Front Desk Monsters Inc Novels & Stories

I needed to feed my monsters or there would be consequences. “Hi, handsome. Would you like some company?” I turned and saw an attractive blonde standing next to me. Perfect. I thought to myself. She wasn’t my usual but she would do. So I started my game again. Within thirty minutes she was walking out the door with me. We walked over to my car and I held the door as she climbed in. I smiled to myself as I climbed into the car and drove her to her death. This wasn’t how I wanted the night to end at least not with this woman but it would hold off my demons for now.

James told him that Monster hate any light reflection because it might damage he's skin, and everybody is afraid of him so nobody dares to make any mistakes of making him sees any reflection of light. Michael nod and think out loud that.... "Guess I know how to get rid of him now" then he told Dr. James to let go. Michael walked in and opened the curtain carelessly, the reflection of the sun reflect to Monster's face. Monster shouted that, who the hell is that? Dr. James Rushed and kneel down before Monster. Then told him that he is sorry, that he brought in a visitor, and the visitor did not know about the rules here. Monster got so pissed up and said

“We’re not injecting all of the horde. We’re focusing on the ones who aren’t as badly infected for now.” “Wise,” Ben called over his shoulder as he started to walk toward the camp’s exit. “I’ll cloak you as we get closer to the wolves.” When Hank and a small group of his newly treated zombies fell in line with him, he stopped and looked at Jasper. “Are we taking them too?” “I didn’t know if you’d be back,” Jasper explained. “We probably don’t need them now.”

As soon as Sam drove out of the mansion, I felt his gaze on me, and then his voice came. "It seems you didn't have a good night's sleep, Boss." He observed calmly, but I couldn't get myself to say a word to him. My mind was clouded with the thought of Elsa and the words she had said to me. After about a minute of remaining silence, I voiced out the thought that had kept me busy. "Am I really a monster?" I asked Sam, my voice laced with sadness as I peered into the rearview mirror, anticipating his response.

“Now I’ve got to find another monster.” She stepped out into the hallway, her footsteps echoing against the stone walls. Pausing, she tilted her head, listening to faint murmurs nearby. Her eyes landed on the sign outside the door: THERAPY. The therapist's voice echoed in the empty room. "Monsters don't lurk in closets or under beds, they stand before us, smiling. Love blinds us to their darkness, letting us see only their light. These are the goddess's chosen ones... rare vessels of her power. Now breathe deeply, close your eyes, and request her guidance."

“That’s your fault.” He scoffed. “You set half the hallway on fire.” More growls. Dozens this time. Doors started opening on both sides. One by one, monsters slithered out. Witches cloaked in red mist. Wolf hybrids with stitched jaws. Blood mages with blindfolds and blades fused into their forearms. Soldiers. Experiments. Killers. Ashton grinned. “You still don’t want to split up?” “Not unless you want to die without me.”

On monitors. _No cages. No monsters. Just us._ *Crack.*

“Boss,” Monster called from the doorway. “We got visitors.” Breed and Greer stood from the table. “They are on horses of all things,” Monster added as he looked puzzled. “And they have a whole pack of horses with them.” Breed looked upset. He then strode over toward the door. Greer and Monster followed him. Breed paused at the door to say, “Everyone stays here.” Greer opened his mouth to argue as his job was to protect the prez.

“You’re safe from other monsters.” My quickened pulse returned. “Other monsters? Are you a monster? Is Em?”

Bubbling over with curiosity, I ask Jeremy discretely, "What's going on?" The woman at the front desk, dressed in a uniform and adorned with a name tag, gives him room keys. "The Dreier pack runs this place," he explains and leads our group through the modern, wood and stone lobby. "This hotel is on their land, and they cater it to humans during the winter. During the off-season, the Union uses it as a main European location. All of the workers belong to the pack, but the pack itself is a short drive west." "So the guests are all attending the meeting tomorrow?"