Mha Dorm Rooms Novels & Stories

Not only from city, but students from all big cities and big fat families dream to study here. Conrad had his dorm room at the first floor at the end of the hall from the right to the stairs. There were 4 rooms facing each other at the right end, and four on the left end. That made the floor spacious and the room big. And the best thing, the rooms had name plates of the residents making it easy to search. Eric and Benjamin had their rooms on the left corner from the stairs. That means they would have to walk across the corridor to meet each other.

It's a three-year program, and most students start at sixteen. Including my roommates—they've all been here since last year. The boys' dormitories are divided into Alpha, Beta, and Kappa. For the girls, it's Delta, Phi, and Sigma. It's pretty obvious that the first two dorms—male and female—offer the best opportunities for the students living there. Whether it's East Bridge or Evencrest, I'm always the underdog. "Where have you been?" Paige asked when I finally catch up with them. "Restroom," I said quickly. "So, what happened next? You guys weren't done telling me about the coolest guys around here."

It was on the same side of the park as the academic buildings. The dorm was a plain yellow building—less rustic, more like a budget hotel. No balconies, but the stairwells and windows were visible from outside. After a few signatures, the elderly receptionist handed me the key to my room. My dorm room was on the first floor—a four-bed shared space, with three beds already taken. The white walls were lined with beds, and the desks were right beside them. In the corner opposite the door, separated by a partial wall, were a sink and a mini fridge. The bathrooms and showers were in the middle of the floor, accessible from both hallways. The kitchen and lounge were at the far end, across from the

Then again, housing four hundred omegas in one building must be difficult even for the archmage. The alpha and omega dormitories were like mansions. There were a total of four levels with each level housing a hundred students. Each room had two students sharing a bunk bed which meant there were at least fifty bedrooms on each level of the dormitory. Even after the orientation tour of the dormitory, Soubi was still lost. Exactly which bathroom did Ringo use? Soubi had checked the fourth bathroom now but his roommate wasn't there. "Whoa! Why are you in such a hurry?" the dorm manager stopped Soubi when he was running in the hallways.

Just like the Mortimer mansion, four maids would shear a single room, and Marie, Angela, and Valerie would shear one large room that looked like that of royalty. The room was painted with gold and different shades of brown. It had three large cylindrical beds at its center that were each surrounded by three large curtains hanging from three golden pillars standing around each of the beds and connected at a common center a far distance above the beds. The room also had large wardrobes already filled with different clothes for different occasions and a large wall that could slide sideways, revealing a glass wall through which the front yard and the surrounding forest could be seen. Each girl h

Despite how much I wanted to help her, but the me right now can`t even wipe my own ass. Now then, welcome to my room. The White Mansion`s dormitory room is only exclusive for the special students. It is the best dormitory room that the Imperial Knight`s Academy is able to provide. The sumptuousness status in each room is determined by the student`s ranking, the higher you get, the more luxurious dormitory room you were able to live in. But even so, when comparing the highest ranking, S class against the special students, you could say that the special student`s room is more to a presidential suite in a six-star hotel.

Is he heartless? "Come on in and sit on the couch while I get the medicine box in the bathroom." Ken opened the door to his room and let Max in. Max takes off his shoes in the short corridor before entering the main room. The size and basic shape of the odd-numbered dorm rooms are all the same. One bedroom with glass doors opening onto a small balcony, one bathroom, a small kitchen that joins the dining room with a small table and a pair of dining chairs and a spacious living room.

Everything was planned but he disappeared from the search party. “So did you two sleep together?” Myla comes closer, curiosity flashing in her eyes. “Mind your own business!” Bumping into her shoulder, I stride out of the room and head straight to Rizz. Surprisingly, the door of his dorm is open. Unlike others, the members of the disciplinary committee have special dorms. The rooms are luxurious with a private jacuzzi like one of those in mansions. It has everything. A smart TV, fridge, AC, and the only rooms in the academy with internet connection. The other students don't know about this because they aren't allowed to enter our dorm building.

The metal frame creaked softly under her weight as she adjusted herself. "I just want to sleep," she complained. "I'm exhausted." Below her, Hilda's bed lay unoccupied, neatly made. Their dorm room was modestly furnished. Against one wall stood a small wooden table, cluttered with textbooks and notebooks, serving as their study area. Two separate wardrobes occupied another corner, housing their clothes and personal belongings. In the opposite corner, a small storage area held containers of water, a reminder of the routine task of fetching water from outside whenever the suppliers pumped water to the taps available only in the dormitory yards. In their dormitory, it was two to a room, and the

“Or let me guess, you guys don’t keep count?” “That’s right.” “Then where do the maids sleep?” “Some live in the mansion, and others live in the house we’ve built for them, which isn’t too far from here,” Marvin told me. Of course, they did. Rich people doing rich people things was not that surprising. We had finally reached the end of the hallway and stood in front of a double door. “It’s nothing special, but I had no idea you were coming, so…. “ My jaw nearly dropped as Marvin opened the door to the bedroom. “Nothing special?” I gasped at the room, which was probably just as large as the living room back home, if I could still call it home.