Grim Tales From Down Below Minnie Novels & Stories

While walking alongside his men, Sharp Knife made sure the criminal didn't do anything crazy. With the men gone, the room seemed more distant. All that was left was a husband and wife with a baby in their arms, the servants whispering incessantly, and the girl gazing in horror at the red stain on the floor. Mia still couldn't believe she was able to attack so brutally. "Are you okay?" Minnie asked, touching her daughter's arm. Just at that moment, the secretary woke up from her contemplation. Still with a pale face, she nodded. "Yes, Mom. It's just … I feel guilty,” the girl replied, looking down at her slightly trembling hands.

Meeting new people always gave me great anxiety. A while later, I was outside my apartment building. I could hear Eminem's rap coming from inside. I frowned. That was surprising. Although most of the residents of the apartment building were students, no one ever played extremely loud music during weekdays at 5pm. Who wanted noise after a long stressful day? Apparently, someone did. I met Chris, a boy who claimed to be in love with me as I ascended the stairs. “Hey, Lynn.” He said, smiling. He was good looking and really nice, the type of boy every girl needs in her life.

But attacking Ameline took a back seat when the door at the top of the basement stairs slammed open and Mia leaped down them, her magic propelling her forward while she shrieked like a woman possessed. Right. At. Ameline. ***

I really hope they were not close because- I’d just leave it at that. I looked up at Graham “let’s go down there” I said. My eyes were dark and my gums were tingling with my canines threatening to elongate… I had to hold it in for now. Graham nodded “yes” The cellar was dimly lit, damp, and cold—the kind of place that swallowed sound and made men shiver long before fear touched them… some said that it was a nightmare, hell if you’d like to call it.

The sound of pens clattering, stickers fluttering, and glitter gel pens clinking against ceramic mug edges filled the space. “Oh, Sebastian, you have no idea what you just did,” she hissed to herself, her voice low and venom-laced. “‘Miss Brown, keep it down’ — oh, I’ll keep it down, alright. I’ll keep it so far down you’ll need a damn search party to find me again.” She threw open the bottom drawer and pulled out a pink porcelain unicorn someone gave her on her first week. Into the box it went. Then the rainbow memo pads. The turquoise paper clips. The lava lamp.

He was just adorable. "We should play tag then I can bring extra lunch sacks for a picnic," he offered and Grim hurried off yelling,"you're it!" I gasped loudly and dashed across the street as Eoin giggled and gave chase. Of course he chased me and when I tripped and fell into the shaded gray grass, he tackled me saying,"You're it!" I got up wiping off my butt and looked around for my two targets. I noticed Grim trying to look inconspicuous by the wall. He wasn't looking my way and probably didn't realize that I was it. I charged at him. He saw me and turned just as reached him. I felt myself falling into the wall and heard Grim yelling. I looked up at him and saw panic in his eyes as I fe

I’d somehow managed to get Mallory to stay home, but I had to have Mina eat at my place and make a double chocolate cake for the M&Ms. Mrs. Graycort is one of the coolest people ever. She just says what she thinks as it pops into her brain. She had me set the table and asked me all sorts of questions about Nate and his mom. “So, is he cute?” She asked. “I think so, but I’m pretty sure Kam would disagree,” I giggled. Kimia was also helping. “He’s got hair, a face, a wolfy-boy smell, and all limbs that are legally allowed to be visible.”

"There's something I want to show you.” Maxine, immediately curious, got up and followed her grandmother out of the kitchen. They walked down a narrow hall where creaky floorboards moaned with every step until they reached a small, unassuming door at the end of the hall. Her grandmother opened it, revealing a set of stairs leading down to the basement. “Down here," her grandmother said, disappearing down the stairs in slow, careful steps. Maxine followed, the air growing cooler as they continued deeper into the house. The basement was not well lit; the only light emanated from a few flickering candles placed on old wooden tables.

I watched him nose into a few bales of hay and start eating like nothing was wrong. “Can this get any stranger?” Griffith said, deadpan… and one second later, I hated that question. I stepped into the little shed, passing a stack of split logs, but that wasn’t what grabbed me. In the middle of the plank floor, someone had dug a huge pit. I looked down, one hand clamped over my nose, my face going hard. “Yeah… it could get worse,” Griffith muttered. A dozen women’s bodies lay piled below in the dark, rotting slow.

These served as the path Shrilly was talking about and it ran all the way down. In a single file, we journeyed our way downwards and it seemed like a long dark stroll— one that I didn’t actually mind as I’ve been in darker places (or predicaments) before. Yeah, I’m talking about Coma. ** It was weird down here. From the top of the Rift, below looked dark but now that we were getting to the bottom, it was not looking all that dark. It was moderately lit. We soon got to the ground level and we all gazed around now and saw nothing but rock and more rocks.