Monsters Inc Party Central Novels & Stories

At first he didn’t believe her, but when she told him of her encounter with the Sword Keeper, he looked shocked and started the preparations for the party. At the ballroom The party had began, people were dancing, talking about the latest gossip, the stories, work and eating lots of food and Sekora’s cookies, which people liked because they were gone in a flash. Gordon and Kendrick’s were slow dancing while Sekora danced with Peter pertrelli, the pitcher from the Baseball team. They danced to the song Apologize by One republic. After dancing, they played with a piñata, which was a car, since that was the theme for the party. Gordon was the one the one to bust it open, it was filled with Toot

"No way! I will never marry Dexter! A loser like him could never be worthy of me. I was born to be on top!" She glanced at Mom. "By the way, where's Hazel? Didn't she come back? Well, it makes sense. If I'd married a loser like Dexter, I wouldn't dare either." As soon as she said that, someone called out for Mom. "Mrs. Spencer! Hazel asked me to tell you that she left with Dexter. Don't worry about her." The messenger handed Mom several boxes of gifts and shoved a bulky envelope into her hands before rushing off. When Mom opened it, she found dollar bills inside, which added up to roughly one thousand dollars. The letter inside nearly knocked her off her feet.

“I just hope he hasn’t… You know… done anything strange?” “You’re overthinking it,” I said. “Maybe. Anyway, forget that. There’s a party tonight. One of my guys is throwing another one for his bro.” “Another one?” “Yeah. Some idiot ruined the last one. Sent frogs and rats in a package. Can you imagine? The guy opened it thinking it was a gift, and boom, chaos ensued. Party scattered in like five minutes.” "Frogs and rats." I blinked. “Who would even do that?” I asked.

But underneath that ache… there was something else. Readiness. I stepped out of my room. The hallway was quiet, but the voices were clearer now—coming from downstairs. I followed them. The living room had been transformed overnight. Tables covered in laptops. Screens lit with maps. Camera feeds. Names. Photos. It looked less like a home… and more like a command center. And in the middle of it— Dante. Kai. Luca. They didn’t notice me at first. Dante stood over one of the tables, sleeves rolled up again, jaw tight as he studied something on the screen.

While we were still talking, a man in an ice cream cone costume walked towards us holding a book and a pen. "Welcome to our ice cream parlor; your excitement is our priority; we live to fill your tummies with delicious treats," He said, and Sarah immediately clapped her hands while laughing. "What can I get you today?" The man asked and I stared at Sarah, allowing her to order her ice cream. "I want a strawberry ice cream with so many cherries on top," She said and the man wrote it down. "Good girl, you know what will happen if you have more than one bowl of ice cream?" I asked and she nodded, "All my teeth are going to fall out" She replied

Still, I couldn't muster a laugh. As we reached the edge of the dense forest, a sudden burst of laughter cut through the air. Lily and I tensed up, our heads snapping toward the sound. Perched on a high tree branch was an old, bearded sorcerer, tipping back a flask. His tattered felt hat shaded his eyes, but his gaze was clouded yet strangely sharp. "Who are you?" Lily stepped in front of me, her voice edged with protective fury. "What are you staring at? Show the Luna some respect!"

"Really, no hot guys? At a costume party like this, where everyone’s either wearing masks or dressed as someone else, and still no one good-looking?" Gina sounded disappointed. "Maybe there are," Erik said, glancing back. There was Pinocchio with a fake nose, Link in a cheap costume, Mickey Mouse in a full-body suit, an actual clown, and a ghost who’d just cut two holes in a white sheet. And then there were the zombies—by far the most common—with pale faces, red scars, and blackened teeth.

The men would slump on the couch, drinking, playing poker, and talking business, while Juliet strutted around in crop tops and tiny shorts like it was a runway. I had told him I hated those gatherings and begged him to stop going. He just brushed me off. "Margot, networking is part of my job. We talk business and make connections at those parties. Come on, we're not attached at the hip just because we're dating. "Juliet is like one of the guys. We are business partners. Even if she walked in front of me undressed, I would feel nothing." All of it was just pretty lies to keep me quiet.

A hand shot out, grabbed me, and yanked me inside. I gasped in shock, ready to scream, but her palm clamped over my mouth. "Shh. Don't make a sound," she hissed. Her next words made my blood run cold. "Dad and Mom have both been replaced by monsters." "What?" I stared at her, wide-eyed. "I know it's hard to believe," she said. "But I figured it out after going through the loop over and over. There's more than one monster." Her face was pale, lips quivering.

He sighed. “I go to look and it’s just black. Like my vision is being blocked out. I’m unable to see anything,” Jonathan explained. I frowned. Now I was really worried. I had to see for myself that she was okay, which meant I had to follow through with this party regardless of if I liked it or not. … Jonathan invited all the Sabrebite pack, Ironclaw pack, and Moon-Valley pack to the party. It was held in the center of Ironclaw and it kind of reminded me of the red moon ceremony.