Omg They Were Roommates Novels & Stories

Romeo Roommates. Is that what I would call this situation? That was such an odd concept but in a way it did kind of make a lot of sense. Because technically we were mates who would be sleeping in the same room together from now on…. Ok I just realized that that wasn’t fucking funny. It was a terribly corny joke in fact. You know what? I’ll just stop at this point because I was apparently making things so much worse. We were all laying down on the King sized bed that was big enough to fit all of us, but why did it feel like there was still not enough space?

I chuckled, “I tend to learn about people around me really fast so don’t think it’s something I notice only in my husband. You might as well be my roommate and I’d still act the same way.” An amused smile took to his face, “So, that’s what I am now? Your roommate?” “Well, let me see. We share the same house but different rooms. We mind our own business, split chores and clean up after ourselves. That’s exactly what roommates do.” She said, a dazzling smile still dancing across her face. “Really?” He smirked, “Do roommates also make out with each other?” My smile vanished instantly, and instead, red had taken over my face.

There were three rooms where only three people will share while the remaining rooms have four people sharing it. I will share with Marrah and Keira on the second floor. "We're roommates again, Av!" Marrah exclaimed after the game. "We're really destined to be besties!" I chuckled, "You're right. We've been roommates thrice already." Once all of us had decided on the room, we all started moving to our respective rooms. But before heading to mine, I went towards Mirco and Zen first. "Mir... Zen..." I softly called their name, but they still didn't spare me a glance.

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

he yelled. "Yeah, Alex, where's the spirit?” Darren smirked beside him. I sighed as I strolled into the elevator going to our lounge. They kept blabbing in utter disgust. “I got paired with an unknown bitch as a roommate," I spoke, and everywhere went silent, but then they burst into laughter. “I knew you guys were stupid," I scoffed. “Dude, how?! Because this school's got like three huge hostels, and you say the rooms are occupied," Damien laughed.

One of the girls said loudly . " We're not being busy body but you are mocking our friend here . She's our classmate and she's our roommate from today on ." Lilian answer them . " Olivia , remember throw away the food from your village and your old clothes or moved out." Ruby said as she follow the other girls walking away . " That one is Ruby Long , the one with a bit yellow hair is Emily Kang and those two I can't remember their name . They are my roommate .Maybe they want me to move out so one of their friend cam replace me in the room ." Olivia said again to them .

“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.

◇SOPHIE◇ I’d always known Laurel was a little weird, but I never realized just how far she would take it. We had been roommates since our freshman year on campus, sharing a tiny dorm room and somehow making it work. Now, in our final year, we were still living together, but we’d moved into a gorgeous, high-end house in a fancy neighborhood off-campus.

I nodded eagerly at him, butterflies swarming all around my stomach as he laid a quick, soft kiss on my lips before guiding me out of the room. The omega rooms were absolutely stunning! I was even more surprised when Elliott told me that only the omegas who elect to room with a friend or mate have to share, each person got their own room with a connected kitchenette, table, sitting area, and en suite bathroom. I thought back to the cramped quarters at River Bed and the old, broken down and falling apart shed Emma and I were forced to live in as punishment and it made me burn with a new anger I’d never felt before. What an injustice River Bed was doing to so many members of their pack, and th

However, as I shifted my focus inward, a delightful surprise awaited me. In the intimate space of my room, a tableau of bustling activity unfolded. All three of my roommates, each a unique thread in the tapestry of shared living, were present. The atmosphere was alive with the energy of unpacking and settling in, transforming the room into a dynamic canvas of personal belongings and the shared anticipation of the journey ahead. The air buzzed with excitement, and all three of my roommates turned their attention towards me, offering warm smiles that instantly eased the lingering sadness. "Welcome, roomie!" they chimed in unison, their enthusiasm infusing the room with a contagious energy.