Halloweentown Grandma Novels & Stories

Chantel made clear. "Oo__ okay," Mitch stuttered. "Alright, you can go change now!" Chantel said. __________ It was late evening when Mitch and her Aunt Chantel arrived at the gigantic mansion where Grandma Flora lived all alone with the maid to take care of her need. "Grandma!" Mitch yelled happily as she ran to engulf the old lady into a hug. "Oh my goodness, what a surprise. I'm so happy to see you here my child! It's been a long while since I saw you and I already miss you!" The old lady with white colored hair said to Mitch who chuckled happily.

“Grandma. Why don’t you head home now. You’re grandchildren must be worried about you.” Hellion then stepped away bit by bit as she watched the old lady with great caution. The old lady only smiled creepily as the rims of her mouth suddenly widen and displayed the sharp white teeth. Hellion trembled in fear as she tried to defend herself. The old lady’s neck twisted in a very scary manner and her limbs suddenly turned into tentacles. She look at Hellion with her mouth agape, sharp teeth and long tongue, eyes filled with bloodlust as the weak frame suddenly turned into something horrifying. It was a totally different look from before. Her mouth was salivating over her as the eyes reflected he

It reminded me of those places in the middle of nowhere or those dead end towns. "She's inside", my grandma said as I followed her inside the place. I just hoped it didn't collapse on us. The bell rang as the door opened. I was hit with a strong breeze which was surprising considering that the outside was calm. The air wasn't as fresh and the place had a weird to smell to it. "Hilda?", my Grandma called out before we heard a shuffling sound. Suddenly a woman popped out of nowhere and grinned widely at us.

I quickly wrapped an arm around each of them, unable to stand seeing them so distressed. "I know, I know. But hey, Grandma has a tasty dinner waiting, and I brought treats for after! Let's focus on having fun tonight." I tickled their sides until their gloom lightened into giggles once more. They really were resilient kids. Lena would be so proud. The thought sent another pang through my chest. By the time we reached the cozy cottage on the town outskirts, I could already smell something savory cooking. Grandma Gertie bustled out to greet us, face crinkling into a warm smile. "There are my favorite grandbabies! Give me some sugar."

She and I both knew how mom would be way beyond crossed once she finds out about Will and I, ditching the party. But for once, I was fine with it. "Anything new you came across?" I asked before sitting down on the light brown couch. Like I mentioned, grandma loved collecting antique things. Crystals and gems. Ancient runes. Myths and legends. Her house looked more like a witchcraft store than a normal house. "Sadly, I didn't." She said with a long sigh. I couldnt help but notice how her light brown hair were getting white around the edges. "Really? What's that then?" I asked before walking over towards one of her glass shelves. Something inside it had caught my eye the moment I had entered t

“She once told Grandma,just after Dad was born,to be careful and keep him safe.” Now Beth was not just creeped out,but also morbidly intrigued. “Why would she do that?”she asked. Marcus shrugged.”Dad was born in this house during a storm,there was no time to get to the hospital and Grandma was alone.As Grandma told me,everyone just assumed it was the trauma of giving birth alone that made her hallucinate,but she was convinced it really happened.” “Did she say anything else?” “Yes,she did.She said the lady had stood in her bedroom,and before she told her to keep Dad safe,she told her that she was not alone.There was another presence in the house too,a lady waiting in the shadows.”

Grandma usually would not call him, but Chloe asked for medication yesterday, and now, she called again. Did something happen? Harry instantly accepted the call. “Grandma, what happened?” “Harry.” Surprisingly, his Grandma sounded very energetic and happy. “Are you free tomorrow? It’s my sixtieth birthday, and I’m having a celebration inside the village. If you have time, come along.”

Ruby, Rose and Junior exclaimed out of excitement as they rushed to attack her with hugs whilst I just stood there awkwardly, shifting my weight from one leg to the other, feeling out of place. "See how tall you've all become." Tall Grandma gushed as she accessed each of them, whilst they beamed like Cheshire cats. "What did you bring for us?" Junior asked eager to see the goodies he seemed so sure Tall Grandma brought along. "Wait and see now." Tall Grandma flashed a teasing smile as she fished out various plastic bags from her bag. Tearing them open, she revealed loads of candy and various local snacks and that was when my eyes landed on it.

He murmured, suddenly teasing. I nudged him, a little smile of my own pushing at my lips. “The truth is that I’m in love with you, and you’re in love with me. And – and that there is a literal demon in Hawthorn,” I added in a whisper, “and our best chance of defeating it is if we all work together. Grandma Rosie has Herb and Eliza Young on the case, and who knows who else. Our job is to rally the vampires and the wolves.”

echoed in my skull, heavier now that I’d crossed another line. Downstairs, the kitchen smelled of fresh coffee, bacon, and tension. Grandma Eleanor sat at the head of the long oak table, her silver hair pinned neatly, birthday banners already strung across the walls despite the party being tomorrow. At eighty, she still commanded the room with quiet grace, her eyes sharp as ever. Mom fluttered around her, adjusting plates. Joshua dominated one end, newspaper in hand, lecturing on local politics as if the world outside our little town of Millow Creek depended on his approval.