My Sweet Roomies Game Novels & Stories

"Sunny Rivera, I was going to be kind and let you go if you were willing to bark like a dog, but you made the wrong choice. You're going to lose Lunar Century Manor to me, but you're still going to bark like a dog—and this time on a live stream. You asked for this. Bear in mind I didn't push you into this!" Although Sunny was not confident, there was no turning back for him. The least he could do was act tough and rebuked with gritted teeth, "The game hasn't started yet. We don't know for sure who's going to win!" Yash snorted. "Don't cry when you bark during the live stream!" Sunny gave his everything. "Stop talking crap and start the game!" Everyone took out their phone and opened the game

“I will smash his mouth if he tried to kiss you again.” I smiled against his lips, and I said, “Hard launch, I see.” “We know, our future luna.” “I told you.” Ryden smiled before he left, leaving me stunned alone as Walker followed his alpha to the office. “Amelia, come and join us.” Jeong Lee gestured. “What are you playing, guys?” I saw a board game but was not familiar with it. “Small world: Underground. It’s cool. Wanna join us?” Kalel asked.

"Enough chit-chat. The sun is setting, and we have rooms to assign. This isn't a hotel, it's a social experiment. Which means... forced proximity!" Groans from the cast. "We have six luxury suites," Mira explained. "And twelve—well, now thirteen—contestants. You do the math." "Roommates?" Sam, the Fitness Bro, asked. "I need space. I have equipment." "You'll have a bunkmate, Sam. Deal with it," Mira said. "I've posted the list by the stairs. Go find your new best friends. Or enemies." The group surged toward the list. Elion stayed where he was. He didn't need to look. He knew.

My eyes snapped open in the dark. The room was unchanged. Corvin’s arm was still heavy around my waist, his breathing deep and even. The lamps glowed low. The air smelled like us now—sex and sweat overlaying clean linen and citrus. No HUD blinked in the corner of my vision. But the Game had spoken anyway. Even here. Even *this* wasn’t entirely outside its plans. **I stiffened, half‑aware, half‑lulled by his heartbeat beneath my ear. Not even the Safe Room could hide us completely. Not even this could escape its reach.**

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he declared, making me look at him with confusion. Adam's eyes flickered with surprise, but he didn't object. My mother nodded and smiled. I silently wished for a positive outcome. I turned to Braven. "Brave, I prepared a game for you," I said, giving him the control for the Nintendo Switch Arden had bought for him. "Why don't you play in the living room while Mom and I talk for a minute?" Braven's eyes lit up with excitement. "Really, Addie? That sounds fun!"

"I didn't know you were sleeping. I'm looking for my girlfriend." My heart hammered wildly against my chest as I hid under the blanket. I couldn't see anything because of how dark it was, but I could smell the clean scent of soap wafting from the man's body, along with a strong, distinctively masculine scent. Blake's roommate, Dylan Olson, didn't stop his ministrations even with Blake standing so close by. His hands were hidden under the blanket, which gave him the opportunity to keep stroking the back of my head. My face burned at the sensation.

“How are we supposed to play in here when the room is very dark and the neon lights are the only thing that made me interested. In fact, I can’t even see where the freak are we gonna play as all I see is darkness and a spacious room and these goddamn neon lights!” She could feel Denver’s warm laugh by her ears. He hasn’t yet let go of her arm. “This room is not really a game room, sweetie. The golf is not the main show here. It’s the darkness and the light. That’s why I call it as ‘The Neon Room’, not the golf room…” Wisdom faced him and caressed his stubble. “Is this some kind of your erotic room where you only tend to bring your women and gaze them for as along as you want and the ‘golf’ t

I asked. "Are you playing with me right now?" She asked, but didn't pull away, who will when I am damn attractive? She must be blushing right now, but I can't see her face since I was still hugging her. "Let’s just act like normal people on a date, just for today okay?" I smile and pull away, I look at her small face, she is a pretty girl, but I was not attracted to her. "Yvonne, why don't we go to the game centre since we missed the contest already."

I grabbed Ace's hand and squeezed it, his eyes meeting mine for a second. He turned to head back downstairs. "Alright, listen up. Mates and families get the doors at the end of the hallway, people who are doubling up with friends or others take the ones in the middle. Betas, Tamara, Rebekah, Katerina and I will have the rooms at the begining of the hallway. Fill up, let's go." He said lightly but strictly and we stepped aside as they all gathered into their rooms. There were four rooms left. I looked to them all. Elijah spoke up, "Joel and Tamara, are you sharing a room?" He asked them. Joel grinned and Tamara blushed. "Yes, sir." She said softly and they disappeared into a room laughing.