Rooming With Royals ✔️

Rooming With Royals ✔️
Violet White is a seventeen-year-old outcast, haunted by a tragic past that left her an orphan and stripped away her once-sweet demeanor. Now tough and guarded, she's unexpectedly uprooted from her aunt's home and plunged into a new life at S. Sheffield Academy, a private school owned by her mysterious uncle. But this isn't just any school; it's a world brimming with secrets, where seemingly normal classmates might just be hiding supernatural powers, and a dark prophecy hints at her true destiny. Can Violet navigate this treacherous new reality, uncover the truth about her family, and find where she truly belongs?

The biting English wind whipped around Violet as she stepped out of the sleek black limo, her worn bag clutched in her hand. Before her, S. Sheffield Academy loomed, not a school, but a gothic castle, its ancient stone walls rising majestically against the grey sky. It was far grander, far more imposing than any place she'd ever seen.

"Violet, kiddo!"

A familiar, booming voice cut through the silence, and suddenly she was enveloped in a bone-crushing hug. Her Uncle Connor, his smile wide and genuine, pulled back, his tired eyes crinkling at the corners.

"Wow, kiddo, you've grown up a lot since I last saw you."

Violet managed a small, almost imperceptible smile. The last time they'd met was at her parents' funeral, a memory that still clung to her like a shroud. She nodded, muttering a quick "I missed you too," as he clapped her on the shoulder.

He led her through the massive gates, past students who inexplicably lowered their heads as they passed. Inside, the school was a maze of ornate hallways, each more lavishly decorated than the last. She barely registered his explanations, her gaze drawn instead to the striking portraits adorning the walls. Her uncle paused outside a grand oak door, pulling a set of keys from his pocket.

"I'm just going to grab something from my office. Wait here for me, alright?"

He disappeared, leaving Violet alone in the opulent corridor. Boredom gnawed at her, and her eyes drifted to another imposing door, identical to the one her uncle had entered. A flicker of curiosity, a rare spark in her usually guarded demeanor, urged her forward. Without thinking, she reached for the knob, a silent question forming in her mind: what lay behind this door?