Omori Rooms Novels & Stories

The room around her was large and dim and she did not recognize the curtains or the furniture or the particular way the morning light was coming through the gap in the drapes and falling across the floor in one long pale strip. She turned her head and looked around properly and then everything caught up at once. Orion's room. She knew it without being told. The room had the same quality he did, large and unhurried and dark in its colors, nothing ornate, nothing that was there just to be looked at. The furniture was heavy dark wood and the curtains were deep green and everything was exactly where it was supposed to be without being arranged. She had never been inside this room before and she

Damien says, bowing. He walks off to the other side of the restaurant, leaving us to be escorted by the hostess. We are led to an isolated compartment called a tatami room. Again, traditional style with white opaque windows set in a black frame. She opens the sliding doors to a sparsely decorated with black and white accents.

That fire in those sparking amber eyes. “Hello, anybody here?” I say, particularly to myself as I step into the dark room, the first thing I do is flip the lights causing brightness to dominate the room, I marvel at the sight. King sized bed, marble tiled floor, collection of figurines, arts paintings labeled on the walls. So magnificent, so beautiful and that scent, oh my goddess. Something manly and dangerous, giving me an option to either leave right now or stay, and I did stay, because Ora likes taking risks, she likes crossing the line.

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

Past where his assistants worked was his office. There was a space to meet people and deal with business matters—but the real highlight was his secret room. That room meant the world to Matthew. He said it was his only spot to catch his breath in the busy, money-scented world of finance. I was the only one allowed in. It was our little secret—one of the perks of being his wife. Whenever I came to get him, I would hang out in that room until he was done with work. It had my favorite books, the art we had picked out together, and a liquor cabinet that only I had the code to.

Liam's lip line was stiff. Olive couldn't think of anything else, "That's all I have for the time being. Tell me what you want." "I don’t know." Liam said, "I’ll tell you if I get one." Olive nodded, "Then I--" Liam, "Which room do I sleep in?" "The master bedroom. Alice cleaned up the room when she moved out." After saying this for a long time, Olive realized the most important point. "Go and see if it meets your requirements first. If not, it's not too late to book a hotel."

'Where's Aurelia's room? The housekeeper smiled warmly. 'Right this way, miss. It's two doors down the hall.' As they walked, Mira's gaze snagged on the heavy oak door at the very end of the corridor, its surface polished to a gleam but fitted with a sturdy lock that looked more secure than the others. 'Who's room is that?' she asked, nodding toward it. 'Oh, that's Sir Kai's room,' the housekeeper replied matter-of-factly. 'He uses it whenever he visits. Mr. Darkmoor insists on keeping it ready.'

His voice was firm, and he gestured towards the door. With a nod, Allison followed Romario upstairs to his room, wondering why they were there. Her questions were soon answered when Romario lifted the doormat, revealing a secret room beneath. He jumped down the ladder and instructed her to do the same. As she followed him down, she couldn't help but marvel at the secret room's beauty. It was cozy, with a bed and a small fridge stocked with snacks. Allison was impressed.

Yet despite that fact, the room inside the folded space looked no different from a normal room, although the one that they have right now did not have any door or windows at all Its walls were painted with the color of ivory white, making the room looked more spacious than it already was. The room was already spacious, to begin with. In fact, it could fit all six of them inside without them getting cramped. There was barely any furniture inside the room aside from a single wooden chair and bed, and it only made the place looked rather empty. On the corner of the room sat the single bed that Monami used during her recovery period. When their eyes finally landed on the bed, that as the only ti

He droned on as he walked us through the floor. “The ground floor has the entrance room, reception, throne room, restaurant with kitchen, breakfast room, music hall, and two bathrooms.” He worriedly said when we passed the ‘throne room.’ I wrinkled my nose and poked my head inside. “We are burning everything in this room, Tesoro Mio. It reeks of Icky Iggy. And we don’t need a throne room.” “Fully agreed. It can be like the multipurpose room you have at the town hall in Incubi. Used for hosting events and the like.” Darren nodded as the tour continued.