Le Rosey Dorms Novels & Stories

Ares POV Morning came thin and colorless, as if the dawn itself feared to choose a side. Mist lay heavy over the stronghold; the banners on the walls hung damp and still. Inside the council hall, the smell of cold wax and smoke lingered a memory of lightning that refused to fade. The elders were already gathered when I entered. Rowan stood near the fire, his staff striking the stones with each slow breath. Beside him sat three councilors I didn’t recognize new voices summoned overnight. That alone told me everything.

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

"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.

“And this will be your dorm room for the duration of your time here in UOB!” Nate, the RA for our dorm, said, gesturing at a door with the number 203 etched on it. “I understand that the Beverly Hall is quite far from your faculty, but due to your circumstances, all the nearby dorms are taken, so you will have to live with the STEM students, I’m afraid. But never fear, Beverly Hall is the best out of all the postgrad student accommodations!"

First things first, she needed to fill her stomach. Halfway through dinner, Louis got a call from Noah. “Uncle, Ruby’s still under watch. No unusual movements. As for the housing, there’s a complex just across the street from Crestford’s East Gate. “It was originally built for faculty, so they usually don’t rent to outsiders. But I talked to someone—it’s settled. “Ninety square meters, two-bedroom, one living room. It should be perfect for Adora, right?” Noah was efficient—he’d locked down a place in just two hours.

Kael’s POV The campus looked like a castle carved from bloodstone—brooding spires, grotesque arches, and a ticking clock tower that somehow followed your gaze like it knew your sins. But inside? Twelve boys to a room. Noisy. Cramped. Smelling like damp testosterone, silver, and barely washed sheets. “Damn the luxury of this place! But this dorm sucks big time,” Damon hissed, his eyes darting from the chalky white walls to the neatly aligned beds separated by a thin corridor—six on either side like rows of livestock.

Zane said from beside me. It was. And if that was what the main yard looked like at this hour, I didn’t particularly want to be around in broad daylight. Zane and I stayed there for another moment, studying the campus. I didn’t spot any of the wolfless, which was concerning. The dorms were quieter than usual. Every bed was perfectly made with hospital corners. Everything was spotless. No one was sitting on the furniture in the lounge or making shitty bagels for breakfast or coming in hungover from being out too late the night before.

Cam asked. " 'Excellent question, Cutie. I always knew you were the smartest of them all " Liam winked at the girl, making her blush with that little gesture " it means that all the students living in that building will be relocated to the other three remaining residences, and the privileged people like Rose, who was left without a roommate, or me who pays extra not to have a roommate... will lose that privilege.” Rose let out a disgruntled grunt, and I understood her frustration. Just when we had managed to sort ourselves out, we would no longer have the freedom to sleep together. That was real shit!

"Where do you live in this Academy? Don't say that you can go home and stay outside the Academy, in your comfortable house outside." Roodra looked hesitant. But he later explained. "I don't live in this residential area. My room is in the Pavilion at the back of the general student housing complex." Roodra was silent. He explained when he saw the look in Li Wei's puzzled eyes. "In this Taifeng Academy, there are two classes of student residences."