Loud House Shocked Novels & Stories

Before he could answer, the doors downstairs exploded open. Everyone froze. Gunfire erupted. Lucien grabbed me and pulled me behind the wall. Nadia shouted from the corridor. “INTRUDERS!” Caleb returned fire. Victor yelled instructions. The house became chaos. I held Zero-D tightly. But something strange happened. She didn’t cry. She looked toward the hallway. Her tiny hand reached outward. The lights flickered. Every weapon in the house suddenly powered down. Silence. Then a voice came through the speakers. Not Sovereign.

Everyone stopped when she did, her hands lifted out in front of her to scan the area. “Spencer!” Lottie screamed. “I can feel him. I can.. I can… hear him… they’re in the dungeon… there are guards, but they’re okay.” “Then this must be our stop. Stand back,” Laurie warned, raising her hands up to the dirt wall. A pulse of energy shot forward, slamming into the opposite wall. The explosion of dirt and rocks sent them stumbling backward, coughing as a fresh steam of air and blood rushed in. When the dust settled, they found themselves staring through a massive hole into the packhouse basement.

“It’s just a doll, Luna. Maybe Selma has her kids somewhere on this floor.” I was shaking my head when I glanced at him. Tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick…………… “That sound…….” My bewilderment mirrored Eddison’s. Then his face morphed into horror. “It’s a bomb!” My entire body became impossibly still, and my eyes bulged from my sockets as he dived at me. Boom! The place exploded. -

he remarked, his voice tinged with unease. Suddenly, a series of powerful abilities erupted from the direction of the safe zone, sending shockwaves of energy rippling through the air. Bright flashes of light illuminated the night sky as flames danced and crackled, accompanied by the unmistakable sound of electricity arcing through the air. Liam emerged from the house, his expression one of concern as he took in the scene before him. "What's happening?" he asked, his voice filled with apprehension. "It seems like someone in the safe zone is putting up a fight," Brandon replied, his gaze fixed on the distant horizon. "They must have encountered the horde as well."

she murmured. Decker’s arms wrapped around her. “Good.” She looked up at him. “But we’re still taking it slow.” “Yes.” They moved toward the bed together, the candles flickering softly behind them. Clothes started to slip away. The room felt warm. Safe. For once. Then the alarms screamed. A harsh, metallic howl echoed through the packhouse halls. Both of them froze. Lotty pulled back instantly. “What was that?” Decker already knew. “Attack.”

Heat exploded across my entire face. My eyes widened in horror just as another knock sounded on the door. “Guys?” Lacey questioned again, sounding much more suspicious now.

A child’s cry—Sophia. Then the unmistakable sound of glass shattering somewhere on the ground floor. Lucian shoved me toward the closet. “Stay hidden. Protect Hope.” But as he moved toward the bedroom door, weapon raised, more glass broke. Closer this time. The estate had gone dark. And something far worse than a power failure had just stepped inside our home. (Word count: 2,856)

The deafening roar of the unsuppressed gunshot tore through the glass cage, followed instantly by the sickening sound of a heavy body hitting the floor. Chloe screamed, her hands flying over her ears as the concussive wave of the blast echoed through the luxury kitchen. She squeezed her eyes shut, her heart completely stopping in her chest. For one horrifying second, she thought the man who had secretly protected her for a decade was dead. But the heavy thud of the body hitting the charcoal floorboards lacked the massive, solid weight of Julian Blackwood.

The people are yet to recover from the shock of seeing two grown-up men knocked off with a single punch and kick respectively when Declan drops yet another bomb, sending a chill down their spine, straight to their bone marrow. "There seems to be another dog standing, do you want me to watch this show with a dog?" Lucien tilts his head at him and sneers.

in a loud voice. Unexpectedly, this made Kyle smile. *** Louis did not dare to consider the ominous scene in Happy Hill and becomes overly preoccupied with it after seeing Terry's innocent face sleeping. However, there was a glimmer of hope in his heart, so he went to the bathroom to take a shower in an effort to forget these memories.