College Novels Novels & Stories

The discussion about Colt's new school happened that evening, over takeout pizza on the living room floor. "So," Clara said, setting down her slice. "We found a school for you." Colt looked up suspiciously. "What school?" "Royal Academy. It's a private school in North Dallas. Very prestigious. Very fancy." "How fancy?" "They have a planetarium." Colt's eyes went wide. "A real planetarium? With stars and everything?" "Real stars. Real everything."

******* (Lexi's Pov) I have been sitting on my bed, I mean Ros's bed for the past 20 minutes. After writing down all my details to fill out the college form. I have been searching for all the necessary information on Lockwood college ( aka Where Ros studies ). The college campus seems fine but the thing that seems to disturb me is seeing how excited I am to do all this. Join a freaking college there will be not just humans but also other supernatural beings. Of course, humans would never know but I do. What surprises me more is the college things like club activities, art club, theater okay...and a what?

The college campus was even more magnificent at night once all the lights began standing out as the darkness came. Henry had just arrived at Denver Colorado after he was done with the enrollment, he had been able to gain admission into the same college to study journalism. He was not really excited to be there since he could not communicate with Nicole for the past few weeks, in fact he had already giving up all hope of ever seeing her again.

Listening to her Mark looked away from his plate and dropped the spoon. "College? You are a student?" Mark asked her as he turned towards her. "Yes....My exams are starting soon so it's important to attend the college." Anna explained. Mark remembered he had found Anna's library card in his car. The card was issued under the Cornel University. This was the top univerity of the city and also in the list of top 10 universites of the country. "Cornel University?" Mark asked while eating the fried rice. "Hmm...But how do you know that?" Anna asked in surprise.

This wasn’t just some prestigious college—it was a fortress. Judging by how few students I’d seen so far, I was beginning to think that COL wasn’t interested in producing a lot of graduates. They just wanted the best. I wanted to ask Amber what her deal was, but I didn’t want to risk her asking me mine. I hadn’t found a better substitute for ‘I work as a maid in the Erymor House.’