Sophia Mendoza Unicorn Academy Novels & Stories

Sophia took another calming breath, then concluded, "Finally, I chose the University of Lerudia because of its culture and values. It’s not just an institution—it’s a community. From what I’ve read, Lerudia prides itself on diversity and inclusivity. It welcomes students from all walks of life and fosters an environment where everyone feels valued and supported. The vibrant extracurricular programs, the student organizations, and the focus on community engagement all speak to the kind of holistic education Lerudia offers. This is a place where I know I’ll not only grow academically but also personally. So, why the University of Lerudia? Because it represents everything I am looking for in a

"See? This unicorn was sad because all the other unicorns were regular colors. But now she's special and happy." "That's a very wise unicorn." "All unicorns are wise. They have to be, because they have magic." If only wisdom were as simple as choosing different colors. After Sophie goes to bed, Aria and Marcus sit on their porch with glasses of wine and the weight of unspoken secrets between them. "What really happened today?" Marcus asks. "I told you. I met with someone who has information about Leon's hidden assets." "And?" "And they want my help finding them." Marcus sets down his wine glass.

Sophia is an exact copy of her mother and Fernando looks like a mix of both his parents, dark messy hair from dad and soft facial features from mom. “Welcome the both of you! I am happy to call at least one of you family, Ximena won’t shut up about you.” Poté smirks as he turns to Jenna. “Thank you!” She beams and to speak of the devil, Ximena just comes walking towards us. She kisses her mate and lands herself in a conversation with Poté and Jenna.

She said conspiratorially, and I laughed. "You cannot swear so much, Miss…" The teacher said, scrolling through a laminated piece of paper in front of her. "Miss Holly…" The teacher completed, and she rolled her heavyset eyes and looked away. "Now, Miss Sophia, what matters is that you are all soon to be Luna. Net worth segregation has already been done by the Academy after the riot by the last five sets for the demarcation. It is classist and unnecessary to me, and it does not matter." She addressed the redhead.

"The Alpha's family, untouchable and perfect, will definitely face justice for beating their invisible middle child." "You're not invisible to me." Sophie pulled herbs from her pocket - she always carried healing supplies now. "Or to your grandmother." Grandmother. The only family member who still looked at me like I was a person. But she was too old, too weak to stand against Father anymore. "Derek Winters is here," Sophie whispered as she applied salve to my lip. "The new combat instructor from the Ashen Academy." I stiffened. "Why would someone from the Academy come to Selena's engagement?"

The job hunt was the final piece of the puzzle. Sophia had spent the past three years working as a receptionist in Starlight Country, but that was not who she really was. Before she fled Nightvale, before Leonardo's torment had consumed her life, she had been a medical student. One of the best in her class. A young woman with a brilliant mind and a dream of becoming a surgeon. Circumstances had forced her to abandon that dream. Leonardo had forced her to abandon it. But she still had her degree. She still had her training. She still had the knowledge that had made her top of her class at Nightvale University's School of Medicine.

He dipped his head, and stepped to one side. My annoyance at Mason getting the getting the better of me; “My name is Sienna...” I bite out. “Not Luna.” I couldn’t find it in myself to apologies at this moment for my own clumsiness of not looking where I was going. But at this moment I was far too riled up.

"Nineteen. Started volunteering when she was sixteen.” Well, nineteen seems…capable. I turned back to Lily and watched as Sophie took her hand, and left her inside, toward the circle of kids, who were all holding up their drawings and welcome gift they're probably going to take back later. "This is Teddy," Sophie said, pointing at a boy with glasses. "He made you a dinosaur. He thinks dinosaurs are cool, but he's wrong…because unicorns are clearly superior." Yeah, she's good at this. "I drew both!" Teddy held up his paper with a sketch of a purple dinosaur with a horn on its head.

The more Lizzy thought about it, the more convinced she became, and the thought saddened her deeply. Making up her mind, Lizzy tugged at Michelle's clothes and declared earnestly, "Mommy, I want to give my unicorn toy to Liam. That way, he won't be afraid of the dark or the monsters anymore!" Sophie was deeply moved by Lizzy's heartfelt gesture. After what seemed like an eternity, Sophie realized that Liam also cried during the day. If it wasn't the fear of the dark that made him cry, would Lizzy's unicorn toy be of any use?

Noah answered: “Too many.” The other Sophia smiled. “Meet the lives you never lived.” The First Sophia Falls One of the alternate Sophias stepped forward. She wore a black crown. “I ruled seventeen universes.” Another stepped forward. “I destroyed mine.” Another: “I never met Lucien.” Another: “I killed Seraphina.” Sophia’s heart tightened. Then a little girl stepped forward. She looked barely seven. “I never got a mother.” Sophia froze. The child looked at her.