Monster High Room Novels & Stories

With his devilish good looks and a laugh like that, I knew I was in danger even without everything else that had happened before this. "Come on now. Time to eat." Emmett declared as he led me out of the room, leaving no space for argument. I took in the dark green walls that seemed to be a theme throughout the entire house if you could even call it a house. The place was massive, as big as a mansion. A black runner spread through the hall and down a set of stairs leading to a grand entrance. A chandelier that must have cost a fortune hung from the ceiling. It was huge enough to dance on just like the light did on the intricate placements of crystals, allowing the light to reflect beautifully

He showed me a pink room with a crib, explaining he’d planned it for a daughter, and then a blue one, in case of a son. Then we stopped, and I gasped. The next room was triple the size of his own, but it was the view that stole my breath. It faced directly onto the Meteor Waterfall, a sacred place for the pack. From here, you could watch the river flow. His hands rested lightly on my back. “And this… is the room I plan to share with my Luna, raising our children.” I was speechless. Alpha Maverick had truly thought of everything. It was all so perfect.

Her heartbeat was way louder than the security beeps around her, but she made it in. Inside? Hell consumed her. The first room was colossal, dark, vaulted, and endless.The ceilings stretched so high, Niya thought they could house twenty Nephilims - if they were real. The floor beneath her heels was black marble, streaked with crimson veins. “What is this place?” Her voice is muffled against the loud music that circled the room. It was dim yet with just enough light.

I took the last step to the hallway leading to the only room suitated at the last floor of my home. “Let me down!” She screamed, jabbing her legs relentlessly while I paid no heeds to her crys. I put the passcode to the room and the moment we are in, I throw her down with a force capable of wrecking her bones. We're here, my death room. She winced the moment her body hits the floor and her eyes wandered around the room, Wondering where in the universe she was. Without giving her much time to adjust or be familiar with the ro

“You go ahead. I’ll watch from the doorway.” “Suit yourself.” Her fake smile drops and she steps confidently inside. “You know, Iokaste, it’s not you I’m after. I’m not your enemy. Celestial beings like you and I need to stick together.” “Your Highness, I promise you, whatever you think it is that makes us the same, we’re not.” I position myself a step outside the door and look in. The room is larger than a studio apartment with a long bench down the center and a toilet in the corner. Just like the hallway, the room is monochromatic pink, just a darker shade. There are no ugly sconces, just harsh track light in the center that illuminates the room.

Then something caught my eye. Behind the clothes, I could see some light. I pushed the clothes out of the way and started pushing on the wall. After a few seconds, I heard a click and the wall opened. I pushed the door open and there was a staircase that leads down. Well, I had got this far I might as well go look. I slowly crept down the stairs and was horrified but what I saw. It was set up just like the basement at his house. There was a solid metal table in the middle of the room with restraints attached. There were sheets of plastic hanging all over the walls and a small drain in the middle of the floor. The room had to have been three feet of solid concrete enough so that no one could

My favorite part is the giant fish tank up against the wall. "Lydia would feed them. That's your job now," he says closing the door behind him. "The rooms are soundproof. You're welcome. The big ass bed is because I always thought you'd be mated by the time we had to come here. The curtain right there is Ghost's room. It should be big enough for her and Nimbus," "Heaven- I mean Lydia is really upset," I say going over to the double doors to pull the curtains open. Ghost and the Dobermans are out there running around the pool.

•.• Skylar •.• “I’m Room 16,” Harper said, staring at her phone. “Queens Hall.” She looked up at me. The school had sent out details of students’ dorm rooms and every other vital piece of information through email. “What room are you?” she asked, and I pursed my lips, staring down at my phone. “Room 17…” I was interrupted when Harper shrieked and threw her arms around me. “Our rooms will be right next to each other!” she grinned, and I cocked my head to the side.

Sofas and recliners filled the central area, while clothes, underwear, and slippers lay scattered across the floor. The place was a disaster. At the end of the world, their lives had only grown more indulgent. Tables overflowed with empty bottles and cigarette butts. Private rooms lined both sides of the hall, each door marked with a label that announced its purpose: Game Room, Pet Room, Entertainment Room, Waterbed Room, and so on. Cyrus felt as though he had uncovered a box of mystery prizes. He rubbed his hands together and began opening doors. The game room alone spanned more than 1,000 square feet. Consoles and cartridges covered the walls in overwhelming abundance. One entire wall held

He jerked his chin towards the side room. I followed him, leaving the brewing storm behind. I wondered how Flynn had managed to pull all this off. He even had a security room? With the population at the shelter right now, he could definitely start his own pack. I wasn't going to allow that. My wolf was restless. As we entered the room, the monitors glowed blue in the dim light. Maxwell shooed away two workers that were already inside, causing them to grab their coffee and make a hasty exit.