Boarding-school Stories

Eager to reach his families expectations, Louis lives a life of secrecy and denial. In one of the most respected households in Doncaster, there's no room for mistake. But when Louis meets Harry styles in his first year of boarding school, it seems all the more difficult to keep himself In check.

❛ cross your thoughtless heart, only liquor anoits you' - two troubled kids fall in love - kenji kishimoto x fem! i only own the plot and my ocs, the rest belong to tahereh mafi started;; may 2, 2026 completed;; tbd

"Raph... I haven't done this before," I said, my voice breaking-pleading, needy. "Then you will today." He lifted my skirt, carried me effortlessly, my legs wrapping around his waist as my back hit the cold wall for support. "Ouch!" I screamed as he thrust into me. "It hurts," I cried-caught between pain and pleasure. "Shhh," he whispered, pressing his forehead against mine. "Or they'll hear us." "And you wouldn't want that now, baby." My moan drowned beneath the sound of the convent bells ringing through the halls. ........................................................... Hilda Moretti had only one goal after being admitted into St. Catherine of Siena College of Nursing-to make her parents proud, to honor her faith, to remain untouched. Then she met him. Raphael Montclair didn't care about rules. He didn't care about God. And he didn't care about her innocence. He made her want things she prayed against. Do things she never imagined. Cross lines she was taught would damn her. They say St. Catherine of Siena changes lives. But no one warned her that some changes come with ruin.

Leah Chriswick is thirteen, rich, way too smart for her age-and not here to play by anyone's rules. When she enters Year 10 at Ivory House School, fresh from a move and averagely two years younger than everyone else, she's trying to be her best. Then she meets Max. Flirty, funny, and a little too confident for his own good, Max might just be the one person who can match Leah beat for beat.

They said my brother killed himself. I know he didn't. When Ethan Samuels dies under mysterious circumstances, everyone is quick to call it suicide-except me. Determined to uncover what really happened, I return to the place where he died, only to discover secrets far darker than I imagined. They say Ethan Nielman committed suicide but I know my Ethan, I know my twin Ethan Samuels and suicide was never an option. The truth killed him. And I might be next.

At Saint Marrow's Girls Boarding School, girls keep disappearing-and no one talks about it. No screams. No clues. Just empty beds and a clock tower that rings thirteen times at midnight. My name is Maya, and I shouldn't have looked at it. Because once the clock tower notices you... it never lets you go.

They were just five students. A family the world didn't give them - so they built one themselves. Normal school days. Broken homes. Unspoken rules that only they understood. Until the colors appeared. Green. Red. Blue. White. Purple. What started as a hallucination became a secret. What became a secret led them to a boarding school that was never meant to be found. A school that doesn't protect the world from monsters - but protects the world from them. As powers awaken and truths surface, they learn one thing too late: Balance is dangerous. Love is rebellion. And some leaders are never meant to survive their own legacy. Because when the world demands a ruler... someone has to choose to disappear.

Claire Harwood counts everything - every rule, every glance, every second - except herself. In a boarding school where life moves in perfect, quiet patterns, she survives by observing, calculating, and staying numb. But then Julian Everett appears - brilliant, precise, unknowable - and something in Claire begins to thaw. Their connection is quiet, intimate, and slow, measured in gestures, silences, and fleeting moments. He pushes himself harder than anyone sees, and she begins to feel for the first time. But some edges of life are sharp and some hearts break quietly, leaving the world the same as before - except for those left behind. A slow-burn, poetic romance about love, observation, and the fragile beauty of feeling.

