Private-school Stories

{Previously known as Kainaat} | Completed on Scrollstack | In a web of lies, even the truth can strangle you. Trinity Academy is more than just a school-it's a kingdom, ruled by the rich, the powerful, and the ruthless. Beneath its golden halls, secrets fester, scandals thrive, and betrayals are just another form of currency. The students? Beautiful, untouchable, and drowning in their own sins. Trinity isn't just their playground-it's their sanctuary, a place where even the darkest truths are carefully concealed under layers of gold and glitter. Kainaat Sharma, a scholarship student, walks in, with no intention of playing their games. But the elites don't take kindly to outsiders, especially ones who refuse to bow. She's caught in their world, tangled in their scandals, and dragged into a storm she never saw coming. And in Trinity, you either learn to play the game or get buried beneath it.

Xander has loved Tiana since their family was first introduced. His family being part of the mafia he's warded away other guys but now it's senior year at the academy. Tiana wants to experience everything including having a boyfriend. When Jett a new arrival comes in with his player like charm Tiana instantly sets her sights on him. However, when Xander finds out a secret about Jett. He decides to curve things in his favor and win the girl.

A young gay romance book about two very wealthy 16 year old boys who start out as enemies and slowly become lovers. Roman is a 16 year old boy who goes to an elite private boarding school. During summer break, he'll go to the park sometimes to practice volleyball. One day while he is at a quiet baseball field he meets a boy who at first thought was hot but ended up being a jerk. It isn't until the beginning of school where a certain someone becomes more important in his life, that's where the story actually begins.

Two shape-shifting teens fall in love.

𝐒𝐘𝐃𝐍𝐄𝐘 𝐋𝐎𝐑𝐃𝐀𝐍 feels alone in this world. Born the favourite child to a dysfunctional mother, her sharp tongue can only get her so far when in the shadow of her wild older sister. Between her stressful schooldays and tumultuous home life, Sydney's just waiting for the day she can leave town and never come back. 𝐂𝐀𝐈𝐓𝐋𝐈𝐍 𝐊𝐀𝐕𝐀𝐍𝐀𝐆𝐇 has always done what's expected of her, but that has somehow never been enough. But when her parents move to England and leave her behind at Tommen College, Caitlin starts to question the rules she's lived by. Between family fallouts, academic burnout, boys she's not sure she wants, and a growing fascination with a girl from the wrong side of town, she begins to wonder if the life she's been living is really hers at all. When a chance encounter throws Sydney and Caitlin into each other's orbits, neither expects it to mean anything. But as their worlds start to overlap, they find themselves drawn together in ways that make them question everything they thought they knew about friendship, family, money, and the kind of love you're supposed to want. . . . . . 𝒪𝒞 𝓍 𝒪𝒞

Freya loves the royalty. She loves the dresses, makeup, ball's, galas, and other fun events. But she gets tired, mostly get parents trying to push her into the spotlight. Trying to make her seem perfect- make them seem perfect. She meets him, Malachi and turns out he's the price of the rival kingdom, just miles away from each other. But they also used to be childhood friends. But their families turned rivals and they never spoke again... till now. 1- #malachibarton

Langford High and Parkview School sit only streets apart, yet they exist in completely different worlds. Langford High is old money and tradition - iron gates, polished halls, and students who have never questioned where they belong. That's where Jax, Hendry, and Eleanor come from: wealth, expectation, and carefully built reputations. Across the way is Parkview School, a public school worn down by underfunding and quiet neglect. Its students learn resilience early. Ember, Tati, and Daniel don't have much, but they have each other. They share a small flat, split responsibilities too young, and carry a grief that still lingers - the loss of a close friend has left a hollow space none of them know how to fill. When a partnership week brings the two schools together, tension turns into understanding, and resentment slowly becomes connection. Love grows where it isn't supposed to - even as grief lingers.

Calia Garcia is a girl who comes from a wealthy family from the famous well know area Beverly Hills. Even though she grew up to have it all it was never truly enough for her at some point she goes down the wrong path causing her father to send her away to a private boarding school for rich children who are challenged 𝐊𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐧 𝐑𝐨𝐡𝐚𝐧 𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐯𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐛𝐨𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 Credits to @ niah_fcs for making my cover

What started as a fake scenario I made in my head in an attempt to fall asleep on one of my many insomnia-y nights, turned into a full-fledged novel. ~ Luna Smith, along with her mother and siblings, just moved away from snowy Toronto after her parents' messy divorce. They ended up moving to a city that sounds like the fusion of pizza and a burger. That meant that she would no longer be attending her dream school- The University of Toronto -with her best friend Diane. Thanks to her stellar grades, she was able to land herself a scholarship to a private university whose name she could barely pronounce. Amidst being upset about the divorce drama and the sudden move, she was expected to adapt to not only a new school but a new environment, one in which she knew no one. She tries to be optimistic and decides to make the most of it, due to her pressing love for her major- Musical Theatre. She first encounters Mac in the Seven-Eleven in her neighborhood. He's a quiet, artist teenager covered in tattoos with shoulder-length wavy hair. He has a beautiful face which really intrigues Luna. The two continue to "bump" into each other at the store and share a common love for grape sodas. Nick Mellon. He's the only and youngest son of the president of a private university; the university that just so happens to be the one Luna attends. Shocker! 6ft1, popular, with a mess of curly brown hair, filled with narcissistic remarks and dazzling grins; he's the least likely person to befriend Luna. But he does. Luna soon realizes that her fairytale dream of studying this major is not at all what she expects it to be. Encountering a college "queen bee" who never gives up the stage to others, and cold shoulders from the rest of the class, she evidently sticks out like a sore thumb. Luna finds herself in the middle of auditions, lavish parties, an elite club, many secrets, performances, envy, and a love triangle. Word Count 📝: 163,380.

