Novel & Cerita Oh My God They Were Roommates

I left study group early and hurried back to the dorm to get ready—only to find Caleb lying naked on my bed, moaning. Not alone, but with a blonde girl straddling him. I stood frozen in the doorway, half-convinced this was some kind of nightmare. But reality was more terrifying. The girl shifted with the movement, turning just enough that I could see her face. The second I recognized her, my blood turned to ice. That girl was none other than my roommate and best friend, Olivia. Tears stung my eyes as the bag holding the lingerie Olivia had talked me into buying hit the floor when she found out my little plan with Caleb.

After drugging me, they would deliver me to the woman's bed. My hands trembled as I read through the messages. I had never imagined that the roommates I treated like family could be this vicious behind my back. I had always believed that people assigned to the same dorm room in college were brought together by fate, and since their family situations were not great, I always paid for meals, drinks, and entertainment. Even when they bought clothes or sneakers, they would send me payment links. All that goodwill, wasted on these b*stards! I only had myself to blame for being too naive.

Silence descended upon the room after my roommate, Quinn Lawrence, disappeared. I looked at my other two roommates, Rosalie Walters and Tiffany Norton. We tried to push the door open again to no avail. It didn't even budge an inch. My heart hammered wildly in my chest as I looked at the wall of comments before me. A thin layer of sweat beaded across my forehead. I knew without a doubt that the person that the commenters were looking for was me. After I changed majors during my junior year in university, I developed a crush on the campus heartthrob, Seth Sterling.

She was extremely apologetic, citing that she, as a school counselor, should be held greatly responsible for failing to recognize the conflicts and issues between students. I simply shook my head. It was not her fault. Anyone who was determined to go under was beyond saving. I applied to be transferred to another dorm room, and I ended up moving into a quiet twin room. My new roommate was a high academic achiever who always had his face buried in books. We got along very well, and our friendship was free of dramas. My life had, at last, settled back into its proper groove and had its peace restored. I would still go to the library to study and would budget carefully just so I could save a fe

Miranda was a cautionary tale that brought some sense back to them. They began to spend more time and energy on their studies. After all, no one wanted to follow in her footsteps and be expelled due to flunking too many classes. There were no more foolish plans for the future. I thoroughly enjoyed my college years. … Soon, we were graduating. Everyone went on with their own lives. I went abroad for further studies. When I returned, I bumped into one of my two roommates in a restaurant. She was working as a waitress. Apparently, the other roommate was married to a rather average man after repeatedly failing to make the cut in the workforce. Now, she lived a life dependent on another person's

one of them called out to Octavia but she only shot him a stare and lowered her gaze down to the floor immediately. They continued walking and after a long while, got to their quarters where they got their room numbers from the attendees. Octavia and Mica were given seperate rooms,but Mica was able to convince Octavia's room mate to let them swap and luckily, she agreed. So, in no time ,the two ladies were both in their rooms where they had two other roommates. "Welcome roomie" one of the ladies said warmly when they both entered. She was lying almost n@ked on the bed - just a pant and brã and she chewed a gum lousily.

Dad went with Caleb, and I took Mom and Stella to mine. "Whoa, you have bunks!" Stella exclaimed, running to the other side of the room. "No, that’s not my corner, Stella," I shrieked, grabbing her hand and leading her to my space."My roommates are evil, and they eat children's fingers for dinner." Stella gasped, and Mom frowned playfully."Don’t listen to your sister, baby.” "Stella and Mom had already heard about my roommates from day one, and Mia had also filled her mom in. They warned us to steer clear of them and avoid any drama.”

Therefore, Nora felt that meeting a roommate like Gina was a stain in her university life. She was especially envious of Silvia, who had three kind roommates, Wendy, Jane, and Miya. They became best friends after four years and still maintained such a close friendship even after going separate ways upon graduation. Although her other two roommates were very nice, and she got along very well with them, she still felt as if Gina’s presence ruined everything, resulting in her reluctance to go back to the dormitory.

Everything was set to go right, and it did─for them. I can’t blame them, though. It’s not their fault that they found happiness, and I didn’t. It just sucks to be the odd man out. We were even supposed to be roommates in college, but that didn’t pan out either. Amara and Haley are now planning to move in with their boyfriends, Kell and Carrick. It just sucks.

"Actually, he gave me more than enough to last for a month." Her friend, Mira, is her roommate. They shared a bedroom on an apartment, that is why they were the closest among the girls. They trust each other more than anyone else, and they always help each other. They always have each other's back. -End of Flashback- -Flashback-