Novel & Cerita New Era University Dormitory

At that moment Ursa was sure that Era would give herself completely to the pack and to Oscar. "By the way, I heard you're only twenty-two years old. Do you work?" Seth asked a little later, looking at Era intently. "I feel like I've seen you before." "Just part time. I'm still studying at Celestial University." Seth's eyes widened. "Celestial University?" "Yes," Era nodded, furrowing her brow. Hanna, Bram, and Regan seemed to burst out laughing, teasing Seth. "What's wrong?" Bram cleared his throat as he scratched his temple. His smile seemed to hold back laughter. "Well, Seth—"

I start "Absolutely not." Kieran grumbles beside me. "Consider it a test of discipline. Or would you prefer suspension?" The Dean replies We both become silent. Neither of us answering Rhea is behind us taking notes as the students council, her expression unreadable. ----------------------- As we move back to the Dorms and get assigned to our new dorm. One room, two beds one window overlooking the field. Too close too personal. Kieran tosses his bag first " Feel free to use my stuff, sweet venom."

Liam and Chloe were left on the side, their faces a mix of envy and expectation. "What about us?" Chloe pushed forward, unable to wait. "Where are our rooms?" The officer glanced at the bottom of his list, his expression turning awkward. "Liam Stone and Chloe Green... you are assigned to... the communal dorms in Sector E." "What?" Liam's voice shot up. "Communal dorms?" The officer handed them two dull, gray cards, his tone strictly business. "Standard issue for unrated personnel. Thirty to a room, open bunks. Shared washrooms. Limited power supply. Rations are standard nutrient paste."

“Would you like to persuade Father to allow us to live in the dorms?” “Only the nobles could stay in there,” Mika said as she rolled her eyes. “Says who?” Kael raised his brows. “I heard from a senior that there are no rules that commoners couldn’t stay in the dorms; the reason why only nobles could stay there was that commoners couldn’t afford the price.” “And how much would it be?” Mika said as she crossed her arms. “Fifty.” Kael grinned. “500,000 shekels per semester.”

The dormitory was a large stone structure with four towers rising from each corner of the building into the sky. "We're all in the same dormitory?" Ellie asked nervously. "Yep, but the girls have the west wing, and the boys have the east wing," Firash said, disappointment lacing his words. Firash stepped forward to open the doors to the dormitory, holding it open for Samantha, Meredith, and Ellie to enter. Ellie looked around, noting the dual fireplaces on each side of the common area. Couches and chairs sat grouped around the fireplaces facing the fire and more were scattered through the room, grouped in circles. Students milled around the common area as Firash and Jake entered behind the g

He said opening his draw to write a pass out, "oh and about the dorm room, it will be in a joined alway for both genders who are rooming larger numbers and the dorm room next to yours will be filled with boys, I hope you don't mind because it's the only room we have left since we're in the middle of the school year." Olivia just nodded her head to let him know it was fine while giving a mischievous some to Lydia which she replied back with. "Alright, since it's only still English and morning tea isn't til another whole lesson, I will call Selena to the front office were you will receive your new dorm number, room key and Lydia's school schedule but before you leave here are three pass outs f

The transition from a chaotic campus freshman to a girl navigating the upper echelon of university life happened so smoothly I barely registered the shift. Over the next three weeks, The Era Society officially transformed from a midnight blueprint on Chris's bedroom floor into a living, breathing reality. The Student Administration Board had sent the official approval email on Tuesday morning, and Chris, Bianca, and I had celebrated by screaming in the middle of the quad until campus security gave us a warning look. My grades were perfect, my social media feed was a curated aesthetic of espresso blazers and luxury student life, and my relationship with Malik Thompson had solidified into some

Meghan asked, immediately detecting her friend's plight, her charcoal orbs clouding with concern. "Let's talk in the cafétéria?" Nessa suggested. Erica nodded. ---- "Spill," Nessa demanded as Meghan arrived at their table and placed the tray filled with three burgers and french fries. Erica took a french fry and dipped it in the sauce, "Dad is not giving me permission". "To go to that University?" Meghan prodded, taking a bite from the veg burger. "It's Ravenwood University," Erica glared at the brunette. "Right. But Ric, it is practically in the middle of nowhere," Nessa interjected.

He smiles again and ruffles my hair, “I'll explain everything to you tomorrow Keira. I'm tired now.” We arrive at a large dorm where dozens of beds occupy the entire space. It looks like a mixed room, there are men and women sleeping, while some are reading books and some beds are still empty. “Your bed is beside mine Keira.” I follow him to the end of the dorm where stand two empty single beds. “You can take a shower if you want, it's behind that door over there. I'll give you new clothes and a uniform tomorrow morning.”

"Shit! My curfew is in ten minutes!" I couldn't believe my ears. "You live in Mother Mary?" I teased. She shot me a dangerous look as she smoothed down her skirt. To make up for the slight I offered to walk her back. We hustled across campus to Mary Hall, the lone all-women dorm on campus. Also known as Mother Mary, the Nunnery, or, more crudely, the Virgin Vault, it was the only dorm that had a curfew. A favorite of over-protective parents to guard their daughters against all the evils of college life, it was also the only dorm with a waiting list. We got to the front doors with two minutes to spare according to the large antique clock over the entrance. Nico kissed me lightly on the lips b