Monsters Inc Boo Cry Novels & Stories

“The room was enveloped in darkness, there was a sound of droplets hitting the ground, the room smelled like a rotting corpse. There was a tapping on the door like someone was baning in morse code. The sound stopped when a large metal door opened a monster showed up. There was a pounding against the wall and one of the lights flickered on, the light brightened the room. But the people in the room were better off not knowing who put them there, the monster walked closer to the people chained and shackled against the wall. They kept screaming why are you doing this to me?'' Let me out. I have a family. Please do not do this to me. The Monster did not say anything to the man he just walked over

Uwyn's cries echoed around every piece of earth of the Profound Mist Sect and it pierced beyond the confines of the place. When her “friends” from before heard this familiar sound, they immediately swam further away from the purlieu as fast as they could. The little dominator had been a terror when she was laughing. How much now that she was not feeling that happy. The magical beasts didn’t intend to stay and find out. "I know. Don't cry now. You'll get wrinkly and ugly like that old man if you do so much crying." Maru enclosed his sobbing sister in his arms.

Still, Zoey joined the Paranormalities and she even disclosed some of the secrets related to the Ghost Busters. Due to this, they even once got into a heated quarrel which resulted in Zoey spewing the bitter truth about him. About his 'tiny junk' which she accidentally called out, 'Baby carrot' soon spread into everyone's ear. And, ever since that incident, those members of Paranormalities always made fun of him by calling him 'Baby carrot'. After what she did to him, Nick loathed her. He did so much for her only to get duped by her. Even his career was in danger now. If their rating goes below 5, it was all over. The show will be terminated on the spot.

The girl surely didn't expect that coming. “My glasses,” she stutters in fear. Amelia laughs and hands the glasses to Kevin. “Go buy us the things we said or I am going to crush this thing under my feet,” Kevin says dropping the glasses from his hands but quickly catching it with his other hand. “No! Please no. I'll go and buy,” the girl says in panic and rushes towards the counter. On the way, she stumbles on a few chairs and people. Seems like she can't see properly without those glasses. Every time she stumbles, the monsters beside me laugh out loud. I also laugh along with them. I know I am no better than them.

"Dad, please say something. Tell me that mother isn't dead. Anu, ask mother to open her eyes please. She can't leave me alone, can she? She is a witch, is she not? She can't die so easily." "You are right Artie, mother-in-law can't die this easily. She has powers, doesn't she? Artie, please tell me she isn't dead."Anu also lost control over his tears and started to cry too. Wait! Who was comforting who? He was asking me to tell him that his mother in-law wasn't dead. Now who was going to comfort the two of us? We cried till when dad's voice interfered. "Enough. You have cried enough. Pull yourselves together and receive this good news."

All the adults there tried to calm me down, they tried to stop me from crying, there was even a nice lady who patted my head, gave me candy, she spoke to me with a voice that was as sweet and as soft as the whistling wind. "Baby boy, stop crying, there are no monsters here, big sis is going to protect you forever, I'm always here" But that didn't work, I didn't feel safe at all, whenever I remembered my mom wasn't with me, I'd feel scared and lonely all over again and those feelings made my tears rush out even more. Then, on the bed beside me, was a boy who got up from it, he looked like he had just woken up from a nap, and that was probably caused by my loud crying,

Clarabelle said. They all stepped through the portal, and as it closed, Mammon turned back and saw Clarabelle grab her nightwalker’s neck, pull it closer to her, and hug it tightly. She rubbed her right cheek against the monster's head, tightening her arms around its neck. “Awww, you're so cute,” Clarabelle said. The monster roared in pain, and as her grip got too tight, its neck snapped. “Oops,” she said. She smiled suddenly, then turned to Mammon before the portal completely closed.

"Sometimes grown-ups cry, but it's okay." He frowned, trying to understand. "But why do grown-ups cry? Do you have a Boo Boo, Raven?" I managed a smile for the first time since this crazy turnout of events and pulled Tommy into my lap. "Not exactly, sweetie. Sometimes grown-ups feel sad, just like you do when you can't find your favorite toy." "Do you have a toy?" Tommy asked, puzzled. "I have a Lego, but that's not why I'm crying. My heart feels sad."

“You just scared the hell out of me. Where were you?” I forced a smile and lowered my gaze so that he couldn’t catch my red eyes. “I went to the washroom.” “Are you okay?” He asked and tipped my chin up, making me look into his eyes. “I think I smeared my mascara.” I laughed and brushed his hand. “I’m fine, Cassius.” “I thought you were crying.” “Why would I be crying?” “You look sad.” I glared at him. “You’re annoying me with your stupid questions.” I walked ahead, ignoring his eyes. “Come on, I’m hungry.”

“Hehehe… hahaha… hahahahahaha!!!” Gleaning Monster Cores appeared around him, as well as the destroyed bodies of what appeared to be crimson-looking monkeys—a striking variant of the Monkey Monsters and BigFoot Monsters The creatures had dark, crimson bodies covered in dirt. Now, their bodies were a chaotic mess, with their insides strewn about and cooked by the blistering heat of the area. “Looks like I made it in time!” The boy chuckled, a smirk playing on his lips as he spotted a crawling figure ahead. It was the Boss Monster—a colossal Crimson Bigfoot—struggling to crawl away on just one remaining limb after losing three to the young man.