Under The Sky In Room Novels & Stories

Chapter 2 Walking through the front door of the large dining room Sky hears noises, yelling, and playful banter, and then she sees a large window that lets in a lot of light making the room bright and beautiful, this makes her wonder how the room would look like at night, especially with a full moon in the sky. The noise doesn't stop, everyone is oblivious to her presence and this allows her to watch. The room is packed with guys, tall, bulky guys that look to be about her age, but everyone is tall to Sky with her height at five foot five inches.

While taking a good look at the room, I could tell the room was decorated for a lady because everything in the room speaks feminine. “Whose room is this?” I asked while staring around, “Yours,” he replied. With confused eyes, I turned around and stared at him with a confused look. “I can't stay here, I have to live with my aunt.” I muttered seriously. Eric stared at me for a while before he walked around the room with his hands in his pockets. “Take your bath, and come downstairs.” he flashed me a weak smile before leaving the room. The moment he left the room, I collapsed on the bed and stared at the ceiling, which was made of transparent glass. Clearly, I could see the sky from my room.

"My parents and my sister, Lyla." He turned back to her after nodding and taking another look at the picture. "So, the room?" Hyper aware of his presence behind her, Grace guided him down the corridor. She said, "It's not very large," and opened the second bedroom door. "But it gets good light in the morning." Max entered and looked around the deserted room. With the exception of the dust bunnies beneath the bed and an enigmatic stain on the carpet that Grace had spent hours cleaning, Megan had taken everything.

XANDER POV Sky's gaze scanned my body before she smiled and ran naked toward the small pool on the terrace of our room. They also connected a small beach reserved for that room. It was a little haven of peace, where we would spend a few days, enjoying ourselves to the fullest, just her and me. We had no neighbors; I had made sure of that by booking the two adjoining rooms. Just her and me. A deep laugh escaped my throat as I watched Sky's petite body running toward the area.

When I came back to the dorm after dinner, Rachel and the others were already in the middle of the hallway, starting on the fondue. The moment I stepped inside, an intense, rich smell hit the back of my throat. As if fondue weren’t enough, Rachel was actually grilling patties over charcoal in a cramped dorm room. Did she not care about carbon monoxide poisoning? When she saw me, she put on a fake look of surprise. "Oh wow, silly me, I totally forgot to invite you, Lila!"

We got to my room, and I looked at Sky, expecting to go to his room. “What? Go on,” I said, shooing him away, but he went to the bed and lay on it. I sighed, knowing he was not going anywhere. I removed my armor and kept it in the small room. How am I going to unzip myself now? I thought, biting my lips. Sky appeared on my back and burnt the back of the cloth, but he didn’t burn me.

Twenty minutes later I heard the doorbell ring and ran to answer it; I came across a Benjamin with a black shirt with sleeves, jeans and sneakers, his hair well combed, he had a light woody scent and that shy smile that drew me involuntary sighs, the brown eyes behind the lenses stared at me in admiration, I I blushed instantly, I felt my cheeks burn. — I tried to come as soon as possible, I was afraid he would change his mind. he said in a playful tone. — I just need to let my friend know I'm leaving...wait a minute. I left a note under the door of Jotapê's room and saw Benjamim a little confused at that moment. — I didn't know you had a roommate. — I have two... my sister and our friend Pe

Skyler’s response was casual, “Yes, there’s always someone here. I’ve got like seven roommates.” Chris, too exhausted to care much, was only vaguely aware of their conversation. He continued down the corridor, mumbling, “The right was it?” As he opened the door to the last room on the right, he saw a futon and noticed that the room seemed a bit off to be Skyler’s. But, too tired to think clearly, he collapsed onto the futon, grateful for the chance to rest. As he settled in, the exhaustion quickly took over, and he fell asleep almost instantly.

All because I forgot to add "no peanuts" to my little brother's takeout order, Mom had more than a hundred pounds of fresh flowers delivered to our house. Then she shoved me into a room overflowing with blossoms and slammed the door. She knew I had a life-threatening pollen allergy. "How many times have I told you your brother is allergic to peanuts? You left it off the order on purpose, didn't you? What were you trying to do to him? "You can't stand that I love him. Well, today I'm going to teach you a lesson about that rotten heart of yours!" Pollen swirled through the air. My throat began to swell shut almost immediately. My brother rushed to the door and grabbed the handle. "Mom, I

“Do you come for me?” Sky asked, his voice dripping with amusement as he leaned halfway out of the isolation window, allowing his fingers curl around the back of Azxel’s shirt to pull him up with a single easy tug. Azxel didn’t even gasp when Sky lifted him off the ground. He braced his palms on the window ledge, swung a leg over, and slid inside like he had done it a thousand times. He landed on his feet quietly. The room was dim, cold, a metal cot pushed against the wall, cuffs hanging from a hook. But Azxel didn’t look around like a lost boy — he wiped the dust off his hands and his shirt, then looked straight at Sky with a small, steady smile.