Roomies Novels & Stories

He nodded as he checked it out. “This is nice. Way better than the tiny spots I’ve been looking at. Rent split sounds fair too.” He turned to her. “You sure you’re cool with a guy roommate? I know your ad said female preferred.” Mia shrugged. “I was hoping for a girl, but you seem normal. And I need someone now. If you’re good with the rules…no bringing random people over without asking, keep the common areas clean…we can try it.” Jamal grinned. “Deal. When can I move in?”

Every year, the week before the statewide college entrance exams, I had my parents empty fifty rooms at our hotel and hold them for my classmates, free of charge. Then the scores came out, and our class president, Natalie Reed, had bombed hers. She led the whole class online and claimed our hotel had run construction in the middle of the night on purpose, just to keep her from getting into college. The post went viral. The hotel was reported until it was shut down. My parents lost every cent they had saved, and their hair went gray overnight. Through all of it, not one of the fifty classmates who had stayed in our hotel spoke up for us. Then I opened my eyes, and it was the week before

During my senior year of college, I started dating Leo Whitman online. He was the hottest guy on campus. All through winter break, he texted me every day. He kept me company while I took my grandmother to her pre-op appointments. One night, at two in the morning, he even promised that when we got back to Boston, he'd make up for all the hugs we'd missed. Then the new semester started, and we finally met at the student center. The moment Leo saw me, his face fell. He pulled out his phone, showed me a photo, and said there had been a mix-up. He'd added the wrong girl on Instagram. The girl he had a crush on was my roommate, Vivian Blake. Back in December, Leo had spotted Vivian at the school's

I fall asleep as soon as my head hit the pillow. I wake up to the sound of laughing. I open my eyes. I see a boy and girl sitting on the opposite bed staring at me. I sit up and they look the other way guiltily. I take my phone and see it is already past 5. "Hello, my name is Grayson. I guess I am your new roommate." The boy gets up from the bed and comes to me. I hold out my hand and he shakes it. "Sorry, we disturbed you. My name is Robbie Hill and this is my wife Courtney Hill."

Being with Xia really lightens my mood sometimes. "I'm just being honest." "Tsk." "Pfft, I'm kidding!" "Argh!' She threw a soft punch on my arm while I just laughed at her. Then again, someone always interrupts my fun moment with Xia. And it's always Toma. "Hey guys!" He greeted. "Err, hi." Xia replied, still in a bad mood. "What's up?" "Cami said I can invite a few friends over for her cousin's huge party. Will you guys come?"

"I'm just saying, you need a place to stay that's near the city, and I've been considering putting that guest bedroom up for rent for a while now. You can move in, pay for your half, and it'll be great. I won't even have to worry about no weirdos from Craigslist." Jade watched her do a little twirl around the kitchen, humming to herself while she shook her hips and put away the bottle of syrup. At least her roommate would be neat and clean up after herself. "So?" She glanced over her shoulder with a pleading look on her face. "Come on; it'll be just like old times." Jade let out an exasperated sigh and laughed. "Okay, you've convinced me." What choice did she have at this point? Marissa, all

Brian argued bluntly. “First you are not family and this is a restricted area. It is my duty. So tell me who are you and why are you trying to enter Jerika madam’s room?” Martin asked. “Madam… is she your boss or something?” Brain asked. “Yes she is indeed. And you are?” Martin asked again. “I am her friend. A very close friend!” Brian answered. “You were claiming to be her family and now you are her friend. You change your status very conveniently” Martin mocked Brian.

"So then once we get this thing figured out we can move everyone in, stay in the lobby, and assign everyone rooms, with individual pass keys. It wil help with the privacy." Cliff added. "Yeah exactly. Also, there's singles, doubles, doubles and bunks, and singles and bunks. There a million different types of rooms, and I'm guessing the whole system show's each one, so that helps to get who and who in the right one's. Plus, this whole place is about wolve's. Kid's rooms are called wolve dens, there's even a children's play room called Cub Club if I remember, it's like it was made for us." She sighed looking around with warm eyes.

I make my way in, running my fingers along the small kitchen island and glancing over to the small living room. "Well, by the looks of that game console in your new living room, I'd say you got a boy as a roommate my darling. But, a clean one nonetheless. I mean look at this place? It's spotless." Kim crosses her hands nodding her head towards the newly installed game console connectedd to the television mounted on the wall. She can't help but admire how clean the place is, and honestly, so was I. This place looked so much better inside than what it does outside. "Or, maybe a girl who enjoys gaming, too. You know? The kind of girl like the one before me?" I gesture towards Kimberly making he

Harley answered. “Great and also I wanted to ask if you have gotten a roommate yet?” Harley closed her eyes tightly, she knew that her auntie was going to ask about that sooner or later. “About that, I uhn- “ “Tell me you found a roommate Harley.” Her auntie pleaded. “Yes.” She answered opening her eyes. “Really? You did?” her aunties surprised echoed out of her phone. “Yea, I did.” She answered biting her lips nervously. She watched Grey’s amused smile on his face as he listened to Harley speak.