The Loud House Fanfiction Novels & Stories

“Don’t you think?” “Considering the circumstances, you both are lucky you made it through the door with just him shouting,” James says. “This is his house, and he is protecting his sister.” “She’s my mate,” George growl. “Could have fooled me,” Nash snaps. “I’d be well within my right to snap your neck for what you did!” “I’d like to see you try,” George laughs. “You might be warrior, but I’m a beta.” “Enough! Both of you,” James commands, he glances deeper into the house. Gunnar could hear Lia moving around. The others would if they had been listening. Her scent was strong enough in her own home that wouldn’t alert anyone she was awake. But the delta could hear her.

“Hm.” The sound had Chloe looking to Lucas whose frown had gone from concerned to thoughtful. It was as if he remembered something but was trying to figure out how it fit into all of this. Was there something this male knew about what was happening to Chloe? The sliver of hope had Chloe straightening, her tongue darting out to lick her lips nervously. Lucas finally spoke up, his hazel eyes moving to Chloe, watching her closely. “It could be nothing but...” Just then, all hell broke loose outside of the small room. Screams, snarls and shouting filled the air along with the sound of furniture being shoved around or broken. It was like a tornado had suddenly hit the house. And yet this was no v

***** LILY ***** My sister’s house is loud. I don’t know how it manages to stay this way with only two kids capable of speech, but when we walk in, Heidi’s screaming at Maxwell to keep his hands off her pencils if he’s going to chew them. A conversation Maxwell was clearly enjoying since he was imitating her tone without actual words. “Madhouse.” Jace muttered, pocketing his phone as he approached the pair. He’d been on the device since he was at my apartment. Only dropping it to drive. “Lilman. Why are we eating lead?”

She was panting, spreading her legs as far as I could go. Fuck I was getting hard again. I don’t know what the fuyuck I was going to do with the way she was making those noises. How were any of us going to be able to get through this in one piece? Well, we would. Just like we always did, together. “Shit,” Rain whimpered from where he was, followed by Colby growling as he came. Smirking, I pushed inside Lia again. She wailed, the sound echoing throughout the whole house.

Boom. The sky collapsed. One second ago, Lorenzo had just confessed his feelings. She could choose not to like him, but she could not get close to other men. The next second, Orlando casually revealed their childhood game of playing house. Anna did not even need to turn around to imagine how dark Lorenzo’s expression must be in the shadows. Forrest, ever the troublemaker, muttered gleefully, “Fight, fight.” Laura shoved a skewer of raw squid into his mouth. “Food still can’t shut you up?”

He smiled reassuringly and said “We believe she is recuperating, and when the time is right, we would get to talk with her,” “That’s good news,” His mom chipped in. “Yeah,” I murmured “so, how’s everyone at home? Loxie, Duke, Bernie and the rest?” I asked, eager to change the topic. “Oh, they’re all good.” Damian’s mom voice was high pitched. We all weren’t going to talk about Ruth… She continued “Well, Loxie moved out,” “Why?” “She called off her engagement with Duke,” she replied. My eyes widened with horror, and somewhat, relief.

Summer threatened, making both of her parents feel amused. "Okay, Honey." Louis and Sky were silent for a few moments. They gave Summer time to return to her room. "I think it's safe now," Louis muttered, breaking the silence. "I don't think so. I didn't hear her footsteps. It seems like Summer is still at the door," Sky said, seriously. However, Louis didn't want to listen. He played with his fingers, continuing the game. Sky bit her lip again. She tried hard not to make a sound. Unfortunately, Louis' attacks were getting crazier. As the air heated up, the sound of knocking on the door interrupted them again.

Jeff turned on the mini-set TV at the back of one of the seats, and I noticed the familiar glint in his eyes that triggers my memory, so I decided I should see what had gotten Jeff so glued. “Loud House? We’re not in grade six? Dude, flip the remote control right now,” I told Jeff between gritted teeth, but Jeff seemed to be so engrossed that he didn’t care to listen. Now the truth is that I was barely getting through the whole blind date idea, and somehow I needed someone to scream at, someone to relinquish my anger on, and there was Jeff sitting idle like a couch potato. Honestly, apart from the whole anger relinquishment, I would have loved to watch my favorite hilarious cartoon show, but

When we stepped out and went back to the dining room, every eye was on us. I guess it wasn’t hard to hear what was happening when the house was filled with werewolves with heightened hearing abilities. “I am guessing all of you heard that?” Lucas decided to acknowledge the elephant in the room. “You guys were pretty loud.” Someone replied. “Maybe it’s time for you guys to start packing up to leave.” Lucas stated. I removed my hand from Lucas’s hand and rushed upstairs. I was planning on leaving too; this was supposed to be a vacation of some sort, but now I’m caught in the middle of a family feud that has been brewing for, God knows, how long.

Awkward Why didn’t they lock the door? The fault lies in the other couple. “Oh my god. Who’s that?” a familiar voice shouted as Ian went on turning on the light. “You forgot to close the door,” the same familiar voice yelled at the other face. No one can see anyone’s face. Electricity out. “Turn on the light,” Chloe shouted at Ian, who turned all the lights on but nothing can bring the light. “Everybody calm down,” Chloe heard an adult voice over the other side of the room. Why doesn’t Sookie have a generator when she is rich enough to buy anything?