When people start going missing ( I refuse to say they are dead),nobody notices or they choose not to. A game thought to be harmless starts wrecking havoc. Who or what is the culprit? ©Spyder Webbs

At Valesteria Academy, perfection isn't a goal, it's the minimum requirement for survival. For those born at the top, a grade is just a number, but a single flaw is a death sentence to a future pre-written by their bloodlines. Scarlett, Arnetta, and Celestine are three faces of a broken system. One is a weapon forged to never blunt, one is a machine of logic stripped of feeling, and one is a sudden heiress who bought her way in only to find she's still an outsider. They were friends, until the crushing weight of family legacies and the hunger for a throne turned their bond into a zero-sum game of sabotage and survival. As the cracks in their polished facades begin to bleed, they are forced to confront the ultimate price of excellence. In the hollow halls of Valesteria, every step toward the podium is a step away from who they used to be. When loyalty is a liability and every "ally" is a potential predator, only one question remains: how much of your soul are you willing to trade for an A+? Winning is everything. But in Valesteria, the cost of winning might be yourself.

Maya Miyamoto only wanted to survive college, family expectations, and the quiet voices that followed her wherever she went. As a half-Filipina, half-Japanese student in the Netherlands, Maya has always known she was different. She sees spirits. She feels emotions that are not her own. And ever since the eclipse, something dark has been whispering inside her mind-telling her she is weak, unwanted, and never enough. Then one strange encounter on a train leads her to the House of El-a hidden student residence in Leiden where angels, demigods, witches, warriors, and broken souls live under one roof. Behind its doors are magical bracelets, secret classes, portals across Europe, and students trained to fight demons in the name of God. But when Maya tries to help the spirit of a murdered man, she breaks a forbidden law and becomes trapped in the politics of the House. Worse, the demons hunting her seem connected to an ancient mystery-one that leads toward Elysium, the legendary paradise hidden within the Underworld. With a heartbroken warrior named Mike, a war-traumatized boy named Karim, the fierce daughter of Hades, Colleen, and a chaotic group of unlikely friends, Maya is forced onto a dangerous road across Europe. Their journey will lead them through haunted museums, secret councils, missing children, ancient gods, demon princes, and the gates of the dead. But the greatest battle may not be against the darkness outside. It may be the darkness within. Because everyone carries light. But not everyone notices when it begins to fade.

Amaryllis Lin has always loved the same two things- her best friend, Natalie, and her piano. She can play by herself, but it always sounds- and looks better when Natalie's soft violin answers her. When they play, Amaryllis's chromesthesia makes it seem like the music is producing a pure, crystalline blue. Amaryllis is fifteen- and everything is going as planned. She's a promising piano prodigy, and was just accepted on a scholarship for her dream school- a prestigious musical academy called Wrenhaven. The best part is, Natalie will be joining her. However, a tragic accident right before sophomore year takes one of her two dearly loved away from her- forever. Enter Daniella Wren. Daughter of the founder of Wrenhaven, with irresistible charm and a beautiful voice- she has everything anyone could ever want. With a strange set of circumstances, Daniella and Amaryllis are assigned the same room- and here is where our story begins.

Isolde Hawthorne thought her senior year at Hohenfels Academy would be ordinary - the usual mix of familial pressure, exams, whispered secrets in hallways, and the subtle dramas of teenage life. That is, until she brought a hand mirror with a history darker than anything she had ever studied. Some reflections hide secrets. Some secrets are alive... and deadly. When shadows twist where light should be, and whispers echo through empty corridors, only a few can see the truth. Fewer still can survive it. And in the shadows of the academy, she isn't sure which she fears more - the spirit, or its potential to reveal parts of her that have been carefully hidden.

(Story cover thanks to RealBarto!) Hikigaya Hachiman was just your average middle school boy: socially awkward, lonely, and hopelessly naive. Mistakes were made, and he enrolled in a certain prestigious high school. What happens next? Find out in Infinite Loner: a story with action, comedy, drama, and perhaps a touch of romance.

