Le Rosey Dorms Novels & Stories

He suggested. "Yeah you're right." She turned to face him, pushing him down on the bed and straddle him. " It's disgusting to see how much of a whore of a roommate I have" I spat. "At Least I'm getting some and not acting like a prude." She mouthed. " Yeah well atleast I don't have stds." That shut her up. With that final retort I left the dorm room closing the door with a bang. Everytime Sonia would have someone over I would go to Rose's who lives a few minutes away from the school.

“Got it.” We leave our room, going downstairs with the elevator. When one of the dorm management, Ma Flora, sees us. “Door closes at 10pm, be back before then.” “Sure ma'am,” Roxie replies in a high pitched voice. “Surely not going to do anything suspicious or something like that.” She awkwardly chuckles. I immediately laugh, making the air even more awkward. “Don't mind my very very silly friend. She talks off point sometimes.” Ma Flora shoots us a bored look. “Just get out of my sight. I have better things to do with my evening than listen to you weirdos.”

"However, since this happened, we have to give a full report about it, and you two have to give us a detailed report as well. Is that okay?" Cathy and Roxie both nodded almost immediately. Miss Rose laughed softly. "Sorry if you have to feel this in the Omega dorm. Our dorm building is much more secured than the two others, but Cathy Feld is unsecured. Something must have happened here in the dorm that we don't know about. So, we are giving you permission to sleep at Roxie's room in the pretext of studying for your exam." A smile appeared on Cathy's lips. "Thank you," she said.

Rose snorted, “But unfortunately, he's the only help we have right now. If he's giving us this opportunity, then I'll keep you safe at the Vamcap mansion for as long as I can.” "I don't want to give him any more reasons to hate you." Grace cast one more fearful look in his direction, as if Aaron were a monster or something, “I… I already know! I can go to the college dorm early!” she offered, as her expression lit up. “But the semester will still be a few weeks away.” Rose shook her head, worried, “The university won't let you take a room early, especially since some senior must still be waiting to graduate at this hour. And on top of that, you don't have enough money to find an apartment wh

He loved shopping, specially for toys and his dad always let him pick one or two if small. “I will be fine.” Brandon nodded to him as he proceeded to Rosalie’s room. The building was an underground two floor building with another single floor on top of the earth. There where four tunnel exits that led off the property. The top floor looked like a single bedroom home. It had a large kitchen and living room with a bedroom that The golden Dragon Guards took turns occupying. The floor under was an exact replica of the top except 3 more bedrooms added on. The floor below that is a simple hospital type set up. It had multiple rooms and services. Each service room had rooms around it filled with wh

I felt bad about it, so I went to a store and bought a few things that I knew she liked: chocolates, honey and ginger tea, and unsweetened crackers. The dormitory she stayed in was almost as large as the administrative buildings in Lakeside. It definitely had at least a capacity for more than 1000 students, but still managed to stand the test of time. It still looked almost pristine, like it had been built only a few years back. I remembered that her room was on floor 3, room 12. She mentioned it in passing one day, and I managed to remember it. The university looked different on a weekend. Less energetic. Maybe it had to do with the fact that there weren't any classes during the weekend, or

he said with a wink, then brushed past me and vanished around the corner. “What the fuck was that?” I asked Kasey. “Or better yet, who the fuck was that?” “Come in here.” Kasey opened the door to our dorm. I stepped in after her, stopping to look around. It certainly wasn’t anything fancy. Two twin beds against the wall, a large closet to share, and a small, tight bathroom inside the room. “It’s the Four Seasons,” I said with a low whistle, and Kasey grinned. “Basically. That’s your bed.”

Bayo asked. The young man shook his head. "Just us. We tried to stay quiet after...after they got into the building." Luke nodded. "Let’s move. Stay close and stay quiet." --- The dormitories The dormitories were another story entirely. The long corridors, once filled with laughter and chatter, were now claustrophobic and filled with a foul stench. The doors to most rooms hung ajar, revealing scenes of chaos—overturned beds, shattered mirrors, and bloodstains smeared across the walls.

A few months in a second-floor room in a Somerville neighborhood, about an hour away from campus by public transportation, was not so foreign to me. It was like sharing a house with strangers without interfering in each other's private affairs. Shared common spaces, with private rooms. Don't forget the private bathroom for me. It's a bit more expensive than the rent for other residents' rooms, but it's better than having to wait in line at a crucial time. This morning I was surprised by the arrival of a thousand white roses, the delivery courier said. It's a good thing they weren't real roses, or I would have acted like I had a cold all day.

"I'll try from upstairs. Give me a few minutes." "We don't have a few minutes," Julian said. "Something just looked at us on purpose." "Then we keep moving," Damien said. "Standing here waiting to be watched again isn't a plan." Rosalind stepped closer to him, her voice low. "There's a hall past the dormitories. I never went in more than once. I couldn't make myself go back." "Why not?" "You'll understand when you see it." The hall was long and narrow, its walls lined floor to ceiling with photographs, so many that the concrete beneath them had almost entirely disappeared.