The Big Door Prize Book Ending Novels & Stories

Perfect. Finally. **THE END**

This wasn't a dream. "Cassidy! My daughter!" A shrill, overwrought cry shattered the moment. My so-called parents rushed toward me, their faces plastered with ecstatic smiles. "I knew my daughter was the best! Thank goodness—you finally made it out!" my mother gushed, before her avarice broke through. "Come home with Mom. Those rewards—" She didn't get to finish. Several officials from the game organization stepped between us. A lead representative turned to the media and announced my final choice—the Divine Redemption ending—and that I had voluntarily relinquished the massive monetary prize to purify the dungeon.

But if so, they knew that she was thinking of them and that was a good sign, right? Getting to the last step, they looked down the passage that was leading toward the back of the house. Hailey was that way. With new strength but also new worries, they approached a door at the end of the corridor. The door was a bright red and looked like it was almost new. With a questioning look, Brian takes the door handle in his hand and, with a deep breath, pushes it open. What they saw took both of their breaths away. Cayden clawed at Brian to get out again and Serafino’s eyes went a bright red.

Lux, goodjob. Lord Anex: This passage is short. I can see the ending. It seems like there is a door at the end of the passage. Lord Anex cast a light spell and we all entered. The moment we reached there we all kept silent. We all knew what it was. That door was the same as the entrance to the library. It was enchanted and we knew breaking it down would be meaningless. But what was more strange was that this time there was no clue on how to open that door. No space to insert anything, no keyhole, just the door. We tried all things but it was in vain. What was behind that door we can only imagine. After a while we gave up and left that passage and the moment we did so I felt something on the

Both sides face each other at opposite sides of the battlefield from yesterday, the stench of smoke and blood still fill the air to some degree. We hear that the officers simply named the battle, Final Eternity. Although I found the name a bit bland, in all truth I believe it didn’t matter. The ceremony was conducted by the meeting of Generals from both sides. When our own General Vaxides read the official Persian letter and inspected the seal for authenticity while the Persian Leader General Izari did the same with the Remanian letter. When both Generals returned the letters and saluted each other we knew the war was now over. The cheers of both armies are much more deafening than the fierc

he says reminding me that we aren’t inside my shield. “before I can let y’all in I need to ask a question” I say and they all nod “ are you planning to hurt or kidnap me and my siblings?” I ask and they all answer “no” I don’t get a sense that any of them are lying so I open a portal so they are able to get thru my shield. The adults hesitate and I let them know that the portal only takes them to the other side of my shield and that no harm will come to them once they are inside. Treasure and Saturn are the first to go through out of pure excitement and the rest follow. I close the portal and walk through the shield to see them all looking at our house, garden, training area, etc in pure awe

“The Board stole my computer. They’re rewriting the ending. They want you two to forget each other forever.” “We’re here,” Maya said, running over and gripping the Woman’s shoulder. To her surprise, she felt completely real, solid. The Author looked up, eyes wide. “How did you get here? You should be trapped in the ‘Perfect Ending’ chapter.” “The ‘Perfect Ending’ is a prison,” Maya replied, holding up the iron key. “We used the key. We got out.” “But the Board’s coming,” the Author warned, pointing at the office door. It shuddered as someone battered it from the other side. “They sent the Heavy Editors. They don’t use pens; they use fire.”

“And you have endured.” The great door at the end of the path swung open. Beyond it, the Final Seal awaited.

"What do you think this is?" Miller stopped at the door, his hand on the heavy iron latch. He looked back at the tiny, glowing symbols pulsing in the center of the dark roof—the Uwezo and the Hekima made manifest in a world of steel and logic. "I don't know," Miller whispered, the words catching in his throat. "But I think Elias Thorne was telling the truth. The world we knew... the one where we were the ones in charge? It just ended." He yanked the door open and stepped into the stairwell, leaving the impossible burn behind.

The doorbell rang after about half an hour. Barbara went to open the door, and Bethany was drawing a design picture. Suddenly, Bethany heard Barbara exclaiming. “What happened? She quickly put down the design book and the pencil, then picked up the vase on the coffee table, and ran towards the door. When Bethany got to the door, there were no expected dangers,only several staff in Blue Westerns uniforms outside,each one holding some gift boxes and smiling at Bethany and Barbara. Seeing that, Bethany seemed astonished.So what the woman said on the phone was true, and she won the prize?