Mouse Mansion Book Novels & Stories

Oh, I have to stop thinking about this. I’m sure that everything that I’m thinking about surely won’t happen. I need to have faith in the Moon Goddess. Gus stops the car in front of a huge house. No. This isn’t a house. It is a freaking mansion. A very huge mansion. What kind of pack is this? I lean forward in my seat as my mouth drops open. You could probably fit all the buildings that my pack has in this mansion and still have room for buildings from other packs.

“So that way.” 16B was a much larger section than I expected. Still, it made sense since wolves were always passing down stories to the younger generations, true or not. “Found it,” I said. It took forty-five minutes but I found a book on the Moon Blessed that was not a kid's bedtime story. “When the Goddess becomes a man,” I read out the title. From the cover, I could tell it was still a fiction story for the most part. But it was better than nothing at all.

Third Person POV Iris, what is the problem?' Millicent asked, when she saw tears in her daughter's eyes.. She just came to check on her daughter after having a steamy mating session with the wolf king Sylvester. 'It's nothing mum!' she replied. 'It is finally over. I am free now!' she said, the tears starting up again. She had just had a lengthy discussion with her ex husband Adrian. After months of refusing to see nor speak with him.

Rhys ran a hand through his blood-streaked hair, muttering something under his breath, but he didn’t argue. We arrived at the mansion at night. It was dark out as everyone left and trudged into the building one by one. It was well kept and had everything we would possibly need. Enough food and blankets to last us. It was a bit dusty, but nothing a little magic can't fix. The phantom wolves stood at the front of the doors as I stood inside, staring at them. A lump formed in my throat, I didn’t know how to thank them for something so impossible.

He had only read about the Hous, a kind of strange beast, in an ancient book, the Bizzare Story, but he had never seen one in person. Now, he had a chance to widen his knowledge. "Rarrrrrgh!" As soon as Evil Moon appeared, those Hous, who were either hovering or sleeping, all looked stunned. They looked up with cold light in their eyes and growled.

Oh, I have to stop thinking about this. I’m sure that everything that I’m thinking about surely won’t happen. I need to have faith in the Moon Goddess. Gus stops the car in front of an enormous house. No. This isn’t a house. It is a freaking mansion. A very huge mansion. What kind of pack is this? I lean forward in my seat as my mouth drops open. You could probably fit all the buildings that my pack has in this mansion and still have room for more buildings from other packs.

I asked curiously. "Welcome to the storage room where all the furniture and various things Madam Amelia doesn't like but refuses to let someone drive out to a dump. She continues to load up this room as new furniture is shipped in from who-knows-where." Oh, that's nice. I wondered if she let anyone leave the mansion, aside my from parents possible assassin, that is. And without a computer or a phone, how did she get things shipped in? "Oh, what do we have to do here?" I asked after a brief coughing fit from inhaling the smoke.

“It’ll be fine. Just come on upstairs, and I’ll take care of everything.” As scary as that sounded, Slate knew that was the only way that he was going to have a chance to find the book. Maura’s room was a mess. That didn’t really surprise him. She was an eighteen-year-old girl, after all. It was mostly clothes tossed all over the floor, but there were also soda cans and bottles everywhere, as well as some takeout containers. Really, she could’ve cleaned up a little just in case she had company. Being a witch and all, it couldn’t have been that difficult.

It was where I went when I said I was going back home. It was a three story mansion that sat on the edge of the water. While there was no sand, you could jump in the water from three sides of the house. I had Auri follow me in as I grabbed my suitcase from the trunk. She walked in after me and I flipped through the book Micah gave me. It was gross and disgusting but right now, it was the only thing she knew and listened to. “Explore and memorize, little bird.”

*** Grande mansion, 12 pm in the afternoon. Weather was cold as usual with little snowflakes here and there. Roads were foggy, however I found my way inside the mansion. Without bothering about the maid's greetings, I ran upstairs. Breathing heavily and feeling an excessive amount of anxiety. Upon arriving inside my room, I locked the door from inside and fell on my knees in one of the corners. I slowly pulled out the folded page and the old dairy.