Loud House Cry Novels & Stories

I knew what he was asking, so I gave him a curt nod, and he turned, pushing the door open. From the stairs, I could only mark out a couch, a dying fire, before a man—no, a rogue—sprang to his feet, his body already beginning the swift. His nose elongated, eyes blazing a fierce blue as claws extended from his fingertips— Lightning struck, illuminating across the room briefly and I heard the sickening sound of flesh tearing. Nox's hand was plunged into the rogue's chest. When it emerged, the still-beating heart pulsed in his grip, blood dripping onto the worn wooden floor.

loud laughter again filled the house. We decided to eat and drink juice at the antidote bar, sang, danced, and enjoyed the fireworks. The breeze is cold, and the year is about to change again. The old year is closing, bad memories will leave behind, and we will cherish the happy things that happened to each other. "I love you, baby. Cheers." Ally shouted and kissed me on the cheek. Her smile reached up to her ears as if there was no tomorrow, savoring every minute that passed.

He mumbled out but I could hear it well as he didn't faze out from staring into my eyes as I backed away from him. "Quite lonely? Me? Who give you the thought of that opinion?"I said while letting out a low quic chuckle. "You're acting weird than being normal one,people would usually good at hiding it but in your case especially to your behavior it's weird which seems it's quite lonelyto find .The real laugh would be more convincing and longer than your quick and low chuckle one."He said with those determine crimson eyes of his which I could feel my pupils widened. 'Interesting one..;

The guy whispered something into his ears and winked. Everyone went back to the haunted house. Now was the last level that is The Silent Night. They all went inside the room. Just then the lights went off. Shama looked here and there but she couldn’t see anything. It was very dark. Suddenly, the whole room filled with thunderous voices and cloud rumbling as if it was going to rain. Strong wind started blowing. Shama looked here and there but no one was in her sight. She walked around but couldn’t find anyone. The room was looking like maize.

“What do you think you're doing huh? Trying to hide your tears and pain? Listen child, doing that is useless. It won't help you in any way, it will instead make things worse. You shouldn't hide your pain and tears, instead you should let them out. Crying is a healing process. In order to heal and move on from our burdens, anguish and sorrows, it's necessary to cry once or twice. Hiding or controlling it will only make it worse. You have to let it all out, just let it out child” He said,as he looked at her with sympathy. Charlotte looked at him, short of words. She stared at him with teary eyes. “Can… Can I hug you?” she asked him as she looked at him hopefully. “Hmmm” he said as he nodded hi

Cassy pleaded. Inara laughed, mimicking her high-pitched laughter. “Now we’re even.” she repeated. “Hi five Zee, take it.” “Of course, baby.” Inara and Zee hi fived to Cassy’s crying. Then they freed her bonds loosely and escaped back to the truck, hauling the bike back into the truck and slipping inside in time to see her friends coming out to the road to check on her. “Hey Sue, Eve.” Zee called to get their attention. The girls recognized them, their expression laced with confusion. “She’s over there, bitches.” Zee said, pointing in the direction where they had dragged Cassy.

“Earlier tonight, I saw someone outside my window, this isn’t even hallucination, this is a breach.” “Yes, I totally agree with you, one hundred percent.” He said, nodding his head in agreement. “And what’s more, you know who the person was, don’t you?” I paused for a moment and then answered him. “Yes, I know who it was,” I replied, trying to hide and conceal my fear. Cael looked at me for a moment and shook his head slowly, and then he finally said it. “Visa Nigthhallow.” My heart skipped as the name thundered into my ear drums.

I was exhausted. The loud yells and Chu’s cry from Miss. Claws caught my ears. Ever since Sorrow had passed away they had been less fights and yells but today they were back. A familiar face stepped out from Miss. Claw’s apartment as a glass plate followed him. Luckily, he dodged it. “GET THE FUCK FROM HERE BEFORE I KILL YOU!” Miss. Yellow coat painter yelled from inside. I suddenly heard Miss. Claw yell, “YOU FOOLISH GOOD FOR NOTHING FATHERLESS BITCH!”

A blast of cold, damp air rushed out from the darkness, smelling of mildew, old stone, and iron. I stepped inside first, my large shoulders almost brushing against the narrow stone doorway. Kaelen followed right behind me, with Paul and Homer at the rear. Our footsteps echoed loudly in the cave-like hallway. We walked past rows of cold, empty cells. The stone walls were dripping with moisture, and the only light came from flickering torches mounted on the walls. It was a miserable place, meant to break a wolf’s spirit. We walked deeper into the dark level, moving toward the very last cell at the end of the corridor.