Annoying Roommate Novels & Stories

He was good looking and really nice, the type of boy every girl needs in her life. “Hey,” I answered without slowing down so I couldn't talk to him. He was a cool person but I did not want to listen to how much he loved me all the time. He simply laughed and resumed his walk downstairs. To my dismay, the music was blasting right from my room. That was a major turnoff. It seemed to me that I'd never get on well with my new roommate. I knocked a few times but nothing happened. Maybe he was in his bedroom. Besides, the music was too loud to hear anything.

“Tring... Tring... Tring...” Ahhh… Alarm clocks are the most annoying thing in this world. With utter bitterness and distaste, I flung my hand and turned off that small piece of shit and got off from bed to get ready for my job. Even if not my dream job, yet a livelihood to get myself to survive here. I also got a small apartment which I was sharing with Bella. She was my roommate and now my only friend in this new chapter of my life.

"I'm sorry about last night, Whitney. I know I shouldn't have left you like that. I know. But I was scared." I don't respond. I can't — my mouth is occupied, and besides, I believe the broody expression on my face says enough. But of course, she doesn't pick up on that. After I finish brushing my teeth, I return to our room, and Ava still trails behind me. She's my roommate. One of the reasons I can't exactly tell her to get out when the last thing I want right now is her in my space. "Would you stop following me around like a damn dog?" I snap impatiently, turning to meet her sad gaze.

Six of them rejected him and fourteen didn't even bother to give him a reply. "But I do miss your cooked meals." Ryu said trying to light up the mood. "I knew it. I knew that you liked those dishes that I cooked." Nato said smiling and they both laughed remembering how the taste of each dish was based on luck. "By the way, about that-." Nato suddenly changed the tone of his voice. "Hmm?" Ryu replied confused waiting for Nato to continue. "I know you don't like any roommates but I do know a person that is looking for an apartment." Nato said. "Don't even think about it. It's not going to work for me." Ryu replied. "I know you don't really like associating with other people but this is just a

AMA POV I walked into the apartment I shared with Radike, my roommate and switched on the lights. It was rather quiet meaning that she wasn't around. If she was, loud music would have been playing from her Beats Pill. She never lets me rest. Sometimes it was fun but other times it was flat out annoying. I plopped myself down on my favorite maroon arm chair. I was so stressed. I looked around. Radike must have cleaned up. She's the one with a more flexible job than mine so she always cleans the house. And she never complained. I swear I love that girl.

I didn’t even try. I guess I was more than happy to share a room with him. Last night’s texts replayed in my head. “Do you have a snoring kink?” he’d sent, the sarcasm was so evidence in it. I had laughed, really laughed. Then I’d sent: I just want to know everything about my roommate. Am I wrong? And he’d replied, You’ll have to see for yourself. He actually replied. The robot bleeds, huh? ~~~~

“What I’m saying is that we’re not friends for you to just casually invite me to watch your game.” He raised a brow. “I’m not inviting you. And we don’t have to be friends.” “I’m not going,” I said deadpan. Dude was acting weird, and I wanted no association with him in any way — not after the party, not after all these years. No, thank you. I like my heart unbroken and my mental health intact. “Why?” I scoffed, moving farther away toward my door. “Because we’re not friends! You don’t like me and I don’t like you either,” I snapped before taking a deep breath. “Thank you for letting me stay with you, but you don’t have to become nice to me overnight. It’s creepy.”

She always found joy in teasing me, so it was best to ignore her ugly words. "So you think it's nice to be dependent on a guy? Seriously?" I inquired. She sighed. "Whatever. Your problems aren't my concern. Do whatever you wanna do." "Fuck off," I mumbled to myself. What an annoying person she was. Worst roommate ever. She stood up from the stool. Grabbing her backpack, she turned to take her leave. But, a gasp made her halt in her tracks, when she bumped into someone. "Oh my gosh," she said. Looking up at the tall figure she bumped into, she blinked like a confused person. I could tell she was already drooling for the dude, and that kind of disgusted me.

she begins. "No, he's right, Kim. Sam and he need their privacy. And besides, my roommate did cut back on his smoking, so I think it will be ok if I spend more time there." "Yeah, I guess. And my roommate is bringing a guy only three nights a week now, so the loud moans don't keep me up all night anymore." I chuckle, rolling my eyes. They were both trying to guilt-trip both of us, but we had to be firm. It's been too many incidents when they have LITERALLY walked in on us getting too close to, well... You know!

My mum had assured countless times, she enjoyed cooking and it was a form of exercise since she had nothing else doing but I just didn't want her working herself out. That night, various faces of people featured in my dream as my new roommate. It wasn't a big deal — I know — but it was for me. This was my last year in school so I needed someone that would help me out and not bring me down. I could still remember how my last roommate had disturbed my reading with his ultrasonic music. Each time I complained, he asked that I left the room for the library. According to him, the room was a place of relaxation and not a place to read. I had complained bitterly to Tunde and the rest of the crew b