Crazy Noisy Bizarre Town Novels & Stories

"I'm sure you're aware of the recent disturbances in our town." I nod slowly, now taking my seat. The peaceful quiet of Moonlight Town has been shattered in recent weeks, and almost everyone, if not all, are now on edge. It all began as rumors, with some people often mentioning hearing strange noises, seeing strange things, and whatnot. Nothing was taken very seriously until the brutal, nightly attacks came to shake everyone up. And although the victims and witnesses’ stories varied, they all had something in common—claiming to have seen a monster.

(eg when Kayley speaks, the format will be as this: Kayley ~ “Mike, what an awesome surprise. Where have you been?” Full adaptation will be dependent on the popularity of the old Interactive Story. Let me know what you think, of My Crazy Normal. Happy reading, Tatum Whispers ******************** I have never been a normal person; I have never done things the normal way, I have never lived by any of the normal rules or even met people the normal way. My normal is crazy, and I only live by my crazy rules. My name is Kaylee. This is my story, the story of my crazy normal world.

"I squinted my eyes as we passed by the rusty signboard. This really has to be a spooky town. To even further instill fear in me,a blind bat smashed itself in the trucks windscreen. Dad widened his eyes and accelerated to the maximum "I fuckin hate creepy bats" It wasn't long before we entered a three lane highway with bright street lights lining it. I had to admit it wasn't what I expected...no creepy castles ,no weird old men and women,just a normal town . There were even malls with people in it ,shops ,cars and buildings. Doesn't look like I'll be peeing in my pants ,I smiled We turned a left corner and entered a roughly paved road which seemed to lead into a living estate.This town was r

Exhale. "See you, freak!" The girls laugh as they make their exit. I am left there brushing off lipstick-stained tissues. "Life is kidding me," I can only sigh. ------- Narration... In a classic coffee shop outside town, Tom waits for his wife patiently. He is reading a fresh newspaper that features the peaceful town of Trenfor which has zero crime rate for the past three decades. The feature story also talks about the families that run the town for generations, the growing business centers, the lively party hubs, and all the good stuff.

An air of festivity soon filled the town. Since Casper agreed to take in rogues after Nate was mated to one, the town was busier than ever. The stench of common folk stagnated in the air. You could scarce take a step without falling over a rogue. A particularly ragged one stood in our path, clutching her heavily pregnant belly. Her chestnut hair fell in ratty, frizzy waves down her back. Dark rings under her eyes stood out against her pallid skin.

“To what? I place my hand on the table and lean on it, “It must have to be something epic.” “I don’t actually know who will like it. It wasn’t somethi-” She sighs and throws all caution to the wind, “The Crazy Hybrid Of A Mate, that’s the name.” “It sounds cool and so me,” I say, staring at my sister, who nods, not understanding. I hear a groan from Angel Writes and I turn to see her with closed eyes. “I apologize for making you act so crazy.” I look at her strangely. “Girl, this has been the greatest idea you’ve ever had. I love the craziness and I am glad that someone finally accepts that I am crazy,, not stupid.”

Therefore, the curfew stood as a very plausible reason behind the deadness here. When we got to town, my suspicion was confirmed, although not in the manner which I bore witness to. The town had been torn apart. Ripped, raided, destroyed. People were throwing punches, clubbing and rendering all manner of assaults on one another. A good number of buildings were set ablaze, throwing out a thick cloud of smoke. My driver didn't need to be told to kill the engine. "Wait here. But if it gets messy, leave immediately," I said before stepping out of the car. Everywhere smelt of disarray. This couldn’t be real. This form of chaos only happened in dystopian movies. Not real life!

assistant"> Friday crawls toward me like a storm I can see coming but can't avoid. By Wednesday, Tara is already talking about the club nonstop. "A real city club," she says during lunch, practically vibrating in her seat. "Real music. Real people. Not this tiny-town recycled nonsense." I stab my fries harder than necessary. "Small-town nonsense is peaceful." "Small-town nonsense is boring," she shoots back immediately, like that ends the discussion. Lizzie sits across from us quietly stirring her drink, trying to hide how excited she is and failing completely. Every few seconds she smiles to herself for no reason, then catches me looking and immediately ducks her head again.

I shook my head and smiled at her clumsy nature. Who removes a chair like that, without even telling?? Stupid girl! You are stupid! Who sits like that without even looking for the chair. My inner voice said. But I was sitting there earlier, I knew it was there. Let it be... No arguments! ********* I reached home after having dinner at my favourite diner and after changing my clothes, I jumped into my bed and wanted to sleep for at least ten hours at a stretch without a single noise to disturb me.

She was too busy for that, and Noah was too practical to make a trip without reason. Brittany set her cup down. “We missed you. That’s one reason.” Noah nodded. “And there’s another.” Celeste waited. “There’ve been a few strange things around town,” Noah said. “Nothing you’d call dramatic. Just off. Missing dogs. Lights out at the edge of the highway. People saying they heard something in the woods and then finding tracks where there shouldn’t be tracks.” The room went very still. Not because anyone panicked, but because everyone who lived close enough to the land understood what off felt like. Celeste glanced at Remy, and he was already watching her with that same quiet alertness he used wh