Full Time Master Novels & Stories

"Crazy busy, honestly. But I'm trying to make the most of it. How about you? How's the third year treating you?" Jemma shrugged absentmindedly. "It's a rollercoaster, but I'm hanging in there. Finals are gonna be a pain, though." Jay looked at Jemma intently, "Are you thinking about doing a Masters?" "Haven't really thought about it, to be honest." "Masters is just one year," Jay continued. "You're smart. If you want to do it, you totally can. We're in the same stream, and if you ever need help, I'll be there to teach you."

Zella jokingly assured her that the party would be extravagant. “Oh, my mom! Don’t worry, I’ll take care of it later,” Sofia said with a smile. Earlier, Sofia had received a text from her mom reminding her to bring food home. She didn’t bother replying since she was busy helping with the organizer. At 24 years old, Paloma Sofia Santos had already gone through many hardships. One of these was her mother falling ill. She had also worked various jobs over the years. Growing up in poverty, Paloma Sofia was determined to escape it. She didn’t want her and her mother to suffer for the rest of their lives. She did everything to ensure their survival.

"Alex, who did you go to? Is that person better than the famous Dew?" Luna's voice came through the screen, sounding indignant. Alex could tell she had misunderstood, thinking that he had found another Master, and today's situation was orchestrated by a different Master. Alex Quinn’s throat started itching again, and he denied, "I haven't." He hadn't, he hadn't looked for anyone other than her. But he didn't dare to admit that he was the one on the other side of the internet, lusting after Dew. Just like now, he found it hard to face the fact that he could get aroused just by holding Luna's coat.

Wrong question, that's a dead end. “Master seems quite busy, what does he do?” “He owns a chain of shops and some restaurants and clubs.” OK, that was something, now it comes… “Mr Reyes isn’t a noble, is he?” There was a long awkward silence. “What are you implying?” His tone got a hundred degrees colder. Fuck she pissed him. He must be one of the loyal ones. “I’m just trying to learn something about him. I was just wondering how did he manage to achieve all this, alone without any support? He must be an amazing businessman.” There, she made him a compliment about his beloved master.

“They made me the Manor’s owner, Bran. And granted the allowance that will pay for my studies. I think I can do that much for them in return, considering they’re asking me to attend one of the best universities in the whole world, don’t you think?” He chuckled. “Easy, tiger. Just asking. I’ve learned my lesson and I ain’t losing another battle to them over you.” Okay, miracles did happen. “So you would like to apply for a master’s at Harvard. Online. Completely online?” “Most likely. It shouldn’t take me longer than four years. I could even do it in two.” “Depending on?” “What I do with my life? If I do nothing else, it’d be two years. If I have other activities, it would take longer.”

Abby replied to show her point. "We prefer it this way. Besides, Master Eugene hates wasting his mana for trivial things such as this. He would rather let this mess unattended than spending effort to clean the room only to mess with it again the next day. I used to do this alone, but now I am glad to have a company and someone to share my burden with." Abby remained silent afterward and just let Jorah do the talking. "It usually takes me a day to clean Master Eugene's workplace. But now that you're here, I believe we could finish cleaning up in no time."

"I'll manage. I'll find a way to deal with it. Hell, it might be hot. By the way, how did your uni stuff go?" * Tuesday Cass spent her whole morning trimming and editing around her master thesis. It was technical and boring, but not to Cass. She had spent almost an entire year on her Master, and if there truly were to be a Ph.D., she would need a good grade. She had put so much work into it, she was way ahead. Stressing about it was the least of her concerns, but still focus was mandatory for it to live up to the grade she needed.

She was probably mortified. But behind Master Sean’s annoyance, I noticed that he seemed to like that uniform. The white polo and the black slacks. If you were to ask me about his academic background, he’s a dropout. But not in his own will. Before his mother left him, he was able to complete his elementary schooling but only a year in high school. Another tragedy struck and Master Sean was forced to stop attending school to help grow his father's business. Until it flourished. He then pursued his classes and at twenty-two, he completed his first degree. Afterwards, a Master’s and then a Doctorate in the largest school in the world.

Matt was with Elder Ariel and Cam was with 2 of the Grand Masters learning defensive magic, Dark and Life shields. For the next several weeks we continued to switch Elder teachers and learned the rest of the spells and the different variants of the spells. By the time that our stay was up we had learned in total 76 spells and 4 variants of several of those spells. We were considered small ‘m’ masters in each element. We were given the choice to stay to become full capital ‘M’ Masters but at that point we would have to join the other classes and learn about potions and magical ingredients. However, they said we would have to stay here for 2 years, our realm time, to complete that task. That w

The rest, they were all staring at me like predators monitoring their latest prey. "I'm just a college stu…". " Ohh wow. You're still in college and working at the same time as an assistant for a big company?". Zoe queried. "Err...ye-yeah". I laughed nervously. "Sounds like one of those girls from wretched homes that find wealthy men to sink their claws into". She sipped from her wine, eyes locked with mine in an intense gaze with the shadow of a smirk on her lips. "I'm sure Tammy is better than that". Victoria chimed in.