The Loud House Room With A Feud 소설 & 이야기

Beta Luca tells us as we enter the house. When we enter, we can hear how busy the house is. And as we looked around, I was drawn to a room where the sound of someone singing caught my attention. Looking into the room, I see a bunch of teens my age having fun with the different games and karaoke machine that is in there. I feel Matt, my dad, and the Beta come up behind me. “This looks great,” Matt says. “Yes, and it keeps them from going into the human town too much. We also have a hangout with a café. Gyms and so on.”

It gives me the hope that we’ll win this fight. The next day, Joshua and Irene return, accompanied by a small group of celestial wolves. We meet them in the new meeting room that has been prepared after the old one got destroyed by the attack of the Ashwalkers. A modern and minimalistic space with sleek, white walls and large windows that offer a panoramic view of the surrounding forest. The room is furnished with comfortable, ergonomic chairs and a long, rectangular table made of polished wood. The air is fresh and clean, thanks to the advanced air filtration system.

Every word spoken seemed like thorns piercing sharply. The grandmother and granddaughter were now arguing to defend their respective interests, while Leon and Lucy chose to remain silent and only observe the ongoing conflict. Their eyes met, filled with tears, unwilling to let go of their ego even for a moment, trying hard to maintain their arguments. Leon's hand grip tightened, as if preventing Arren from acting excessively. However, they were family. This debate should not separate them. Rapid breaths and escalating noise turned this living room into a battlefield that had to manifest a winner. Whoever it might be.

Turns out trouble finds me more quickly than I want to admit. Everyone is downstairs in the formal dining room. We have actually turned it into our version of a war room from the warrior house. There are maps and lists everywhere. Nathaniel hung a large screen to show surveillance videos in here. When we walk in, all eyes fall on us and Jena is pale.

Henry arrived an hour later. He was a bespectacled, polite-looking man in his fifties, totally different from the stereotypes I held about specialists. “Sorry to intrude.” Henry looked around once he was inside. “Where’s your roommate?” “She’s in her room.” Henry nodded before squatting down to inspect the entrance with a magnifying glass. “There are marks, alright, and they’re new.” “You don’t look like an amateur folklore specialist. What exactly is your job, Henry?” I asked.

Then the feed cut to the Council chamber still. Luna squinted. “Why is Mama in the shiny room?” she asked. “Without me?” “Because the shiny room is full of people who forget how to listen,” Rhea said from the armchair. “It’s not a good place for pups.” “Do they get snacks?” Luna asked. “Not the good kind,” Lyra said, dropping onto the couch beside her. “Just bitter ones.” Luna processed this. “Then it *is* bad,” she concluded.

The sound of the two people confronting each other reached the entire household, and Tomas and Hugh came out of their rooms. "What are you doing? Why are you arguing?" Hugh was in the room, chatting with his brother about Aliana's news, when he heard an argument between Joshua and Marlon. His dissatisfaction was also intensified. The more I thought about it, the more I felt resentful. This Aliana, she made a mess at home! He opened the door and walked toward Marlon's room, watching as the two children glared at each other with dark expressions on their faces. "What happened? Why did they argue?"

"Cole rarely uses this property unless he is hosting a private gathering. Memorize that code so you can just let yourself in next time." Stella offers a weak, obedient nod, though she silently knows she would never dare to show up here completely uninvited. Stepping inside the massive, sunken living room, the atmosphere is loud and chaotic. A half-dozen wealthy heirs lounge across the expansive Italian leather sofas, shouting aggressively at the massive gaming projector. But the second the front door swings open and the two women walk in, the raucous laughter cuts off. Luna doesn't miss a beat. Placing a firm hand on Stella's back, she pushes the terrified wife directly into the center of th

The room was heavy with silence. The aftermath of the earlier chaos lingered like the scent of blood in the air—cold and filled with tension. Pieces of furniture were overturned in the room due to the shockwave that had rippled through during the fight from the broken hallway. A cracked window let in the scent of wolves fighting to protect the pack and a few council members stood pacing, agitated and restless. Somewhere deep in the mansion, something wicked still stirred. They all could sense it.

Middle whispered in my ear. My cheeks turned red when I heard her say that. Could it be true? Could Bradley have demanded to be only a meter away from my room? “If that idiot comes near Elefth, I'll kill him,” Louis roared. But Middle and the rest of us just laughed, making our way to our cabin. When I opened the small door to my room, I was stunned. The room was small, but there was enough space for a single bed, a small wardrobe, and two single sofas.