Novel & Cerita Campus

There are really two gates to this campus: the one in the front, which is used primarily by students, and the one on the other side, which is used for deliveries and stuff like that. They looked confused as I left them, but I had to go. Of course, my poor friends don’t know that I’m trying to escape from someone. Alera is calling me a coward and all sorts of names for not running to claim her mate, but what sane person would do that when there’s another female clinging to his side?

The [NISU] universities are divided into 4 campuses. [The main campus, [NISU] is grounded in Northern Seoul or, [NORTH NISU]. It consists of more than 40 buildings catering thousands of students and staff. Other than that, there are [WEST NISU], [EAST NISU] and [SOUTH NISU]. The place has its own bus station.] But Leah lived in town, Incheon town. It is where Leah Su lived. She lived 2 kilometers away from her school.

The position was mortifying, but it allowed him to enter way deeper than he previously could. "God, Max… It's so deep… I can't anymore…" "You'll be fine, Sophie. You're a horny little one, remember?" As Max spoke, he placed me by the windows. Beyond the sheer white curtains, I could see silhouettes of students moving back and forth outside. My senses had been turned up all at once. "We're gonna be seen… M-Max…" My large breasts were pinned against the glass. Max told me to hold onto the railing while he let out a teasing chuckle. "I thought you loved being seen, Sophie. Let everyone see the campus belle in her unkept state. What do you say?"

Kai Graduation was creeping up like a defender I didn't see coming on a blind switch. The campus started looking different lately. The brick buildings and the quad felt smaller, like clothes you outgrew but still kept in the back of your closet. I used to think Crestwood University was the center of the universe. Now? It was just the place where I grew up. Where I found Ava.

There's no way he's trying to escape his responsibility of being my personal nurse—when I'm the one who took care of him when he's sick! Straight men and their audacity. I stood up from my bed to grab Damian's phone. I should start scheduling appointments from derma clinics after I get out of here. I have to know if this will cause infection—that will be the end of my world. While I'm busy using Damian's phone, I heard a commotion outside of the cabin. Without hesitation, I sprint out of the cabin—leaving Damian's phone on the bed. As I walked outside, I saw the nuns and the other people of the camp surrounding something unknown. It's a UFO—Unidentified F*cking Obstruction of peace.

That morning, the area around Columbia University's main gate was bustling with activity. Hundreds of freshmen, dressed in the signature fashion style of urban youth, filled the walkways and outdoor corridors as they prepared for the first day of campus orientation. The lively chatter, the sound of footsteps, and the steady flow of passing vehicles created the vibrant atmosphere of a new semester.

ELI The sun was high and warm, casting a golden glow over the university grounds. The campus had been transformed for the graduation ceremony, rows of white folding chairs neatly lined up, a dais at the front, and banners flapping gently in the breeze, celebrating the Class of the Year. The air buzzed with laughter, excited chatter, and the occasional squeal of delighted students spotting friends and family.

Intricate arches framed the entrances, but above them, digital banners displayed the day's announcements in vibrant color, seamlessly merging past and present. Clusters of students gathered around the wide plaza at the front, where interactive digital boards rose like modern sentinels. These high-resolution touchscreens displayed dynamic, 3D campus maps—guiding freshmen through the maze of lecture halls, libraries, cafes, and sports facilities. Students could zoom in, search by building name or department, and even check real-time room availability. The sheer size of the campus, sprawling over several city blocks, made the digit

The faculty apartment was by the other gate of the campus, which meant they had to walk through the entire school, starting from the stretch of restaurants known to students as “Temptation Alley.” Though the weather was cold, the campus was still alive with energy—students singing, laughing, playing around, club events in full swing. The whole place radiated youth. Louis glanced around and suddenly said, "Youth really is something else—carefree and full of life." Adora turned to him with a teasing smile. "Are you saying you’re old now?"

The campus was alive with the energy of students rushing to and fro, each one pursuing their own dreams and aspirations, creating a vibrant tapestry of academic pursuits and personal growth. Throughout the day, Mama Hazel immersed herself in the world of academia, engaging with her professors, classmates, and course materials with a fervor and curiosity that defined her approach to learning. The challenges of her coursework were met with determination and a thirst for knowledge, driving her to push beyond her limits and expand her intellectual horizons.