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My Roommate is a Boy MORNING AFTER
RIVER“We will talk about this with clear eyes in the morning,” Dad declared. Taylor went into his room and he told Gianna to keep a close eye on me. “Act like her aunt and not a friend.” I tossed and turned all night. He was not easy to let go of things like that. I knew he would most likely bring it up or try to reason with me. It was the first time I confessed to not wanting pharmacy. I had never even thought of what I might want because, as far back as I could remember, I had been training to become a pharmacist just like my mom. “Your mom would love it.” I had been craving the love of my mother for so long. I never knew her yet I wanted her to love. “You know your mom would have loved you regardless of what you studied,” Aunt G said so suddenly, as if she had been reading my mind. I turned to her; her head was flat on the pillow as she faced the ceiling. Her eyes shut tightly as her fingers lay over the blanket. “Do you think so?”“I know so,” she nodded. “I know she would
My Roommate is a Boy MAN TO MAN
TAYLOR“Mr Wilson, I just want to say…” “Only speak when you are spoken to, boy!” He cut me off with a cutting gaze. I tried not to show how nervous I was around him. I always hated meeting parents of the girls I had dated before now, but with River, I wanted her father to see me; I needed him to think I was good for his daughter. Maybe not necessarily the best thing, but I was hoping he would see past the exterior and accept me. “The nerve of that girl, hiding such a secret from her own father.” He dropped the flashlight he was gripping onto the desk; it slammed against it in a loud bang. I gulped and drew back a bit. “And you, Mr Bad Boy. You took advantage of my daughter, knowing she is naive and new to trying to live in the same house and date her?” “No, sir, I didn’t do anything like that.” “River isn’t one of your pets to play with.” He had already made up his mind about me without waiting to hear anything about me. To him, I was probably just some parasite hanging onto
My Roommate is a Boy THE TRUTH IN THE DARK
RIVERI pressed my face into Taylor’s leather jacket as his hands wrapped around me. “I missed you so much,” I murmured into his chest, not wanting to let go. This was more comforting than being stuck with my father, who expected so much from me. “Same here, sweetheart.” His hand pulled my hair away from my face as he gently caressed it, staring at me. He kissed me gently and pulled away before I could savour the moment. “River?” I froze at the sound of my name and the voice calling out to me. Our path was suddenly flooded with light from a flashlight. I was sure that my father was asleep before I sneaked out. He was even snoring, and I was careful. I gripped the sides of Taylor’s jacket, and he looked down at me. We were both frozen in place, but then a smile climbed his face. He didn't need to say a word for me to know what he was planning. “No, Taylor, if we make a run for it now, we can save it,” I said through gritted teeth, not trying to get myself exposed. Right now, he
My Roommate is a Boy SNEAKING AROUND
TAYLOR. “And can I ask why you have to crash here this weekend?” Hendrix asked with a frown on his face. His house had been chosen because he had a spare room, and I didn't want to go home. My mom was going to hound me about River, and I was not sure if I was ready to face that yet, not with the tension of River’s father accepting me as a suitable boy to date his daughter. “I have told you this a million times.” “And I keep asking because it makes no sense,” Hendrix replied. “You both are adults who can do whatever you want with your life and free time.” “Yes, but she is a good girl.” “Which is weird even for you. Bad boy Tyalor reverts and becomes a good boy to please his new girlfriend, River Wilson.” Hendrix had put two and two together and figured out that we were together. I made him promise not to blurt that out, not until River was ready for the act to be out of the bag. He rolled his eyes and murmured. “Everything with you guys these days is complicated.” “Whatever.” I
My Roommate is a Boy ADULT CHILD
RIVERThanksgiving had always been my favourite time of the year until this year, when it turned into the most terrifying moment I had ever experienced. Keeping a secret from my father while Aunt G sat there with a smirk on her face, waiting to see how this was going to unfold, was my undoing. I had spent the entire day sorting dinner out while my father was out visiting a few friends he had never mentioned. “Your father is out now, which means that Taylor can come and say hello to me.” “Not a chance,” I shot down her idea without a second thought. She stared at me like I was the one who was not letting her live out her fantasy to the fullest. “Dad could walk in here any moment from now. “I can’t risk it.” I shook my head as I stirred the gravy over the stovetop. “Oh goodness, River! You have to live a little.” “I can’t risk anything going wrong with the dinner,” I sighed as I dropped the spoon, turning to her. “If all goes well with Dad tonight, then assuredly you’d be meeting
My Roommate is a Boy THE GREAT PURGE
RIVERTaylor made breakfast and cleaned the kitchen before he walked.The house without Taylor felt strange. Every trace of him was wiped too cleanly; it almost made me feel like he was never going to be back. “I will be back, I promise.” I knew he had to come back to his room after all, but still, I needed that assurance from him, so I stopped fidgeting. “Aunt G! “Dad!” I say as I see their car pull up in front of the house. She had sent me a message saying they were around the corner, and I stepped out to see them. I couldn't just sit around and wait at that point. “You are out here, kiddo.” My father’s arm wrapped around me, gently pulling me into a hug. He was not a big hugger but it felt good to be hugging him like this. “I was eager to see you, so I was waiting.” I push out the half-lie and chuckle nervously. “Great!” he said, pulling his bag towards the stairs to the house. “You got a good house,” he said with a smile, and I nodded. “Is your roommate already gone?” he pu
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