Wonka Candy Room Novels & Stories

I froze, my eyes trailing around the pink coloured room. The room has pink wallpaper and dark pink carpets. The whole room was obviously built to for a child, preferably a baby girl. I walked into the room slowly, completely in awe with the whole decor. There was a play pen by the side, having plushies and cute dolls all lined up.

And the tall roof just added to the room size. "W-What is this place?" Auror Hammer said while looking at all the stuff around. "This is one of Rowena's greatest creations. She called it The Room of Requirement. It's a room that can be anything that a person wants it to be. Do you need a quiet room to study? The room will turn itself into one place that attends your needs. Do you need a place to learn how to swim? The room will turn into one place that attends your needs." Erik explained to the group behind him. One of the Auror continued to question.

I refuse to feel sorry for myself. She brushes her teeth and showers. After, she applies a sweet-smelling cream to her hair and dons a jean jumpsuit. She plaits her long, black hair into Bantu knots, applies some lip gloss, and walks downstairs. She asks Petra for directions to the dining room, and the latter leads her there. Wanda does a double-take when she sees how magnificent the room is. The table is made of seemingly expensive wood, and it is painted in white, likewise all the chairs. There are chandeliers hanging from the roof, and the whole table is filled with food.

Sofas and recliners filled the central area, while clothes, underwear, and slippers lay scattered across the floor. The place was a disaster. At the end of the world, their lives had only grown more indulgent. Tables overflowed with empty bottles and cigarette butts. Private rooms lined both sides of the hall, each door marked with a label that announced its purpose: Game Room, Pet Room, Entertainment Room, Waterbed Room, and so on. Cyrus felt as though he had uncovered a box of mystery prizes. He rubbed his hands together and began opening doors. The game room alone spanned more than 1,000 square feet. Consoles and cartridges covered the walls in overwhelming abundance. One entire wall held

Running down the hallway, I pound away in search of the mischievous wolves who are making quite a racket. The hallway ends, turning into a giant room covered in beanbags. A giant blank wall stretches more than 20 feet horizontally and is about the same height. From the high ceiling, a projector perches in its nest at the back of the room, shooting high-definition images into the air toward the empty space. To the side is a wonderful food station, vending machines filled with every kind of candy and drink imaginable. A popcorn station is right next to it, as well as a tray of delicious hot dogs.

Bohdan fumbled with the keys and managed to unlock the maintenance door with Cara slung over his shoulder. He entered the short hall into the department to another door and entered. Once inside, he looked around the large, dark, dusty mechanical room looking for the entrance to the tunnel that led to Topeka. What he saw was endless shelves full of wires, tools, and other odds and ends used to repair the prison. To his right were the boilers, near them was the central air units and to his left was the control panel that allowed the maintenance workers to run various parts of the prison and view what was going on.

The fridge is also full of food and beverages too, for a mortal of course. “I wonder what werewolves eat,” I pondered while roaming my eyes on each corner of this huge golden room, making sure that I visited each inch. I swung open the antique-looking closet. Its doorknobs are golden in color, though’ its entirety was made of Oakwood. It has a mirror on the inside of the right door. I sniffed my clothes and, as expected, it’s full of forest shit and tears and my saliva and mud. Dirty, to be short.

“Winnie? Like the name on the building?” The woman, Winnie, nodded a fond smile on her lips. “This is my bakery,” she said, waving her arms around. She seemed to have recovered and was taking a deep breath. “Come to the back room so we can talk. Xaden lock the front door, please.” “Yes, mam,” Xaden said, saluting her before going toward the front door. Winnie didn’t allow me to wait for him, she was grabbing my arm and pulling me along with her until we reached the back room, which mainly looked like a storage area with a table in the center of it.

My wolf wants me to fight but if I now show them how strong I am they might overwhelm me as I can’t be sure I would be able to take three at once. Grinding my teeth, I let them take me to Main Pack House. Rowan takes the lead into a big Room and its décor makes it look dark. Lots or dark red and black is used with some assets in gold. A big throne Chair is placed at the end of the room on a small pedestal.

I sighed as I pulled into the parking lot and circled to find parking space. "See? I knew you would like it too," said Louise triumphantly. The big store was built and designed like it was really made of candy. I could almost fancy that the dark brown roof was made was made of actual creamy chocolate. It was a little hard finding parking space because there were cars everywhere. I looked around while Louise skipped beside me, pulling me by the hand. When I got into the store, I could clearly understand Louise's fascination with the place. Cookies, candy, cakes and other yummy looking snacks were lined several wall to wall display cases. Kids were not even the only ones drooling over these tr