Anna finds herself moving across the country with her father to find herself next door to a hot shot rockstar that for some mysterious reason is trying to lay low. She is the one person who won't bow down at his rockstar feet and tells it like it is and she is determined to hate him all the way until graduation. Because yes- of course the rockstar River is trying to have a semblance of a normal life and attends the same school. If only the media wouldn't bring up his every mistake and continue to try and drag him back into the spotlight. River is trying to find out who he is while fame is on the back burner before he goes back on tour. Anna is trying to find out who she is with her new world. Will worlds collide or fall apart? ****Clean read but there is mention of alcohol and struggles around it

Set in a Sydney private school, in 1979, a group of twelve -year-old boys band together to plan an audacious lunchtime escape, right under the noses of their authoritarian teachers. And their objective? To scoff down a Big Mac at their local McDonald's. Inspired by Paul Brickhill's classic novel of a similar name - together with the 1963 movie - "The Great-ish Escape" is a story of mateship, cunning, daring and gluttony. All the events are based on what actually happened in author's imagination when he was a wee lad. If asked, the school would deny that the escape ever happened.

Fun love stories in the middle of London

He walked around his desk only to stand in front of me. He leaned forward. His breath tickling my ear. "I like it when girls act dumb. It's a total turn-on" he leaned against his desk, looking my up and down. Admiring my short skirt and white blouse I had to wear as a damn uniform. "You wanna know why I wasn't paying attention? I was daydreaming of... things. Things students shouldn't daydream about doing to their sexy math teachers." And with a quick giggle I walked away. I could tell he was turned on by the deep breath and the giant gulp he took. I had him wrapped around my little finger. //As of 11/5/22 i'm working on editing this and also switching some of the characters and storyline around!! Every updated chapter will have a ** , THANK YOU

**‼️Contains spoilers from the first book‼️** Layla is a Muslim student attending a highly respected school in Australia. Unlike her peers, she earned her place there on a scholarship due to her hard work. Throughout her time at MMHS, she faces racism, discrimination, sexism, and bias. One boy, in particular, seems to take pleasure in teasing her and making her life difficult; his name is Peter Cox, and he is the son of the chair of the board. His immense wealth affords him many privileges, which he does not hesitate to use against her. Despite their mutual animosity, Layla earns her respect by winning second place at a robotics competition, where she had to work with Peter and his team. Although they dislike each other and have developed a strong hatred, neither can deny the underlying tension between them. Their blossoming love is a clash of two religions, two lives, and two dark secrets that no one is meant to uncover. The relationship between them risks destroying everything they hold dear.

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The prestigious private school Rutherford Academy has secrets hidden behind its walls after the tragic death of one of its students only one new student has been allowed to enrol. Nadine Flint has always had a distaste for the rich but all that comes to a toll when she learns the secrets of Rutherford and what the students there would quite literally kill to keep a secret. Will this hot-headed, loud-mouthed new student be able to uncover what really goes on behind closed doors where the liars sleep? Or will she fall from grace as fast as they did?

Honoria Song was at Bridewater College with goals: good academic grades, a strong social network, to improve her magic and to try things she'd never dared to back home. Gone was the obedient, perfect daughter who'd never dared to venture out of her social circle. In her place was the new and improved Honoria, someone willing to take risks and push herself to her very limits in her pursuit of excellence. But England was no Hong Kong, and between the culture shock and change in environment, alongside the never ending stress of her JCMs (the magician's version of the GCSEs), she'll have to juggle the constantly evolving social scene of her new school alongside her newfound friendships and commitments. Her new friends were nothing like she'd expected. There's the shy and bitter Luo Yunji, a girl whose best friends were the instruments she held in her hand; rich and charismatic Adelina Roche, the envy of all, yet struggling with her family's crushing expectations and standards; James Withington, Adelina's childhood rival, a constant thorn in their side; James Taylor, quiet and observant and brilliant (but only in certain areas); the charming and cocky Sebastian Hong, who confuses her to no end; and mysterious and reserved Theodore Yu, the constant observer. But what was she here for, if not a challenge? karlie nyx 2022 summer project - completed book 1 of the bridewater college duology [90,000 - 100,000 words]

A trip to the hospital and a chance encounter with a friendly doctor who shares Violet's rare blood type sends her world into a spiral of family, wealth and more secrets then she's prepared to deal with. Violet's senior year just got a whole lot more complicated

A novel about power, desire, and the price of belonging. When Elvira Moltke transfers to Ravnsvang- a secluded elite boarding school tucked away in Denmark North Zealand - she isn't chasing popularity or drama. She's there because she's smart, focused, and ready to leave her old life behind. But Ravnsvang has a heartbeat of its own - cold, glittering, and quietly cruel. Drawn into the magnetic orbit of four notorious girls - Sofia and Olivia Winter, Viola Heiberg, and her enigmatic roommate, Lea Bauditz - Elvira quickly learns that beauty and cruelty go hand in hand. Uniforms are tailored, secrets are currency, and nothing is ever as it seems. Then a girl goes missing. And later, another one is found dead. Rumors swirl, loyalties shift, and as the school's marble floors hide darker truths, Elvira finds herself pulled deeper into a world of manipulation, obsession, and high-stakes reputation games. And somewhere between whispered secrets and stolen glances, love begins to bloom - but not the kind that saves you. The kind that ruins you. The closer she gets to the truth, the more she questions who she's becoming - and whether she's still the good girl she once was... or just a rebel in disguise.