Coraline 2: The Beldam Returns

Chapter Seven

Hey guys! So, this is the last chapter for the story :( I have had so much fun making this book, and I never thought that it would get so popular. Thank you to everyone who has voted and loved the Coraline sequel book :)

C h a p t e r S e v e n

The mysterious black cat and I walked into the creaky second dimension house, as I could tell the wallpaper was peeling off, which meant Wybie, the black cat and I were one step closer to being done with this wicked place.

"Well, well, well." The Beldam said, turning Wybie around in the chair. He was still tied up in the chair, and from here, I could see rope marks on his arms and hands. "Did you get the treasures, Coraline?"

Hearing my name come out of her mouth sent chills down my spine, but I dismissed the feeling, reaching into my bag. Pulling out the three trinkets, I handed them to the now skeleton looking, robotic looking Beldam.

"My, my. They're all here. You win Coraline."

Wybie and I looked at each other with surprised and shocked looks.

"A promise is a promise." She had said. "You may all leave, and I will never bother you three again." She said, directing the comment to the black cat.

The black cat jumped into my arms, before slipping into my bag I had brought. Wybie was untied from the chair, rubbing his arms from all the rope marks he received. With a flick of the wrist, the last thing the three of us saw was the Beldam waving goodbye, before everything went black.

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I shot up, falling off of the bed in my old bedroom, which was now Wybie's bed. Everyone was here: Wybie, the black cat, and I were all in Wybie's bedroom. I was confused at first as to why we woke up here. I frantically ran downstairs, slipping on the carpet a few times.

The little door was gone.

As of right now, the living room didn't have the random door on the wall. The place where it used to be has concrete walls over it. There is no door on the wall anymore. I didn't know how; I didn't know why, but it's not there anymore.

Wybie walked down the stairs, looking tired and worn out, as the black cat followed behind him.

"Wyborne! You're okay." Mrs. Lovat sobbed, holding onto her grandson. "The man upstairs told me what had happened to you, and told me that Coraline went and saved you." She said, turning to me.

"Thank you Coraline, thank you." She sobbed, pulling me into the hug.

For a moment, everything was quiet, and everything was peaceful. Wybie, the black cat, and I huddled together, hugging each other, not wanting to let go. For a moment, everything was right with the world.

Everything was back to normal.