Iwatodai Dormitory Novels & Stories

Green explained dutifully as they walked. The dormitory area is designed to look like a miniature house from a cartoon, and it is quite adorable. Camille escorted them to one of the rooms and unlocked the door. That is not a good thing. There are two cartoon beds and a bathroom in the room. There are two sets of cupboards, boxes, slippers, quilts, and other similar items in the house. It is a two-child dormitory.

Ivan's eyes lit up instantly. "I almost forgot about that! Summer Hartford is a real birdbrain. She couldn't even answer the simplest questions. I won't let her off for what happened today. Once the exam is over, I'm going to make sure she receives all the punishment she deserves!" … The school had a dormitory. Even though they called it the dormitory, pretty much none of the students lived in the building. Instead, it existed with the purpose of providing rich students with a resting space during their breaks.

she said almost bouncing on her toes. "That sounds nice. Let's do it," I replied. We asked one of the porters for the directions and he led to the dormitory with our luggage in tow. Liana and I chatted till we got there. It was fun to finally to have a friend. The exterior of the dormitory also looked beautiful. You would know for sure that it was a girl's dorm. I even understood why it was called Daisy Dormitory. The entire front lawn was covered in daises. We got into the dormitory and checked for our dorm numbers. Liana and I looked at each other in excitement when we realized that we were roommates.

He had to admit that the design of this place wasn't that much different from the traditional house that he often saw in Kyoto. The wall outside was quite old, and it should have been repaired several times. In Monica's thought, this place seemed a bit shabby, but there shouldn't be any problem for someone to live in this place, right? Monica then looked at the door plate with the name of the dorm seemed to fall off a bit and the words that were written weren't clear, but he could read it. "Sakurasou (Sakura Dormitory)?" "Yes, the name of this dorm is Sakurasou," Chihiro said with a smile.

Ari drags out the word 'finally,' snapping me back to reality as we approach The Walcott Dorms. As we enter the building, a sense of relief washes over me, the cool breeze hitting me like a refreshing wave. Willowbrook University has three dormitory buildings. The majority of middle-class students reside in the Walcott Dorms, but since Ari's parents, Miranda and Jorge, are paying for both Ari's and my dorm, I do not belong to the middle-class population. The Omen Dorms sit off to the side, home to the jocks and trust fund babies. Rumor has it they each have their own kitchen, which I find hard to believe but hey, stranger things have happened.

But he only smiled before proceeding to read the past summary reports I made so he could be updated about the happenings in our pack and how I worked. After a journey of more than six hours, we finally arrived at the Emerald Dorm, located in the east wing, an exclusive and prestigious dormitory reserved for royals, aristocrats, and elites attending the Sowinski Royal Academy. The dormitory was known for its opulent amenities, and having been here on numerous occasions, I could attest to its luxuriousness. "My dorm is your dorm, Tina." Those were Jaromir's usual words every time I would be here in his room. "And your dress is already. I assumed that you still have the same size?" He showed me

After unlocking it, he showed Zain a picture of himself and Luna that was posted on StarBook, shared throughout the entire campus. "You are usually emotionless when it comes to girls, yet this pic shows you trying to play the role of prince charming! All your past girlfriends failed to get this type of reaction from you. So why's this adorable short-stack different?" curiously asked the boy who seemed to have a close friendship with Zain. "Jian, stop asking so many questions," Zain said before walking ahead of the other boy who had to run to catch up with him. Students who attended Starlight University lived in what the faculty called dorm apartments. There were a total of eight dorm buildin

The room was still small. There was no changing that. A narrow twin bed pushed against one wall, a single window overlooking the back gardens, and a small dresser that had probably been here longer than I had and a desk barely big enough for me. Bare minimum. That was how the lowest-tier dorms were designed. The more power and influence a student had, the higher up the towers they lived. Larger rooms. Private bathing chambers. Better furnishings. More privacy. Here in the lowest tier, the hallways were narrow, the rooms simple, and the bathrooms shared at the end of the corridor.

I hand them my nearly empty plate, thanking them for the food before heading out. Noctem Lunae consists of five distinct buildings, and among them are the official dormitories, the administrative building which is where my room can be found along with offices and the records room, the main building, which so happens to be the heart of the academy, where the main and dining halls along with a huge library can be found. Because it was built for the sole purpose of training potential lunas, twelve women every year, there's really not much to the academy.