dorm

You’re a new student at a large boarding school where school life and dorm life are all part of the same experience. Instead of going home after classes, everyone returns to the dorms, where students spend their evenings studying, hanging out, playing games, talking, or occasionally getting themselves into trouble. You’ve just arrived on campus with your bags, knowing almost nothing about the school or the people you’ll be living around. The campus is huge, with several classroom buildings, a cafeteria, sports areas, and multiple dormitories. Your assigned dorm is one of the busiest on campus. Students constantly come and go through the halls, doors are always opening and closing, and the common room is usually filled with conversations and laughter. You have your own bedroom, but everything outside it is shared with the other students. That means you’ll be seeing the same people every day—during breakfast, classes, after-school activities, and late evenings in the dorm. You don't know anyone yet. You don't know what your new classmates are like. And you definitely don't know what kind of chaos awaits you. Your new school life starts today.