Loud House Mom Novels & Stories

"That's very good, dear. But not too much, it'll get all sticky." In the kitchen, Aaron was busy stirring the coffee while occasionally glancing at them. The atmosphere was unfamiliar yet warm - like a slice of life he had been longing for, but never dared to imagine again. Loudy came in from the back garden, her hair messy and her T-shirt a little dirty. "Mama, Papa, Lowly and I made a little tree house for the dolls!" Aaron raised an eyebrow. "Tree house? Seriously? What did you use?" "Cardboard! And some wood from the warehouse. When it's finished, Papa has to see it!" Loudy replied excitedly.

Plus it’s a ton of fun to show off and teach some of these guys who the strongest is. I hear the door close from the stairwell and immediately go to my door to listen. We have the top floor of the pack house to ourselves. It honestly feels like a house of its own. Everything we could want is up here: living area, kitchen, balcony overlooking the property. “Our own oasis,” as my mom says. “Did they get here safely?” I hear my mom ask. “Yeah. John looked like shit. Not that I can blame him. I’m just surprised he left instead of ripping that bastard’s head off.”

“I have followed dad here many times, sister. He comes to see a violet eyed woman. She lives in this house.” What? The Moon Goddess on the motorbike, what the hell was that? I could vouch for my mom’s presence in the Moon Howler’s Pack as she raised us in person. Then what was Edith trying to implore? As Nova was also unaware of this, I didn’t waste a second and barged into my mom’s house. However, the scene there was quite unexpected! Black walls, ashes and ruined furniture was telling me the story of desolation, but the strong scent of red spider lilies assaulting my nostrils sent my mind into overdrive.

Then, in an instant, it was gone, and a smile returned to her face. “Let’s go and watch those quiz shows, eh?” she said. “Hope we’ve not missed Tipping Point.” She turned away and went into the small lounge, where the TV announced the evening’s schedule. In the hallway, Lucas looked at his mother and considered the possibility that she was losing her hearing in spectacular fashion, or that perhaps he had merely thought the question and not asked it out loud.

It costed almost all the money I had and all I was left with was $3. I returned to the resort and made my way back to the suite, closing the door behind me. Just as I did, the resonance of the voice of Mr. Colton echoed through the hallway. The distinct click of the electronic lock being released reached my ears, indicating the approaching entry of Mr. Colton into the Suite.

They were only five, and even though their IQ surpassed her expectations of them most of the time, there were cute moments like this one. "Hunnie, can you tell me the name of where we are?" Laura asked quietly. "A hotel?" Lisa answered. "Yes, sweetheart, a hotel; what do you think everybody does at the hotel?" Laura asked again. "Uhm, they come to sleep, I guess," Liam replied with a serious face as he thought about what his mom was asking. "Yes, darling, to sleep, so you see, we don't really have neighbors; they are gone before we can give them anything," Laura told them.

I needed that small reminder that at least one thing in this entire mess was safe, warm, and untouched by secrets and blood and betrayal. “Mom!” Amber’s voice burst through the line, bright and excited, so full of life it made my chest ache. “Mom, guess what!” I smiled despite myself, moving toward a quieter corner of the corridor. “Hi, baby. Guess what?” “I’m in a very huggeeee mansion!” he practically shouted. “It’s so big, Mom. Like… really big. Bigger than Dad’s house. Uncle Kevin says the land has been used to be their family home for generations.”

Louise had just returned from her hometown and was waiting at the bus station. After receiving a call from Monique, she didn't even put down her luggage and hurried to the hospital. "Monique, how is Chairman Moore?" When Louise arrived at the hospital, Monique stood at the door of the emergency room with Little Nomi and Song Xu in her arms. Madam Dowager sat on a chair on one side and kept staring at the emergency room. Louise's hometown was relatively remote, and even the phone signal was often cut off. Let alone go online.

Eden pressed the bell on the right side of the wooden door while occasionally giving Louise a sharp look, the main star who likes to make a fuss so as not to keep bothering Justice who was calm beside Ciara. Meanwhile behind her she gave a sweet smile to the twins who looked so enthusiastic with biscuits in their hands because at least this afternoon they were outside the tall and sturdy walls of the Lutherford mansion. "Is aunty Laila at home, mom?" Ciara looked unsure seeing the condition of Hyena's house which was very quiet. But a few moments later they heard the sound of rushing footsteps from inside the house, followed by Laila's screams that were so distinctive and very loud.

Was Jack even a human anymore? We pulled up outside Lucy’s house, and she said, “Thanks a lot, Mrs. F.” “No problem, Lucy. We’ll see you later, dear.” My mom pushed the button that opened the slidy door, and Lucy jumped out. We saw Mrs. Burk waving from the front porch, and my mom closed the door and pulled away. “That Lucy sure is a sweet girl,” my mother mused. “I concur,” I replied, looking carefully at her roofline. I saw nothing out of the ordinary, but she did have a large chimney which was situated close to her bedroom. Was it possible that’s where the hunter who’d been eavesdropping had been positioned?