University Novel Novels & Stories

"Class will start in three days" Josh mumbled after taking a sip of his drink. "Benny will have more options for his daily dose of girls" Kit teased, glancing at Bienley who was quietly eating his dinner. "University is far different from highschool, Benny. University girls, particularly older ones, would be more forthright. You must be careful when dealing with them." Josh scowled at him, knowing full well that Bienley attracts older girls, and that only meant one thing. Trouble.

What do you think they’d like? Cordelia was soft-hearted. There were tears in her eyes. “If he didn’t ask me to keep it a secret, I would’ve told you the good news from the beginning,” he said gently into her ear. “Go change now. We’ll visit him later.” Cordelia smiled to agree. In the morning, the two arrived at the University of Centrolis. It was a 100-year-old school. Naturally, the atmosphere was different. Even the trees in the courtyard looked especially scholarly.

Justin confusedly gaped at the two. "You don't have mirrors?" Carl asked mockingly. Justin and Zack looked at each other. They are used to a lot of attention from their schoolmates in high school but not on the first day in the university. A lot of good-looking guys are here and they didn't expect such attention. "You will be a rival for the campus princes who are enrolled this year. They said they are the sons of the two most famous campus figures in the university during their time" Carl told them about what he had heard earlier.

AGATHA’s P.O.V. It was early in the morning when I woke up, packing up my stuffs before I could finally leave to enter the most prestigious and mysterious university of all... The Morelli University. Some believe that vampires lurk inside that place, and I am about to find out the truth sooner or later.

A few days after the disappearance of Sophie Novak, eye witnesses say that Holloway did in fact, return to the Maddox's home to pay his respects for their missing baby. 'Bits and pieces of Mia's life at the orphanage are depicted in a book she wrote last year named, Superfluous. Her book became a New York Time's best sellers, and she became instantly famous. The ending of her book went as follows, 'The most terrifying experience of an orphan occurs at the end of the day when you look at the orphanage's building structure, and realize that you're still there. You're still on your own. You're left to face the world by yourself, with no family to call yours, and no home to go back to. You're ju

Different, special, beautiful, smart Kathy. The girl he was proud to love. The girl who also, the next day, was the subject of the University's official paper, which reported about the possibility of wild wolves having found its way into the University's wood. Thank you so much for supporting my 2nd pubished book. Hope to see you on my 3rd Romance Novel Stories. Please support my next stories, Thank you!

I didn't want to be reduced to and lumped in as just one of the higher ups in the pack and I was determined to put a stop to the abuse of power and the horrible mistreatment towards Servant Werewolves and Omegas. "You seemed deep in thought earlier, wanna talk about it?" I asked. He contemplated for a few moments before speaking. "I'm just thinking about university." I nodded in understanding. "University, huh?" I questioned, earning a nod from him. Among mates and the likes, university was one of the only things in the minds of people our age. The freedom of living life at res. Trying new things. Meeting new people. Starting your life afresh in a new city where no one knew you. It was all a

Everything here was new, the architecture, the scent of power in the air, the way the streets hummed with energy I didn’t yet understand. The university loomed ahead, its domed spires shining like white teeth in the moonlight. This was the School of Lunar Law and Governance, the place where packs sent their heirs, their brightest, their most cunning. I was none of those things. I was a survivor. A thief of stolen moments and shadows. And somehow, against all odds, I had made it here.

Nikki stood at the university's front gate, gazing up at the school crest carved into the stone archway above. It was the first day of class, and she was still reeling from being accepted to such a prestigious school, even procuring a full-ride scholarship. “The University of Moonward.” She read the signage posted on the cobblestone wall that bordered the school. She took a deep breath before finally walking through the open gate. The university looked exactly like every brochure she had ever seen about it. The buildings were all made of weathered stone, proudly showing their age. At three hundred years old, the university was almost as old as Harvard. Its name, Moonward, though, was only se

I just don’t know when I’ll stop, ot whether I’ll be able to stop at all. Then, Adam started to fill in info's about the new kid that he got from his information broker in the university while Taylor listened intently with full interest. As for me, I just let the words slip by my ears and sipped some beers that I bought from the convenience store as I leaned against the metal bar. The three of us were at the park after the last lesson at the university, wooing on some random chicks that passed by, just like what a bastard would do. To be honest, I'm not really interested in the story of new kids. They would always come to Saint Iriha from other college saying that Saint Iriha is the best uni