Rainbow Roommate Novels & Stories

As she opened my first bag I looked around the room and noticed there was space for four in the room, four lockers and four bunks but just two roomies. "Why? " I asked my roommate. "Oh, that? Some seniors can choose to have just one roommate. Initially I wanted to stay alone but I got tired of the boredom and asked for a roommate. I didn't think you would come quickly ". She stopped in the process of reading through my schedule "I'm Charlie Forge by the way ", she held out a strong hand to shake. My brow dipped in confusion "Charlie? " As in Charlie Brown and Snoopy?" I snickered. "Just saying! I haven't met many girls named Charlie"

I pleaded, and Dad chuckled. “Go on. Git!” He said. Kimi and I grabbed our duffle bags and headed next door. Mina had already raced in and ditched her stuff in Mallory’s room. Kimi and I also just made ourselves at home with a simple, “Hi, Mrs. Braedon!” as we walked in and dumped our stuff in Rose’s room. Her room was pretty nice. It had a white daybed with a trundle for when Kimi and I spent the night, and pale walls. I think Rose called the color lilac. I was colorblind, so I couldn’t tell. She had put up some posters of her favorite bands and actors. Kimi’s room was similar.

"Avis, could you grab my body wash? It’s on my desk. I'm busy showering; I can't go over to get it." On the balcony, my roommate, Linda Lowe, was indulging in her cold shower, basking in the sunlight streaming through the windows. Our dorm wasn’t on a high floor, and anyone passing below could easily glance up to enjoy the view. But Linda didn’t care. Far from it—she seemed to revel in it, swaying her body with exaggerated movements as though she couldn’t wait to flaunt herself.

My new roommate. “Hey,” I waved in her face, smiling. She spotted me instantly. “Teyana!” she grinned like she was truly happy to see me, tugging the girl beside her. “Oh my God, you’re here too.” I leaned forward. “Yeah! Uh—Carol, this is Stacy, my roommate.” Stacy nudged her friend forward, who smiled sweetly, dimples and all. “And this is Mariah.” Carol offered a lazy wave. “Hi.”

The pink walls behind her made her look even more dangerous somehow. “Tell me again,” she said slowly, eyes locked on River, “why you are on my bed like you pay rent here.” River did not even look at her. He waved his phone in the air like a victory flag. “Because your roommate just dragged the vampire prince on the internet and lived to tell the tale.” Jane’s eye twitched. “Get off the bed.” “No,” he said cheerfully. “You stole my cool roommate. You do not get to make rules anymore. Congratulations. You are now stuck with me.”

"You'll also learn our most important rule…coexistence. Many of you come from prejudice. From pain. From situations that made you dangerous to yourselves and others. At Ravenbane, you leave that behind. You start fresh." Fresh… Yeah…right. Like I could scrub away seven years of Luca's cruelty and two weeks of this hollow ache in my chest. The ceremony continued. The professors introduced themselves. Someone demonstrated levitation magic. I barely paid attention. Finally, Kaelith raised her hand. "Housing assignments will now appear on your phones. Dorms are co-ed. Suites are shared. Your roommates have been carefully selected based on magical compatibility and—" My phone buzzed and I pulled

“My parents always do this big, chaotic thing. Food everywhere, Christmas movies on repeat, cousins running around like feral animals, aunts arguing over board games. It’s loud. It’s messy. It’s… nice. You’d fit right in.” I stared at him. He hurried on, words tumbling faster. “I mean—not as, like—not as my boyfriend or anything. Just… as a friend. Roommate. Someone who doesn’t want to spend the holidays eating takeout alone in an empty off-campus apartment while the heat’s set to sixty to save money.” The word *boyfriend* hung between us anyway, bright and unignorable, even though we’d both been careful not to say it out loud yet. My throat tightened.

“Yeah.” “You can hang out with us. We all just got here today. I’m Posey.” She gestures to her friends. “This is Erica and Bri. We’re all roommates. What about you?” “I’m Mia. I’m living by myself. I wish I had roommates to go places with,” I admit, and the three of them tip their heads to the side like they feel bad. They seem nice, genuine. “We’ll be your roommates for the night,” Posey suggests. She’s a tall, slender brunette whose contour game is better than mine will ever be. Erica and Bri are pretty with their shiny blond hair and blue eyes, but Posey’s the standout.

I almost completely forgot that Raihan was standing right beside me. The instant I turned my attention toward him, I was met with a dangerously intense gaze. His eyes briefly shifted toward Victor, studying him with unmistakable displeasure and silent hostility. I immediately cleared my throat, attempting to dissolve the sudden tension hanging between us. "This is my..." I paused, momentarily searching for the right words. "My roommate. His name is Raihan," I finally introduced. Victor, unaware of the tension, extended his hand politely for a handshake. Raihan stared at his offered hand for a brief moment before letting out a dismissive scoff.

Goddesses and Pages from every fantasy level assembled in The Rainbow room to try and entice the mark to their level. In The Rainbow Room, it was marble and gold, expensive paintings, soft lighting, a bar that was shaped like a giant, golden swirl where half -dressed ladies and men draped themselves as seductively as the alcohol posed around the bar self- service style. Unless of course you wanted manual service, all you had to do was ask and pay, and a beautiful staff member of your choice and sexual orientation would be at your service, to service you in whatever ways you required.