Novel & Cerita Roommates Stories

I decided to be the bigger person and got up to shut them; only to be stopped by one of my roommates; “It’s alright Lin. We have to be up by the way!” Klara, one of my three roommates; croaked getting up from her bed and stumbled her way to the bathroom. I chuckled a bit and sat down on my bed. For the next hour, my mind was filled with small conversations of my roommates about handsome guys at school, boring girl squads, and stuff. It was indeed the typical college drama. We got dressed neatly and soon left for the Testing Arenas.

“Tsk, you like to gossip too, don’t you? Aren’t you the one who told me about the man who brought his mistress here and ran into his wife and her own lover here? That’s how the couple found out that both of them had been cheating on each other and got into a fight here.” Yale choked on his coffee. “I only told you guys about the story because you wanted to listen to it.” “I don’t care. Rolly claimed that you’re the most gossipy person in the whole premises, and all of us learned from you.” “B*llcr*p!” The whole living room became lively because of the bickering between the two of them. In this tiny and simple homestay, one would run into many new and different faces, hear different and inter

My roommate, Gracie, visited her girlfriend outside campus, and has been there for days, studying for her semester exams. I've been the only one home. The letter slipped from my fingers as I slumped on my bed, shaking with fear. It all started with a crazy night out with my roommate and her friend, Melody. They'd somehow convinced me to go to this party with some of the girls from our Dormitory. And I desperately wanted to fit in. It was my second year in college and I was yet to find my own click. Luckily, my former roommate, who was a fellow bookworm like me, transferred to another school, and Gracie moved in as my new roommate.

I had never met a more disrespectful person than the pair. I walked to my room in anger. I was going to kill Jen and Kari for this. How did I end up with such annoying and uncaring friends? Kari had left me and moved in to live with her new boyfriend Ron. Apparently, he was more important than our friendship. On the other hand, Jen had agreed to the proposal that Ron's cousin, Alec should be my new roommate. Then, I the foolish girl had agreed without even knowing what type of person Alec was.

I take my seat across from the woman who was peering into the desktop in front of her. “So…how have the first few days been for you?” She asked even as she typed vigorously on her computer. “It’s been an absolute nightmare,” I confessed, unable to hide my displeasure. “From my cold roommate who acts like I don’t exist to the unexplainable hate I get from other students, I’m not sure which is worse.” Aunt Gacia stopped, looking up from her computer to give me her full attention. I took that as a signal to continue, so I went ahead to pour out my heart to her.

I planned to try to transfer for my Sophomore year, but in the meantime, he was in New York, and I was stuck in Athens, Georgia. The distance made him extremely paranoid. It was partly my fault; early on, I told him about some of the raunchier, alcohol-fueled shenanigans of my roommate, a crazy chick named Shanna Williams from California. About how she went to clubs and parties every night, and usually slept with a new guy every week. About how I would wake up at 2AM hearing the creaking springs in Shanna’s bed, and her whispering drunkenly, “Shhhh, you’ll wake up my roommate.” About the weirdness the morning after, when I had some naked stranger in my room. “It was sooo awkward – and I didn

“So, get to cooking.” Fox, Cress, and Beau exchanged a glance before Beau shrugged. “At least she’s stopped crying.” He hitched his chin up toward Wick as if letting my roommate know he’s just passed some kind of test. “That’s good enough for me.” The guys stayed for probably an hour or two after that. They actually got along pretty well with Wick, talking football and automobiles. I even learned my roommate was a finance major. Huh. I hadn’t known that. But listening to them began to bum me out, too. I couldn’t remember any of my family members having a conversation remotely as engaging with Topher.

When the team gathered around, Coach turned to them with a sigh. “Bad news, boys. Booking error on our end. We’re short a few rooms. Most of you are doubled up as planned, but…” He glanced at Liam and Raphael. “You two only have one room left. King bed. Deal with it like captains. We’ll sort it out after the game.” Liam’s stomach dropped. A king bed. One room. With Raphael. Raphael just shrugged, looking far too calm. “We’ll manage.” Liam didn’t trust himself to speak. He grabbed his key card and headed to the elevator without another word.

You live with your five friends, in the college apartment. Where you enjoy each other's company. Plus all five, like you secretly. Jeke is very romantic and stubborn with you. Lucas is playful and in love with you. Nicolas is serious and possessive of you. Henri is obsessed and jealous and Levi is shy and affectionate. You are in the living room of the apartment watching a movie, when you heard the sounds of footsteps in the door, which indicated that the boys had arrived.

For me, lying low for now was the best option. In my past life, I definitely wouldn't have been able to handle this kind of slander and abuse. I would've broken down and chosen to end it all. But now? I'd already died once. Compared to that, this was nothing! I kept going to class, eating my meals, and acting as if nothing had happened. Soon, Quinn couldn't take it anymore. She couldn't stand seeing me so calm. One day, when our other dormmates weren't around, she came over to me with a bottle of water.