My Roommate Isn't From This World Novels & Stories

I instantly became speechless and didn't dare to complain. I explained, "That's not entirely the reason. My two roommates have already gone out to live with their boyfriends. I'm the only one who has never been in a relationship. I haven't even touched a man's hand. They laugh at me every time we get on video calls.

This is going to be harder that I thought. "So the most powerful hybrid is going to be Alpha one day. Welcome. Your room is 708. Your roommate is Anthony Smith from the Sky dance pack. Enjoy your time with us." "You know who I am?" "Every future Alpha Knows who you are. Our parents talks about you and your family all the time. I mean your grandmother is the moon goddess." "Thank you I guess." She gives me a smile and addresses the next guy in line. I made my way towards my dorm room. I opened the door and see there is already a guy in there. I guess he must be my roommate.

I ask. “Uhm, I don’t think she’s a late enrollee. I heard she’s from Thailand. And she wasn’t supposed to be my roommate. Since her parents paid for the elite dormitory. the caretaker said that it was her request to transfer to a dorm where she can have someone with her. She wanted to have a roommate because she doesn’t want to feel alone, and she feels so bored when she’s all by herself” Aphrodite said. “Eh? Don’t the elite dormitories have an extra bed? I thought all dormitories were good for two?” I spoke. From what I know, in most dormitories, there is always a roommate.

“It’s complicated, nothing a child like you will be able to understand.” I rolled my eyes again. “I’m four years younger than you, asshole.” “Four, fourteen, what’s the difference?” I could hear the grin in his voice once more. “So, why’d you call me all of the sudden? You miss hearing my voice, kid?” “I dream about it every single night. But no, that’s not why,” I lowered my voice, even though I was alone in the room. My roommate had gone out. “Strange things have been happening.”

"Now I do it in thirty. I'm old, my friend. In case you haven't noticed." "A few grey hairs don't qualify as old, Terra," I laughed, lying down beside her. "Those human men would go crazy if they ever saw you and your curves." The words slipped out before I could stop them, and I immediately regretted the casual reference to my life outside these walls. "Human men?" Terra propped herself up on her elbows, "How do you know that? I mean, really know that?" "That's where I live," I said, trying to sound casual as I copied her position. "I came from the human world to this place, but that's a story for another day. Tell me, what's been going on since I left? I want to know everything."

"Ria... what's an enhancement?" "You don't know what it is?" She seems bewildered. I guess I haven't told her I'm from another world. It'd be best to inform her now before my buddy trouble shows up, but although she's an idiot, I don't know if she'll believe it. Fuck it! "You see... I know it's hard to believe, but I'm from another world, and before I knew it, I found myself here." "Then I'll be your guide, and now we're even,"

"No I am not from around here so there is no possibility that you and I have crossed paths before." Her dark eyes study me intently, not one wolf speaking up. The entire room was dead silent as they listened and watch Mericel and I like hawks. Even king Zefer looked at us puzzled. "Then where are you from? Certainly somehow exotic to have such handsome features." She mewled. Kill me now. I do not want to be human anymore. "You have not heard of it. It is halfway across the world and not very big. A small town if you can call it that." I replied, trying to keep the disdain from my voice.

She shrugged and I shook my head. "You won't understand, mum. And just so you know, my roommates in my second and third year respectively were something else. One was a noisemaker, playing music in high volume and the other was a home goer. Like. . .he went home every weekend like his life depended on it." I shook my head again. "And what's so bad about that? Do you think everyone is like you that avoids home like a plague? Tell me, why exactly do you stay away from home?"

I frowned, wondering why he was in here with me. “Good, you are up,” he said. “How are you feeling?” “What are you doing here?” I asked, creasing my face more. “Isn’t it obvious?” he sighed, gesturing for the room with his extended hands. "No, it's not," I sighed. “I’m your roommate, Diya." "Like I would believe something like that. This is two years ago all over again. Do you take me for a fool?" I huffed, "Why must you people involve me in things that I know nothing of?"

Two years ago ‘Hey kid,’ said the voice from the other side of the hostel room, in the usual mocking tone that I had come to dread. I sighed as I turned to look at my roommate, Marianne Weston. A blonde with a figure like a model’s, tall and slim, who hated me for no reason that I could fathom. Except perhaps that I was so different from her—I came from a small town and was not wealthy, perhaps? As always, she was lounging on her bed, looking like a million dollars, a cigarette dangling from her perfectly manicured hand.