Hollering Novels & Stories

, an extremely brutal stone-like fruit rarely ever found which could cause unimaginable pain and intense hallucinations when used on a vampire. "Sit," I ordered Blake, standing for a long time could cause adverse effects on his back which was still recuperating. Blake sat stiffly on the empty seat between I and Ian. Awkward silence reigned for a while before "Ha ha ha ha, ke ke ki ki ki…." Ian laughed hysterically,"Oh my goodness! ha HA he he ahhhhhh ki kiii…" I rolled my eyes, the clown was at it again. "Look at y'all faces,he he…. now you've got to tell me what really ha ha…. went on in that room" He said in-between laughs.

says Marcus with sweat on his forehead. "Yeah, same here," says Rogelio. Lyra couldn't perceive anything either until she realized that her sense of smell wasn't going to indicate that there was a threat, but rather her hearing was going to detect the intruders. As in the depths of the forest, laughter approached and branches broke from all sides.

“Brring brring … brring brring … brring brring ... brring" This time she made up her mind not to pay heed to the call even if it rings for hours. 'Click...' went the door which flew widely ajar almost in split seconds. There he was! With both hands in his trouser pockets, Jack stood at the entrance of the room. "Take that call now!" "Ok" . Amy's wobbly voice muttered. Fear could be spelt all over her as she hurriedly reached for the phone across the room. "Hello..."

a voice shouted urgently. "Keep it down, Old man." Michael hissed, his eyes never leaving the trees. "Listen to me, Michael," the voice continued urgently. "Something is jamming our signal. You and your team need to get out of there now. This is beyond anything we've dealt with before."

We’re like in a horror movie and the background song is the nursery rhyme entitled Humpty Dumpty. I mustered all the courage I have and picked up the phone to stop it from playing. When I hit the pause button, it suddenly went off. And I almost had a heart attack when I saw a girl on it. It’s like it’s inside the phone. Slowly it began to crack. The girl in the phone smiled at me. I screamed at the top of my lungs before throwing it. They were also stunned because of my shouting. “You will all pay…” We looked around us when we heard a voice. A cold voice that’s so chilling and sent shivers down to our spine.

People screamed again—this time at her. She looked up, heart pounding, chest heaving. Her hand— Claws. Her eyes— Wolf gold. A man across the street had his phone out. Recording. The world tilted. “Shit,” Riley breathed. Someone was shouting at her, asking if she was okay. The boy was crying. The car had skidded to a stop. But all she could hear was the crackling inside her skull, the voice she hadn’t heard in years. You blew it. Again.

The principal hollered. But there were already long gone.