Creepy Pennywise Novels & Stories

At that moment Penny's brain wandered back and that was when realisation hit her that the room she saw was unbelievable was the CEO'S office. *The CEO Stiles Humphrey of Humphrey's fashion industry is a beast?” Penny gasped at her thoughts attracting the other employees. When Penny got home, she threw her bag on the couch and made her way to her room. Upon doing so, she walked straight to her reading table and switched on her laptop. She could feel her heart beating faster than usual but she simply pushed that uneasy feeling aside. Gathering all the courage she needed, Penny began to type a few words on her laptop. Shortly the pictures of werewolf appeared on the screen and she Zoomed in to

" Penny immediately grabbed the glass of alcohol and splashed it on his face. Casby methodically wiped his face clean with a handkerchief, glaring darkly at her. As Penny stood up and ran toward the door, he grabbed her wrist tightly. "Did mentioning Caleb hit a nerve? You've finally stopped pretending to be a goody-goody, huh?" After a few steps, Penny felt pain in her wrist, and the room started spinning. She looked back at him, but her vision was filled with multiple blurry figures. Everything seemed to be floating. She sat down abruptly, shaking her head to clear the dizziness. However, the room continued to sway.

Getting no answer, he crawled through the window and when he joined Bill and I, he muttered, “Damn.” Of course we did the most logical thing: we entered the room. Almost instantly I smelled something rotten. A high-pitched buzzing—which I hadn’t noticed before now—filled the air. I squinted and saw flies massing above each of the pentagram’s points. As I passed them, that rotten-meat smell wafted upward, making my stomach churn. I couldn’t really see very well what was rotting there but quite frankly, I didn’t want to. Eventually we found ourselves clustered by a winding stairway leading to the floors above. Bill nodded at the pentagram and whispered, “That’s new.”

mind gibbered. 'It can't be real, it can't be—' But it was real. And it was looking at her like she was dinner. The creature's lipless mouth stretched into a grotesque parody of a smile. "Going somewhere, little human?" it hissed, its voice like nails on a chalkboard. The sound made her skin crawl. Cathy's heart seized. Behind her, she could hear the angry shouts of the women growing closer. Before her, the pale monstrosity loomed, its red eyes gleaming with hunger. Trapped. She was completely trapped. She was trapped, with nowhere left to run. This was it. This was how she died. Cathy's heart raced as she stood frozen, caught between the approaching mob and the nightmarish creature blockin

Since Darius Jackson already got his daughter to get married, he did not see any point for him to butt in… But Cedric did seem a bit odd based on Penny’s description. Besides, the Corpse Walkers were also involved in Mandy’s incident. “I can help you with that,” Harvey said with a frown. “But on one condition.” “Of course! I’ll do anything!” replied Penny swiftly. Penny had no intention of holding back. As long as she could shake Cedric away, she would not mind Harvey taking advantage of her either. She would just pretend that a ghost was weighing down on her.

Transparent poison dripped from the chewing gum. -Come-come here, my sweet, - the magician extended his hand, stroking the creature on the back of the neck. The undead reached out closer, squealing, snapping their huge mandibles. “There’s a tidbit in store for you, honey. Go-go. The old man stepped aside, letting the creature into the far corner of the room. There, where the chained prisoner sat on the floor. A young clumsy guy with light swirls and large blue eyes that widened in horror at the sight of the approaching undead.

“He even had a camera installed in this room and watched me…isn't that just crazy? Doesn't it say a lot about him? Tell me then, how is staying in a room next to his a good thing?” She opened her mouth to speak and I shook my head. “Let me finish, okay? He's just going to get creepier, more obsessed and, well…I do think he can get any more psychotic than he already is but you never know.” I threw myself down on the bed as my thoughts churned once again. Penny moved to take a seat beside me. She looked around the room as well, her face filled with concern and dread. “Um…I guess…that's actually creepy…” she stopped abruptly. “Wait a minute…” she exclaimed. I turned to look at her.

The words hit me in a row, each one landing like a punch to the chest. He'd planned this from the start. Skimming my commission wasn't enough. He'd lined up a fine-print trap to finish me off. A cold, sick feeling crawled up my spine. My hands and feet went numb. Joe's face lit with smug satisfaction. Sasha lifted her chin, too. "Cassian, you're done." A steady voice, edged with amusement, drifted in from the doorway. "Mr. Watson, look at you, throwing your weight around."

Piper nudged her as she flinched. "Come on girl! What is the matter?" Piper inquired as Willow gazed back at her with bulged eyes. (Should I tell her?) She thought. "Hey! Are you okay?' She asked again as Willow decided to spill. "Emm, do you by any chance, feel that this place seemed creepy?' " what are you talking about?" Piper giggled. "It is Halloween, it should be creepy of course" she rubbed her shoulders. (Of course, she would not understand me) she thought.

Dressed like Princess Leia visiting Jabba the Hut-in other words in a very skimpy outfit that left not much to the imagination-Penny was led through a series of corridors until she and the pig who dragged her by one wrist emerged onto a small raised dais. She blinked in the bright lights but almost wished she'd remained blind when she saw what was around her. She seemed to be in some kind of bar-a very crowded bar. Surrounding the dais on three sides were tables packed with aliens of all types, most of them leering at her. Odors of all kinds assailed her-rancid, unwashed, totally gross-and made her slightly nauseous. She really wished she'd listened to Reg. Once again, her curiosity had land