Novel & Cerita Ghost Dormitory

The girls showed me around our dorm. It was more like a micro home with a small kitchen, a big sitting room and three mini bedrooms. The girls had taken the liberty to repaint the entire dorm in the most devastating color they could have pulled, pink. Not that I expected any less or more from an elf and a fae. Thankfully they left my room unpainted and I was welcomed with the calming aura of light lilac walls when I walked in. I dropped my bags onto the hardwood floor of my new dorm room, the thud echoing faintly in the small space. Exhaustion clung to me like a second skin, every muscle aching from the long journey from Hatchville

When the headmaster finally dismissed us, I grabbed my suitcase and fled. The dormitory was called Moonshadow Hall. It was smaller than the main building, older, tucked behind a grove of birch trees that glowed white in the darkness. The windows were narrow, the stone walls covered in moss, and the door groaned when I pushed it open like it was complaining about having to let me in. My room was on the third floor. Number 317. I climbed the stairs—no elevator, of course—and fumbled with the key until the lock clicked open.

Privacy is a right everyone is given. I cut through the seldom used dorm wing, it doesn’t have an official name but considering this is where the young adult omegas without mates or children live I felt the name was fitting. I keep my stride slow and soft down the hard wooden floor knowing the early morning hours means that most of the people in these rooms are still sleeping. I slip silently through the back door and jog the short distance to the dining hall.

The dormitory looks so beautiful with a garden gate, and the house looks so much like a fairy tale house with a Redstone brick wall and wooden window frame. "Oh my god! I feel like we are living in a fantasy." Risa jumps happily. This dormitory is for a female student in the Fine Art department only. It's a bit far from other's dormitory with a different course. Next to the female dormitory, there's a building for the male dormitory. The building is a bit modern and high, with three floors. There's an open swimming pool for female and male students behind the dorm to use and relax during their weekends and holiday.

Mark teased. “I would say it’s good. At least these people will have nowhere to go, no pub, no club, movie,” Sheila arched her brows. “Only studies,” Savannah didn’t want to interrupt because she knew even though this campus was in the countryside, it still had fun to enjoy. Camping, bonfires, zipline, trails, etc. They reached the dorm. “It’s on the second floor,” Jenny and Savannah’s parents entered. The living room was spacious, including the kitchen, while this dorm had two rooms.

They will break through sooner or later. It’s best for her friends to extend their likability at this stage. There were some people in the dorms who wanted to play the Virgin Mary. Yanlong decided to let MeiBing deal with them all. Atop the ten floors, there are corridors filled with zombies, but not as much as there were in the bottom floors. After all, above the girls' dorms were the professor’s family quarters. They are all spacious apartments, with most of them either DINK families or elderly whose kids are spread out in the world. Most of them seem to be doing alright at the moment.

I asked to return to my old post instead. I still did my rounds at night, checking the dorms diligently. But now, my footsteps were steady. My days of sneaking around, ready to duck into hiding, were over. The beds in Dorm 314 no longer squeaked or shook in the middle of the night, and the voice-controlled lights in the corridors stayed bright and unflickering. I listened to the ladies' soft giggling and lighthearted chatter coming from the room, followed by the sound of even breathing. Such were the nights they deserved.

Dimitri asked as he took her hand in his and started to walk up to the building that she now knew as dormitories. Kira did not reply but stared at the building that they were now entering. It was a three floored building and from the outer side it looked just like any others. But on the inside Kira noticed that this building could not be same as any other she had ever been to! The ground floor was nothing short of a play school. The walls were covered in beautiful, playful, artistic drawings. There were swings in one corner and there were blocks, puzzles and everything that kept little children entertained. As they passed one of the bigger rooms, she observed that there were at least a dozen

"Keep your crazy intact. Night time is the only safe time. We put a danger sign within the perimeters of our chambers for a reason; any fool that crosses it knows what he's calling to himself." "Or herself," I mutter. "Yeah. Anna?" Fuck! I punch the air angrily. "I fucking despise her." The ash-colored walls of our secret dorms, or, like the rest of the academy likes to call it, the dark chambers, come into view. Unlike the stone castle and towers that the academy is made up of, our hostel is a modern building that was put up specially for me with five-star luxury comfort.

There's a white door with a digital keypad in front of us, and it has the tag "Elite Dorm 314." I blink, confused. This isn't our dorm. He had walked right past Dorm 314 as if it didn't even exist. My head spins. What is this place? What the hell is he planning? Rhydar buries a hand in the pocket of his jeans, takes out a keycard and taps it against the scanner. The door swings open, and a gasp slips out of my lips when I see the interior. It looks like a freaking penthouse! What the—