New Era University Dormitory Novels & Stories

The next two days were a blur. After I let Lucius know my decision, everything started moving fast. Arriving at my new dorm I looked around in awe. It reminded me of the place I woke up after my drunken mistake with Adrian. So, A Class dorms are essentially apartments. They're big, with the typical kitchen and living room/dining room open plan with two sprite bedroom suites. “God, the elite really are different.” Lucius texted me about this place as soon as I said I'd join. He prepared everything I needed, including all the shifter information that I would need.

On the far side of campus there were a group of modern duplex dorms tucked in the trees that were reserved for upperclassmen. Annie had toured them when she first visited the college with her mother. They were almost like real townhouses, and had large common spaces. Annie could tell from the sound of music and raised voices which of the houses she was going, and felt herself getting nervous. The party seemed to have spread to a number of the houses. But there was an especially big group of students out front of one, smoking and talking excitedly. Loud music poured from the doors.

The mockery in Edmund’s eyes was evident. “However, my university is under construction now which is covering every aspect of being luxury and extravagant. Also, it is free of cost to our community as our father dreamt. Although, is a bit far from the ‘P houses’, but either they can stay at the hostel or they can come by their own vehicle” Edmund waved his hand casually and added,

he said to the woman at the counter. With a mere glance, the woman just pointed to the water container placed in the right side of the counter, and Gale immediately retrieved it without a word. They knew him well enough as the errand boy for the Ordinary Men's Dormitory, that's why they're acting like that. Back at the dormitory, he delivered the items to Jeric and Danny's rooms which is situated in the first floor of their dorm. The students living in the Regular Rooms in this floor are mostly well off, that's why they had better facilities than the Simple Rooms on the ground floor where Gale stayed. The second floor housed the Standard Rooms, where Kenny and other rich students resided. Th

Walking across the sun-kissed campus, she felt a profound sense of belonging and excitement for what lay ahead. The Summerfield dormitory, a grand edifice of architectural marvel, stood before her. Its imposing structure mirrored the university's commitment to excellence, leaving Maiari in awe. The realization that she occupied the most esteemed room within its walls seemed almost surreal. Stepping inside, the spacious and beautifully adorned interior greeted her, instantly making her feel at home. Her heart swelled with gratitude for the opportunities that stretched before her.

The student must also have a good record; otherwise, they’d be shifted into the lower classes. “There’d be no regrets failing then?” “What?” “Nothing.” She also explained that because they were born to be a leader, their dorm had been designed in a way that they could exercise the greatest skill they must attain: transparency. The dorm’s second floor had a narrow lane that extended to yet another mirror-like stairs, twisting this time. It’s been narrowed by two buildings facing it, which was divided according to the quantity of its occupant. As of the moment they were six: Hail, Blame, Michelle, Briane, Reigna, and Jane.

Veridia University. Dormitory B ("The Bunker"). Room 104. Three Weeks Later. The room no longer smelled of mildew. It smelled of ozone and high-grade espresso. Technically, it was still a dorm room. But since Hale Holdings now owned the building, Leo and Lyra had made some "structural modifications." They had knocked down the wall to Room 105. The bunk beds were gone, replaced by ergonomic workstations. A server rack hummed in what used to be the shower stall. The mini-fridge was now a sub-zero wine cooler stocked with energy drinks.

“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!"

Andrew agreed. “Do you know what dorm Dante was talking about? I know Dorm A and B are filled to capacity, Dorm C is a women’s dorm, Dorm D is a family dorm, and Dorms E through H aren’t finished. Dorm I is the most complete but still needs some last-minute stuff done.” “Fuck me! Hold on. Can you hand me one of those walkie-talkies?” Andrew asked as he shook his head. I pulled one of our walkie-talkies out of the charging base and handed it to Andrew.

After a welcome ceremony by the staff and teachers of the school, June and the other students went to their respective dormitory. It is located in the Murray building next to the faculty room. It is divided into two sections, one is for girls and the other way is for the boys. June silently observed the dorm while walking together with his colleagues. They haven’t known each other yet and he doesn’t have a plan to be friendly with them. Meanwhile, Kanaye who is busy talking to the other guys looked at the stairs while walking. He can’t stop being amused by how sturdy the materials used on building the whole floors are.