Monster House Ending Novels & Stories

Olivia hissed. “Shhhh… have you lost your mind?” Meredith said angrily. As they entered the house behind the monster, several pairs of eyes looked at them at once giving them away. The monster figured it out and turned to attack, leaving Jill on the floor next to the students abducted earlier but it was too late. He was at his weakest and the most vulnerable inside his hideout. Jill jumped up quickly and the three of them joined hands to cast the spell. Suddenly, the whole building was engulfed in flames. Victoria watched as the monster quickly melted away in flames. She saw both of her friends fall to ground before losing consciousness.

His bloodshot eyes glared through the pain and spat the dirty rag at my feet. Sighing, I slowly nodded. "I was nice, you know. But this is the problem with the world, Maurice. No one ever listens to a woman until we do something dramatic. And they call us hormonal. How unfortunate." I pulled out the gun quickly before he could move and kneecapped both his legs. Then, storming over, I rammed the pointy end of the heels into his bleeding legs. "I am going to ask you one last time. Who the fuck sent you after Stefan?"

Metal screaming apart. And then… nothing. THE END

I was screaming as I stared wide-eyed into the blackest chasm. Something was coming. Something monstrous . 'It is him,' Juliette cried out, her face in rapture, her eyes aflame with a mad exultation. 'He has come home to us. He is here!' As the room stopped juddering, as the hurricane stopped howling, the dimensional void disappeared, collapsing in on itself like a blackhole and, as the crystal dust settled all around us, and the lights began to come back on, I saw that what now stood in the centre of the room, wasn't a monster at all.

The smaller boy immediately curled into Damon chest and quietly yawned. "You just arrived in time for the good bit." Alessia whispered in Damom ear. Alessia turned over the last page and began to read. "And so, with an almighty crash, the monster fell to the ground and faded away into dust. The warrior had saved the day again and they could all go home to their families to live the rest of their lives in peace." "No room for monsters in those warrior tales?" Damon asked teasingly. "Well, I'm sure there's at least one warrior going home to her/his monsters family." Alessia turned to Damon and kissed his lips. Damon smiled against her mouth.

I caught him before he hit the floor. He didn't shift. He didn't growl. He just slumped in my arms, his skin turning a cold, waxen grey. A thin trail of black blood leaked from his ear. "No. No, no, no." I pulled him against me. I buried my face in his neck. He still smelled like scotch. On the screen, the world map was turning blue. Safe. The signal had been neutralized. The humans were humans. The monsters were gone. I was the only wolf left on Earth.

The monster looks thoughtfully for a very long time before it nods. “Okay Ma Vista, I will believe you for now, but if this proves to be false I will kill him. I will wait to see if a new Ma Vista is born until I decide how I should end him.” My father just smiles sadly and hangs his head. As soon as his eyes close shut, the monster pounces before I know it blood is staining the carpet and my mother is screaming at the invisible monster that now has gone after her and my sister. By the time the monster has had his fun, blood covers everything.

Ours is the love that outlived every chain. Ours is the story that ended with two monsters who learned how to be human. And they lived. Not perfectly. Not quietly. But fiercely, fully, forever. The End.

I froze. How much does he know about me? My chest tightened. “You don’t seem to understand what’s going on here, do you, Celeste?” “Is this some sort of prank? Are you one of those sleazy YouTubers...where are the cameras?” I look around the room. Maybe I can delude myself into thinking none of this is real. “The mansion could use a little humor,” he muttered, more to himself than to me. “I made the right choice.”

Everyone knows Dahlia Gray as the sweetest girl they could ever meet. She's beautiful, intelligent, soft-spoken, and always knows exactly what to say. She helps people, smiles at strangers, and never seems to get angry. To everyone around her, Dahlia is simply perfect. But perfection can be dangerous. Behind her gentle smile is a mind that doesn't work like everyone else's. Dahlia doesn't feel guilt the way she should. She doesn't fear consequences. And when someone gets in her way, she knows exactly how to make them disappear without leaving a trace. Then she meets Max Holland. Max is observant, stubborn, and strangely immune to Dahlia's charm. Instead of falling for her inno