And They Were Roomates Novels & Stories

She swiped a tear from my face that I didn’t even realize had fallen, and I loved this girl even more for purposely forgetting his name. How I lucked out falling into having her and Cynthia as roommates, I’ll never know. When I moved here shortly after I turned eighteen, I needed roommates because housing was expensive and I didn't want to draw on pack resources. They were the fourth ad I checked out and the only ones who didn't seem clingy or crazy. They had their own busy lives so they wouldn't pay much attention to mine, but they were reliable enough that I wouldn't come home to being evicted.

“That was Jax, Aiden, Isaac and Kian, the four alphas. In case you haven’t figured it out yet, they run this school.” “I kinda got that,” I muttered. “I’d advise you to stay away from them,” she added, her tone a little too sharp to be casual. “They don’t do well with… distractions.” It sounded more like a warning than advice. I nodded, even though I wasn’t sure I believed her. “And we’re here,” she said, stopping in front of a tall wooden door. “This is your room. And unfortunately for both of us, we’re roommates.” Of course we were.

I pushed open my door and, just as he said… Two idiots were inside, arguing over a pillow like it was a cursed artifact capable of granting immortality. I closed my eyes slowly. “I’m never knowing peace again.” “Hey, love,” Zaiden called, sounding far too proud of himself for trespassing. I opened my eyes and took in the disaster, Zaiden and Zyran both sitting comfortably on my bunk like oversized cats claiming territory, Abigail fuming on hers like she wanted to drown them in acid, Inara was a burrito under her duvet, and my three other roommates? Gone. Vanished. They probably took one look at elites in our room and teleported themselves into another realm.

“Roommate?” “Yeah,” River said cheerfully, oblivious to the way Juliette’s smile was now twitching like she was planning something sinister . “They’ve been rooming together since the start of the semester.” Juliette’s grip on Kael’s arm tightened like she wanted to snap it in half. Her eyes went back to me, narrowing. I suddenly felt like a mouse surrounded by cats. Rooming with Kael while hiding my true identity was already hard enough, but now I had a new problem... Juliette, the Kael obsessed bitch who apparently did not like sharing her imaginary boyfriend with anyone.

“Right. Keep telling yourself that, pet.” “What do you want?” “I guess he told you. We’re going to be roommates.” “I wouldn’t put it that way.” “So how would you put it?” “We’ll be sharing a condo. Separate rooms.” “If you shared a two-bedroom place with anybody else, wouldn’t you call them your roommate?”

They were heartbreakers, and proud of it. “Nice boots,” the one on the left said with an assessing gaze. Julian elbowed him in the ribs, hard enough to make his buddy wince. Julian cleared his throat. “Hey, Delilah. Hey, Sabrina. These are my roommates.” “Charmed,” Sabrina gushed, flicking her hand out for the twin on the right. He accepted her hand with a crooked grin and kissed the back of it. “The pleasure is mine, Sabrina.”

"No luck, no more rooms, no one has a spare bed. Looks like this is the only spare bed in the entire hotel. I raised up and sat at the edge of my bed. "There is no way this is the only one, what about those roll-out beds?" I ask. I didn't really think we would have to share the room. I only brought sexy lingerie to sleep in, and how in the world was I gonna be able to get dressed or anything with some strange man in my room. He walked over to me and stuck out his hand, "I'm Bobbie, I guess we are roommates. They said hopefully they could move me into my own room in a couple days, but for now, it looks like you are stuck with me."

After his speech, he told the candidates that they may enter the mansion and find their roommates. Rain and Kylie gathered their luggage, Rain suddenly nervous to find out who would be her roommate. She didn’t have to worry about being paired with Eric since males and females couldn’t room together. But, what if she had to room with Monica. Rain would surely lose her shit and probably get expelled. She smiled at the thought. It wouldn’t be the first time she was expelled.

"You think we're too different to be friends? You wouldn't be the first to say that but we're not that different - I just take a while to warm up to people." Luca snorted, causing Kit to shove him gently in a playful manner. "I may or may not have noticed that myself," he said softly. "Yeah, yeah. Whatever," Kit said with a laugh. "Anyway, we were randomly assigned as roommates in our first year of college and the rest is history." "Gotcha." Luca nodded before falling silent again, leaving the two to walk to the sound of the water lapping at the shore. "So," Kit started. "Do you have anything planned for us this weekend or are we just going to hang out indoors?"

Maybe he can shed some light on the obvious injustice happening within these walls. "My name's Rory, and that," he points to the other guy, "is Thomas. We're both Alphas from our respective packs. You're our roommate." Roommate? He nods. "Yes, roommate." He gestures to a sign above a bed in a far corner of the room. It reads 0144, the same number sewn onto my 'prison' wear. Rory stares at me hopefully. I don't respond immediately, too focused on trying to see beneath his mask.