Novel Rooms Novels & Stories

Too loud. I paced the room, but on second thought left before the bitch in the bath got any ideas about wanting more from me. Smoke curled from my lips as I drifted through the halls, aimless, until I stopped before a door I’d avoided since that unfortunate night. Once, it had been the best part of my day. Now it stood like a grave in my own mansion; locked, abandoned, yet still hers. Nova’s room I hesitated. Then I opened it. It was bare, lifeless with the same furniture, same curtains. But stripped of her chaos. No scattered pens. No filthy books stacked high. No baggy sweaters tossed around.

The fantastic thing was that it seemed that hundreds of pages and books appeared with each passing moment as if they appeared at the same pace as the writers wrote them. - It seems like every book in the world has a copy here. - I've never seen so many books together. Look at the size of this room, it's huge. – Lucifron looks at Gary. – I think we did it. This room is different from the others. It's immense. And there are no doors, there are only arches leading to other sides. - 3 in total. Which do we choose? Lucifron grunge. - I'm tired of doors, choices, and more doors with more choices. Anyone's fine by me.

He was talking about belonging. "I've already started looking." Marilyn stared. "A new house?" "Yes." "A house for us?" "Yes." Marilyn laughed softly, almost disbelieving. The idea still felt unreal, like a sentence borrowed from someone else's life. Raymond looked at her. "When you move in, I want every room to feel like yours." Her chest tightened unexpectedly. Because somehow, that sounded far more intimate than sharing a bedroom ever could. The waiter slipped in briefly to refill their drinks before leaving again, unnoticed.

“I know, right? One of my favorite rooms in the house. The next room is my second closet, so you don’t really need to see that.” There were now only two rooms left. Donovan found himself excited. He knew she was going to end with her bedroom. “Okay we have to set our glasses down here. No drinks allowed in this next room.” Iris informed Donovan. She opened the door and turned on the light. Donovan was in awe. When he pictured the snake room he sure didn’t think it was this stunning. It almost looked like a museum. There were paintings, pictures, statues, stuffed animals, and toys.

There were fewer rooms compared to the Mansion and the Palace in Valeria, but they had a seating room, and indoor pool, a theater room, and to my delight, a library filled with actual books…and it's quite massive, too. "I knew you would love this," he smiled as he leaned on the door frame, while I scan the books on the nearest bookshelf. There were classics from long ago and newer books. Mostly were first prints. After the library, Caelum checked our rooms at the last floor. His room is just next to mine, so I'm guessing his has the same glass window and balcony. "Caelum?" He looked at me. "Where is everybody?" I asked. I've been meaning to for the last 10 minutes or so. The whole place is b

Nora’s POV The maids carried the few things I had managed to own into a beautifully furnished room. The windows were high. It was the kind I saw in human-world hotels. My financial status never let me go near. I only fantasized about them from afar. There was a purple rug at the center of the room, which was circled by sparkling white fur-like seats, shaped in the form of love. I touched them, and it was as soft as a feather. I could sleep all day in these. We left the room, which I presume was the sitting room, into a room that had everything in Lilac. Just like my room at Michael’s house. As I looked around, I suddenly felt at home.

The pillars and tiles were made of marble, with multiple huge windows that enabled light to enter and kept the place bright and warm. There were three main rooms in it: the center one was our parents' room, the one on the left used to be my room, and the one on the right was Ayla's room. All the main rooms had balconies overlooking the garden. The other rooms were allocated to the other gods and goddesses who stayed with us in Nirvana. He brought me to my bed and had the curtain to the balcony closed as he lit up the light of the crystals around my room. He healed my wounds and burns as he asked Dylan to get some new clothes.

Crimson fiddles with the bunch of keys once again, the clinking of objects against each other disturbing the girl's sensitive ears. The room they are in is sterile, empty, and without color or smell. The white walls and equally white floor welcome the pair. The only thing that is certainly noticeable are the bars of the cell at the back of the room. And sitting with her knees close to her chest was Margaret's murderer. Crimson once again mutters: "Anything, call me." He closes the door. Emanuele takes two steps toward the bars, the sound of her shoes echoing through the room.

She quickly scans the logbook, her eyes flicking from the paper to me before she reaches into the drawer and pulls out a key card. “Room 206.” I nod in acknowledgment, accepting the card, but my mind is already elsewhere. The place has changed. The last time I was here, it was a small, one-story building with barely fifty rooms. Now it’s five stories high, with more than five hundred rooms scattered throughout the complex. Sky’s body language doesn’t escape me—she pulls her arms tightly around herself, a silent gesture to shield herself from the cold. I lead her down the hall, the scent of bleach and cleaning products still fresh in the air. We stop outside room 206, and I unlock the door.

I looked around the room, and it was beautiful, unlike my last room, this room had white paintings, and two large twin beds, the room was big enough to accommodate five students, and it had a beautiful painting of the moon in each shape. "It's beautiful." I whispered. "Yeah that's how all the other rooms are" micah responded. "All the other rooms? You mean in the beta wing and Alpha wing?" I asked, trying to understand whether it's only the omega wing that has rooms that lookes like a graveyard. "No actually..... All rooms in the beta wing are like this, the rooms in the Alpha wing are much bigger and only accommodate one Alpha. the omega wing also has a rooms a little similar to this one bu