Loud House Shocked Novels & Stories

The house was smaller than our garage back home, but you could easily live a quiet life here. I got out of the SUV to walk her to her house. As we walked down the path, an electrical shock hit me. “Mom, let the barrier down. We have a guest.” Lottie shouted. “Sorry about that, I forget it’s even there.” she says laughing at me. The bitch.

Her strength faded, and she staggered, almost falling backward. My heart clenched in fear for her, but Vincent's presence was reassuring. "Take her to the hospital," he commanded firmly. "I'll handle the rest." As Professor Lynn was safely escorted out, Vincent's tall, steady figure exuded an undeniable sense of security. Once she was in the car, Vincent turned to the swarm of reporters, his gaze icy. "The truth you're all looking for? It's with me. There's no need to focus your cameras on an innocent elderly woman."

She was still in shock about what happened earlier. Later on, the door opened and Madison heard it. She got scared so she sat stiffly on her bed while holding a pillow. She then heard her room’s door open but she didn’t dare to look, instead she started shouting. “Please don’t hurt me! I-I would stay quiet and won’t tell anyone what I saw! Please don’t hurt or kill me! Please! Go away!” she shouted none stop. “Madison! It’s me Louve! What’s happening?” Madison lifted her head and saw Louve approaching her. She started crying and Louve immediately hugged her.

The scene hit me like a hammer to the gut. Furniture overturned. A vase shattered on the ground. The sharp scent of something metallic clung to the air. And then the news on the TV shocked me. Showing this house. The video showed everything that happened. My heart stopped. Samuel was convulsing. His body twitching uncontrollably. I hadn’t even known. How long? And then Louis. Louis had done this. I didn’t need an explanation. I didn’t need to hear it from anyone. I just knew.

"Shit." I was already standing. "What is it?" He turned the screen to face me. A news article was already loading—auto-refreshing with updates like it was bleeding in real time. Explosion Rocks Safehouse on Carye Road. Last night. I didn’t flinch. The drop had already come—hours ago, when the tunnel lit up behind us and the fire nearly swallowed our backs. Claus swore, low and sharp, then tossed his phone onto the table like it had insulted him.

I placed my ear on the door to hear better and could Identify one of the voices as Aidan’s *Knock, knock* The voices stopped and Hoshi came out of the room looking battered and bruised ‘Hoshi what happened!? I covered my mouth instantly as I noticed his wounds ‘I’m fine Luna, but you should be more worried about him’ he nodded his head towards the door and left

“Aria Redgrave. First cousin and a couple of years younger than I am. She’s the computer expert I was talking about, Hal. Please don’t get on her nasty side, or she will waste your time with so much computer nastiness your head will spin. Then we have Devine Kelos. She’s relatively new to our team, but she’s got a nose that can hunt anyone or anything down in a blink of an eye. It’s scary to watch Hilda play a game with Devine. Hunt for the cupcake. Once the cupcake is hidden in the kitchen and saying nothing to Devine, she will gravitate to the cupcake. She can do that with missing persons and objects too. Both are excellent seasoned fighters, and they come bearing equipment and food, which

He said, "Louisa, please drop the hammer in your hand or I'll have to call the police." I looked down and saw there was a hammer in my hand. When did I pick up the hammer? I didn't know. Was I going to bash it on Lucas' head? Maybe. I took the hammer and looked around. "Louisa, please put the hammer down. I'm dialing 911 now." Ahmed looked terrified, holding his mobile in his trembling hand. "I want to put it down! But I don't know where to put it! It was on the shelf, but now there isn't a shelf, is it?!" I said impatiently, pointing at the mess on the floor.