Imaginary Friends House Novels & Stories

“Just checking up on you guys.” “You can come in,” he said, eagerly, opening the door. I saw that they had drawn the curtains so the room was dark and they had moved a television in from somewhere else in the Alpha House so now they had two side by side. Several of their friends were sitting on the floor wearing gaming headsets maneuvering their avatar through some sort of virtual town. “Hi, Luna,” Chuck said. I waved to him and Josh, pleased that they were over. They were good boys and would be a positive influence on my three.

she adds, her eyes wide with wonder. I try to downplay their concerns, waving me hand like a conjurer dismissing a trick. "Ah, you're just spinning tales, lasses," I say. "This old house has been standing here for ages. You're just seeing things." I smile, hoping to reassure them. "It was like being in a movie, Casper!" Scarlett exclaims, waving a sleek, mysterious device of hers. "My phone couldn't even take a picture of the house at first," she continues, her eyes shining like a pair of stars on a clear night.

Andy Peering out into the hallway, it's just a dark, empty corridor that stretches on beyond my sight. I don't recall my house being this big, all that space leading nowhere. The other rooms no longer exist, Gabby's, my parents, the bathroom and even the spare room across from me are all gone, and my mind rationalises that this is how my house always appeared, just one solitary room on the upper level. I turn my head in the opposite direction and notice that the stairs are now missing. Dad used them to start a fire in the backyard, I recall, although I never saw the fire

“I heard that Jacob gifted Prissy this place. Charlene, both of them find you annoying. Why are you here?” I was livid. Why was I there? I kicked the fragile door of the partitioned room and yelled, “This is my house! All of you, get out!”

he smiles looking back out towards the road. It took us another twenty minutes before a house comes into view, it was the only one around here it wasn't big but it also wasn't small, it was kind of in the middle. We drive up to the gate where Ryan opens his window talking into the intercom. "It's Ryan" he says someone speaks through it but i couldn't hear what they were saying as the gates opened.

But the best part, the hideous thing featured several pictures of gifts with the coy message splayed proudly in the middle: 'Can I be your gift tonight? She had no idea where he had found such a thing, but it was adorable and she couldn't stop giggling under her breath as she approached him. His pearly whites charming as he spotted her. He certainly fit in with the decorations. Her aunt had strung the living room to the brim with decorations, the room lined with miniature Christmas trees, lights glowing and strung bright along the ceiling and down the doorframes, and holly everywhere, as far as the eye could see. The only thing that didn't fit the winter wonderland inside the house was hones

I wasn't sure where we were headed, as he simply said we were on our way to his house. As we journeyed, he told me about the island. He mentioned that he and his friends had purchased it out of boredom, with no other hangout spot besides the Headquarters. Yeah, he already told me about that, and I was glad he didn't hesitate to share it with me. They bought the island and the land nearby and designed it themselves. I also learned that each of his friends had their own house here. It seemed like their bond was even stronger than a mighty bond! "Let's go," I couldn't believe it when we arrived at the gate of his house. As usual, it was painted in a cool blue color, his favorite. Next to his ho

We’ll moved out of the apartment and in with them,* Fanny said, wagging her tail. Into their parents house … awk … ward. How long does it take to build a house? I had no idea. Maybe we could stay in the packhouse … ehh no. How quickly I forget I don’t like people. *Baby? You out here,* I heard, over mind-link. Fanny’s head shot up, there were so few people from my pack on campus, I hardly ever got to mind-link unless I was home. I hadn’t even thought about the fact I can now do it with them.

Looking up at her dad, she was met with a pair of painful worried eyes staring back at her. “Where are your friends? Where are they? I mean Rose and Cindy.” When she heard that, her brows furrowed in confusion before she slowly asked, “you didn’t see any of them?” As it is, it seemed like she isn’t aware she was all alone in the house. “I met no one except you Daisy. No one is in this house right now. Why will they leave you all by yourself? Just why? It’s almost ten minutes since I came here and still no one yet.”

“Arlo! Where are you right now? Where have you gone? Are you safe? Oh god, where can I get you?” “Why are you panicking, mommy? I’m okay. I’m at a playground next to a big house! I just took a walk then I appeared here. I also made a new friend!” What? A playground next to a big house? “Can you tell mommy exactly what the big house is like?” “Hmm, it’s a very big house! It’s painted like the sky, and there’s a playground here, and a pool, oh and a garden! And the house has many rooms.”