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Silas University's Controversy: A Short Story

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Friday Carmilla Karnstein, Silas University 's bad ass, leather wearing hottie, is living in Dudley Dormitory. She has a jawline sculpted by the Gods, and pale marble colored skin. When she walks past someone with her tough strut, they usually have to do a double take to see this marvelous creature. Carmilla usually gives a glare to students and faculty to warn them to stay away from her. As much as she hates being around people, one person catches her eye. That person is tiny Laura Hollis. Laura lives down the hall from Carmilla and they always pass each other in the stairwell and hallway. Carmilla tenses up whenever she notices Laura; however, whenever Laura notices Carmilla, she smiles, slightly blushes and turns her gaze away from the raven haired girl. One day …show more content…

"You okay? I can leave the space if you 're uncomfortable." Carmilla gave her a concerned look. "Nope. Nope I 'm okay. I 'm actually a lot warmer with you standing here with me. Not with me, but in the blanket because it 's cold and someone pulled the alarm. I 'm sorry if I 'm annoying you and I don 't mean too." Laura rambled which Carmilla responded with a smile. "You 're cute when you ramble." She gave a genuine smile to Laura which was returned with a blush and eye contact glanced to the floor. "Okay everyone, coast is clear. Sorry for the inconvenience of making you stand out here." LaF screamed since Perry 's voice won 't reach anything higher. Carmilla slowly got out of Laura 's grip and said "Thanks for the warmth cutie. I 'll see you around." "Bye Carmilla. Yeah I 'll see you." She smiled and wrapped her arms around herself. The blanket now smelling a bit like Carmilla would help her get to sleep faster. Laura got back into her room and plopped on to her bed. Instead of pushing her face into her yellow pillow, she inhaled the scent of her blanket which now smelled like Carmilla. She usually couldn 't sleep because of occasional nightmares, this

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