Set several years after the series finale of Introducing Me, Neal and Kent officially pass the torch to their daughter/Niece Giselle Davis as she steps into her own spotlight. Determined to chase a dream that's bigger than her comfort zone, Giselle transfers to the elite Tharpe-Armour Boarding School in the high-class city of Potomac, Maryland-a world of privilege, pressure, and impossible expectations. At Tharpe-Armour, excellence isn't encouraged-it's demanded. As one of the few scholarship students and an emerging Olympic-level gymnast, Giselle must prove she belongs while balancing brutal training schedules, academic rigor, and the unspoken social hierarchy that comes with wealth and legacy. Surrounded by a tight-knit but imperfect group of friends, Giselle navigates the ups and downs of first love, fractured friendships, jealousy, ambition, and self-identity. Every victory comes with sacrifice, every misstep with consequences-on the mat and off it. As the pressure mounts and the stakes rise, Giselle's journey becomes more than chasing gold medals. It's about learning who she is without her parents' shadow, what she's willing to risk for greatness, and how to hold onto the people she loves when everything is pushing her to choose herself first. This is a story about legacy, resilience, and becoming-where growing up means learning when to hold on, when to let go, and when to take the leap anyway.

Connor and Addison are sent away to be fixed. Mr. Happy's Boarding School promises parents the impossible: misbehaving kids returned perfectly behaved in six months-or a full year free. But Connor and Addison soon learn the truth. No student ever goes home. Instead, lifelike AI-powered robots-perfect copies of the kids-are sent back in their place. Obedient. Smiling. Empty. While the real children are kept behind locked doors, studied, tested, and rewritten, Connor and Addison must uncover what Mr. Happy is really building-and decide how far they're willing to go to escape before the world forgets they ever existed. Because once your replacement is perfect... no one comes looking for you.

In the mist-shrouded hills of Dawn Arbor Academy, where ancient towers pierce skies, Princess Celeste discovers that her prestigious education masks a shocking truth. Beneath the veneer of elegant balls and classical studies, the school's most sacred magical traditions relay dark secrets and practices that has sustained her realm's power for centuries. As Celeste delves deeper into forbidden texts hidden in the library's shadowy archives, she finds herself caught between two worlds. One refined, intellectual sphere of higher learning she's always dreamed of, and a darker undercurrent of moral corruption that threatens to shatter her worldview. With her many unlikely allies , Celeste must navigate court intrigue all while maintaining the precise etiquette expected of a young lady in society. The ancient stones of Dale Doveland hold memories in their crystalline matrices, and Celeste's quest to unravel their secrets will challenge everything she believes about power, tradition, and the price of progress.

'I crouch at the riverbank, clutching and tearing at chunks of my hair. Slick seal-brown strands fluttering onto the dew-drowned grass. A sob rips itself from my throat, smothering the sound of the river rippling and sloshing over the rocks. I hitch in a ragged breath as her death loops over and over and over in my mind. Stuck on a loop. Looping and drowning. Her head drooping when an undulation pitches her corpse forward. Her drenched hair clumping into rat tails slapping at her pale face. Her mouth fixed in a permanent 'O'.' Lola is starting at the prestigious St Katherine's boarding school in Dawson county, Georgia, after being sent away. Romance, mystery and a sprinkling of profanity lie on the roads ahead. (idk how to write a description this doesn't sum it up well at all) inspired by @fawninmyside slideshows on tiktok and Flannery O'Conner's short stories

California, sunshine, the ocean-all that is now in the past. Eric and Laura McKenzie have a new home: an old boarding school on the rocky coast of Scotland, where "difficult" teenagers are sent. Eric dreamed of a quiet life, but here, different rules apply. And his sister Laura seems to have found something more than just a school here. There is Titanida, a girl whom everyone fears. She wears runes, talks to a wooden wolf, and prays to ancient gods. They call her a witch and a whore. They bully her in front of everyone. But she remains silent. When a murder occurs at school, suspicion falls on her-she is too convenient a target. Laura accidentally learns the truth that could save Titanida, but the price of this truth is a secret that could destroy the lives of two lovers. To remain silent or to speak? To betray or to protect? Eric and Laura find themselves in the middle of a dangerous game where every move could cost them too much. But sometimes, to find a home, you have to lose everything.

After his break up Sokka hasn't been all himself so he confides in his best friend Toph. But is that all she is to him? A Tokka story (with a little zuki fluff) Please no hate😁Just a story I do not own any of the characters of the avatar universe, all credits for the creators.