and handed it to June. "I can do it for you if you like. But it needs your blood to make sure you can do magic." June sighed and took the knife, pricking the tip of her finger and smearing it on the door. They both watched as the oak soaked up the blood within seconds and slowly started opening.

Seconds later the washer-dryer chimed and she almost sighed in relief. Thirty minutes later, they were back in the entertainment room and the boys are back to being fully clothed. The hidden doorway had been shut and the television was playing in the background similar to how things were this morning. "What book are you reading, Annabelle?" Jughead asked, yawning and looking thoroughly bored. His eyes were already roaming around the room, trying to see if he could find any more hidden doorways in the room. Aside from the wall behind the television panel, one wall had a window which showed the backyard and another wall had a door leading to the living room.

But he didn’t notice her. “What’s the holdup?!” Fright Star asked while he turned his head and towards Sun Beetle. At that time, Sun Beetle was in front of the doorway we hoped to enter. “I thought I heard something,” he said. I could see Adrian tensing up, her teeth were clamped shut and she was trying her best not to make a sound. “Guess it was nothing,” Sun Beetle said. “Come on! The chancellor’s waiting,” Fright Star said. Sun Beetle flew toward Fright Star. Fright Star placed his hand on the mysterious door. Once the door opened, a large tangerine-colored light rushed out. The two enforcers entered.

Footsteps rushed over and the door's weak magnetic catch clicked as the door was pushed back into place. Just then, the garage door opened. "We're home!" Tayja's mother called. Tayja reached forward with one finger and scratched at the painted-over glass pane. The piece of furniture was second-hand, a piece they'd picked up at a garage sale years earlier. There was already a small spot where the paint had come off of the glass. Tayja made it just a tiny bit bigger so she could see out. A shriek came from the garage and Tayja smiled to herself, wondering if her father had decided to scare Julie with a ghoul costume after all. Then she heard two unfamiliar voices and the room quickly came viol

"This is some classic Orangelo fuckery, so every little thing matters." He joined Wound in looking at the doors. Holding his arm back so that the glowing box couldn't accidentally get into either of the keyholes, Jinx examined them. "It looks like my box will open either side, but I need to use one of yours to complete the circuit." Jinx frowned and took a step back from the doors. "I feel like this is more of a choice than just which side of the doorway we want to go through. Fucking figures." "Um, I don't think I can get this, Topsider." Lexi joined them holding up a box that had no life because he couldn't solve it. "But if you trust me and it helps, I can tell you one of those doors isn'

Or was it just a coincidence? Lost in thought, Jasper found himself in front of a carved door. "Mr. Beckett, Mr. Justin is inside." Sheryl stepped aside to let him pass. Jasper's breath grew heavier as he stepped through the door. Inside the room, light smoke filled the air, creating an atmosphere of tranquility. "Ahem... Jasper, you're finally here." Justin maneuvered his motorized wheelchair out of the room. His face lit up with joy at the sight of his brother.

It’s like deja vu ― almost the same pattern as the one from years ago, in our hallway. Alejandro pursues it. I, on the other hand, hesitate for a second, fear fusing me to the spot. But then my worry for Aria overwrites the horror of what I might find, and I make my way to the back, all the hairs on my arms rising as I get closer and closer. Jinx scratches on the door. The broken blue door is slightly ajar, a deathly stillness coming from inside. It’s not a good sign. “Why is there an Enervoltz logo on the door?” Jackson asks softly. I didn’t even notice. It’s very faint, probably disintegrated by age, but it’s there. Is it a coincidence? A message? Or a clue?

– Jung said. When they were looking towards a narrow passage, between boxes, they deviated from the place, sneaking as they entered towards a room, then, they took the box, when they saw a trail of dust that covered the place, in which they took out as they looked towards another beam and walls, a lever and a hidden button for them to see. - Come on, I found the door. – Jung said. Upon entering what would be an elevator, they saw that they had buttons backwards.

He winked at me. My heart raced, and my lungs refused to work properly as we came to the door. “Please collect your moon’s blessing,” the doorman on the right stated, walking into our path in his amber yellow and charcoal gray uniform. He held out a small, glittering white basket with a stash of face-down cards.

It felt like the whole house was now dead. She crawled up from the floor and moved closer to the doorway, "Is somebody there? I'm upstairs!" She yelled, her throat hoarse from all the screaming she did earlier. She beat on the door, trying to alert anyone who might be in the house. To her surprise, when she twisted the knob, it had cracked open just enough that she could fit her head through. She poked her eyes out and glanced around. The hallway was dark and eerie, and it was now nighttime. Eduardo's body was slumped over, curled in on itself. He must have fallen forward, giving her space to open the door. Jade used her shoulder and all of her weight to propel it open more, his body shiftin