New Era University Dormitory Novels & Stories

“Who builds a boys dorm right next to—” “The Aranals, apparently. This twin dormitory is for Wardens,” he explains while sitting on the window ledge across. I frown again. But Edna’s here? Then again, she’s the owner’s kid. Certain privileges always apply, but I can’t be so sure. I shake the thought of Edna and Aria away and focus on the problem. “This. Is. Outrageous.” “I agree, Mae,” he grins lopsidedly, “I did warn you to never say never.”

Our hands are still gripping each other. His room is on the fourth floor. He has no roommate at the moment, but he's getting one tomorrow. He switches on the light when we walk in and he closes the door behind him. His dorm room has a living area with space for a kitchenette and two bedrooms. It's one of the newest and most luxurious dorms on campus.

The night breeze at the height of summer carried a slight coolness that blew pleasantly, and the closer they got to Metropolitan University, the further away the neon constructed streetscape became. "Matthew, you really are a bit heavy." "Why don't you mind me being heavy at night." Serena blushed and parked on one foot, "Don't you get smart with me, you might run into one of my former teachers when you get through the gates, so get real." Matthew was unmoved and still had his arm around her waist. Once inside the gates the lights became a little dimmer and the road was full of students. Serena exhaled tiredly and stopped in front of what used to be her dormitory, "This is my dormitory build

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.

SAMANTHA’S POV The campus notice board outside the student union was crowded with students chatting and taking photos. In the center, pinned with bright red tape, was the official invitation for the End-of-Year Formal, the biggest event of the semester. Black tie, live music, awards for academic and athletic excellence, and a guest speaker from the business world. It was scheduled for next Saturday night in the grand hall of the main building. I stared at it for a long time, my stomach twisting.

Eric and Benjamin bend down to pick Mew to stand. "Seriously Con? Can’t you hold yourself"? Benjamin huffed pulling his hand towel to wipe the blood of his lips. Conrad just looked at the door where Noah had left and shook his head. It’s gonna be a tough journey, he knew. "Let’s go guys. We have to check our dorms and then lunch". He held his bag-pack and the friends left the hall. *********** The dorms were clean and comfortable. A clear proof that spoke comfort and lavish to the students because surely the University screamed richness. The students who studies here were the cream of the country. Not only from city, but students from all big cities and big fat families dream to study here.

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."

Avery said as she clung to Leath's arm. "You're welcome, princess. I'll take my leave, Lady Leath," She smiled at Lord Waldo and they watched him drive his golf cart away. Leath turned around to look at their newly renovated dormitory. It's basically a mansion with 25 rooms at both East and West wings. The East Wing was for girls and the West Wings was for boys. Each room is equipped with the personal likes of every student and is spacious enough to accommodate four persons. "Let's go! I'm excited to see the renovated rooms!" Avery pulled Leath inside the dormitory. The sound of excited students was the first thing that they heard. Avery was silently shrieking as she gazes upon the interior

After unlocking it, he showed Zain a picture of himself and Luna that was posted on StarBook, shared throughout the entire campus. "You are usually emotionless when it comes to girls, yet this pic shows you trying to play the role of prince charming! All your past girlfriends failed to get this type of reaction from you. So why's this adorable short-stack different?" curiously asked the boy who seemed to have a close friendship with Zain. "Jian, stop asking so many questions," Zain said before walking ahead of the other boy who had to run to catch up with him. Students who attended Starlight University lived in what the faculty called dorm apartments. There were a total of eight dorm buildin

Atop the highest bluff loomed Greystone Keep, the academy’s ancient fortress, built from dark stone that drank in the sun’s weak morning rays. We were ushered off the boat in lines. Professors barked dorm placements as students grabbed their bags. “Dorm 3A: Zara Blackwood and Alexandra Monroe,” called Professor Kieran. “Dorm 3B: Atlas King and Jace King.” I felt Atlas’s eyes on me as I grabbed my canvas duffel from the luggage cart. Our gazes met across the tide-drenched jetty. His expression was unreadable, shadows flickering under his lashes. Jace walked past him, bumping his shoulder intentionally. Atlas’s lips curled into a snarl, but he said nothing.