Screaming Noises Novels & Stories

I was getting angry, between the desperate need to drink more blood and knowing what I was becoming, I loose it and scream. It was ear splitting, a high pitched sound that begins to crack the glass of the window and I watch as the vampires clamp theirs hands over their ears, blood trickling between their fingers and leaking out the corners of their mouths as they cough, some drop to the floor as I continue to scream, piercing their eardrums. Draven drops to the floor

Various noises come from various directions, startling me. I feel like crying. And in my desperation, I start to screech like a mad woman. “Alexander! Jenna! Please, come back. Help!”

Every part of my being craved water, and then, the loudest scream I'd ever heard pierced my ears. “AHHhhhhhhh!” I screamed until my lungs felt like they would bleed, but the noise couldn't escape my lips. It stayed trapped in my head, and I screamed again internally, and again, until the lights went out, and the next thing I knew, I was hearing screams from everywhere. “I felt an earthquake,” somebody from the neighbor screamed, and others wailed. The house shook beneath me as I screamed inside my head.

Too loud. I rocked back and forth. "Please stop," I whispered again. "Please stop, please stop, please stop..." I tried to breathe slowly, but the air felt suffocating. I didn't know what to do at this stage. Then I screamed. I screamed as loud as I could. I didn’t know what else to do. I couldn’t hold it in. I couldn’t keep quiet. I wanted it all to stop. The voices. The noise. The pain. Everything.

I scream. It’s a raw, animal sound that tears my throat. I swing my fist. I drive the key into his eye. SQUELCH. The sound is wet. Horrifying. The Reaper shrieks. He drops my legs, clutching his face. Blood spurts between his fingers, black in the shadows. "My eye! She got my eye!" The other two drop me. I hit the ground hard, the impact jarring my teeth. I scramble backward, crab-walking away from them, my vision swimming.

Mal screamed so loud and long his voice started to break. Then, a toe-curling scream ripped through the entire locker room knocked me down, and I found myself falling flat on my ass. It wasn't a simple scream. No. That scream carried lots of pain, enough to knock me down. 'What was that? What is going on? I can't see a thing!' Robyn hissed.

The alarms were screaming, a noise that hurt their ears and made it hard to hear anything else. The red lights were flashing, making everything look scary and weird. The big screen in the room was. It sounded like it was going to break at any moment. The whole place was shaking. It was not like an earthquake. It was like something was making the air feel funny and unstable.

But I keep on sucking. To keep from crying out any louder, you put your fist in your mouth and scream into it. Your thighs quivered and shake and you gasped for breath. Crying out to me now: "SUCK ME!! SUCK ME!! SUCK ME HARDER!! YOU HAVE TO SUCK ME HARDER! HURT ME BABY!!. SUCK ME!! SUCK ME!! SUCK ME!! SUCK ME HARDER!!! OHHH GOD BABY!! HARDER! HARDER! HARDER DAM IT!! OHHH YES!!! LIKE THAT!! JUST LIKE THAT!! AHHHHHH. AHHHHHHHH. YESSSSSSSSSS. JESUS!! THAT'S IT!! OH GOD YES!! THAT"S IT!! YESSSSSSSSSS. YESSSSSSSS. YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

She takes several steps backward, putting distance between us as if afraid of what she might do next. I watch in horror as she clutches her head between her hands, fingers digging into her scalp with such force I fear she'll draw blood. Her body contorts, shoulders hunching forward as an internal battle wages within her. Then she screams. It's not a human sound—not even close. The shriek that tears from her throat is sharp and piercing, vibrating through the air with such intensity that we all instinctively cover our ears. Me, Dad, Damon, Cassidy, and Luna—all of us flinching in unison as the sound threatens to shatter our eardrums.

His scream pierced through the phone, followed by a cacophony of chaos—growls, snarls, the static increasing to a deafening crescendo, and then. Silence… The phone went dead.