Halloween Party Book Novels & Stories

Leo gave the world hope that wealthy people had souls and other human emotions. The masquerade- red flag right there as only rich people had parties called that-also had an event planner handling every minuet detail. Set up was to begin Thursday night, for the event which would take place the following evening on the actual holiday. Grayson had hosted a Halloween party for the last three years and it was because it had been Cortney Van Tessin’s idea. The parties had outlived their relationship and engagement and become a tradition. But Amber wondered if the event could really be called a party. People in overpriced clothes, overpriced plastic surgery robotic faces, sipping bubbly as orchestr

HALLOWEEN CAME just as quickly as everyone anticipated it and the Halloween Party was already moving in full speed ahead at Nora and Max's school. There was an activity assigned to a few nominated kids to make the event even more entertaining and each group with the highest attendance votes by other kids stood a chance of winning a prize. Therefore, Nora, the team leader of the "Scary Story Booth" was doing everything in her power to make her temporary occupation strive along with her team members: Max, Ethan, Laura, and a few other kids from the first grade who were handing out candies as she narrated the story.

Willow appeared out of nowhere, her eyes searching both our faces. “Nothing, just this group project that is impossible to understand.” Stephanie smiled. “You do know I can sense when someone is lying by hearing their heart beat, right?” Willow reminded. “But anyways, halloween party tonight. My mansion. Eight sharp. Attendance is mandatory,” she announced, tossing a flyer at my chest. “You have a mansion?” I asked. “You don't live more than a century without at least acquiring a few real estates. The real party starts by nine, so don't be tardy.” Willow finished with a smile.

Round tables and chairs covered with expensive white silk lined the polished floor of Percy’s pride and joy. There were balloons and string lights. Flowers and potted trees that blended in well with the decorations. Even though I couldn't stand Percy’s snake in the grass ass, he never missed when it came to putting together a celebration. “Can we have a good time tonight? I don’t wanna fight with you, Brielle.” “I’m not fighting, Kannon. And despite what’s going on … I am having a good time.” Instead of looking at me, she was looking at Monty.

She said. "Us?" "Yeah! You'd be getting a costume for yourself too!" Joel sighed loudly. "So, What do you think we should dress up like?" Joel only shrugged..He has no idea why she's so excited about the Halloween party. it's not like it's something to be excited about. "How about Zombies?" She suggested. "Why Zombies?" "Cos it's scary! Or how about I dress up as Maleficent!" Olivia suggested again. "Who's Maleficent? Don't tell me she's a model..!" Joel asked with a slight frown.

He questioned with pouty lips and furrowed eyebrows. “It means that the decoration and guests’ clothing will be connected to a specific topic. It will make your party more interesting. I’ll also provide you with entertaining games.” Stella explained, fixing back her son’s hair. “Oh oh. I want a vampire theme.” He jumped up and down her belly. Matt carried him in his arms and proceeded to bury his head into Ian’s belly. “Are you organizing a Halloween party? Choose something more fun. Something that attracts and seduces your girl friends.” He winked at him, earning a slap on his arm from a boiling Stella.

The Halloween party was taking place in a tent which was mounted in our school garden amongst the trees, it was very pretty both on the inside and outside. They had installed fairy lights, glowing pumpkins all around even skeletons to make it creepy. Everywhere was glittery though, lots of girls had make up on their faces, even some boys had their faces painted, I won't lie, it did fit them!. Right now everything was so overwhelming, my thoughts were back and beginning to drown me, I decided to go out for fresh air. "Excuse me guys, I need some fresh air." I said to them and stood up. I left the tent and walked till I got to a park bench, it was somewhere between the tent and the side walk p

Multiple hands of the dead people reach out from under the earth trying to crawl out and Jessica stands with her arms wide apart laughing hysterically ................... ✍🏽 I wake up the following day, the day of Halloween. The house is lit up with pumpkin lights, some new red candles at the window waiting to burn, fake cobwebs on the door, rubber spiders on the toilet seat and blood paints on the door We played a recording of people screaming and people screaming while getting butchered and sounds of chainsaw ripping through the flesh of unfortunate souls—lovely tunes I meet Haley at the Kitchen, she just got the Halloween cookies out of the oven. She baked spider shaped cookies and she i

Part of me wished I could hand deliver them, however, distance would be required to not draw attention back to us. “Here is everyone’s food!” Theresa broke into our unspoken feelings. Leaning away, I looked at the steaming crab that was placed in front of me. A firm hand grabbed my shoulder to the right. Looking over, Nox was silently comforting me, knowing what I was just told. “What do you think, Grace?” Zoey spoke up from across the table. “I’m sorry, about what?” Grabbing my drink, I took a long sip. “A halloween party! Full costumes and contest?” Zoey looked like a little kid in the candy store. “Obviously, we would need to look for a venue.”

This night was supposed to bring joy and excitement, but instead, I felt emotionally drained. After a day of school, it was time for the Halloween party. Earlier, we had prepared the house for the party by securing it. I had purchased a locked container a few months ago to store my belongings under my bed. Although our rooms were off-limits, people still managed to sneak in. I hung my costume on the closet door, but I no longer felt excited about wearing it. "Knock, knock." Abby appeared in the doorway; I had asked her to come over early so we could get ready together. "You're not still upset about Dane, are you?" she asked.