Roommates With Benefits Novels & Stories

Moving in with three men was supposed to be practical. Cheap rent. Safe neighborhood. A four-bedroom house that costs less split four ways than my studio apartment did alone. I found the listing on Craigslist – "3 guys looking for a 4th roommate, gender irrelevant, must be cool with loud music and protein powder in the blender" – and signed the lease after a five-minute tour because the room had a window seat and I'm a sucker for natural light.

“Noah, I want to show you something.” I heard an envelope being placed on the table. Paper sliding across the surface. I couldn’t see it. I didn’t need to. I knew exactly what it was. The table went completely silent. I heard Noah’s breathing change. Just slightly. The controlled shift of someone looking at a number that had changed the entire calculation. “That’s the base,” Victoria said. “Plus benefits. Plus a housing allowance, since you’d need to relocate to the Mercer building.” A pause. “Plus a discretionary fund for your family’s medical needs.”

My eyes lit up instantly. Fifteen grand a month! "Room and board included?" I blurted. Julian looked at me like I was an alien. "Included." "Full benefits? Health, dental, 401(k)?" "...Yes." "Weekends off? Triple pay on public holidays?" Julian ground his teeth. "Don't push your luck!" I pursed my lips. "No need to bark. I'll do it." "Good." "Now, assistant, go wash my car."

And I was right…again. “Okay?” “I just got a call from Skylar. Apparently, her dorm was given out to someone else. They promised to get another dorm space for her, but they haven’t been able to find one since all the rooms are filled up.” I could hear the exhaustion in her voice. She sighed. “Can you please get her from the dorm and let her spend the night in your apartment? We’ll find a solution in the morning,” she said, and I glanced at my wristwatch.

a way of living together that met each person's unique needs while creating experiences and connections that would bring them happiness and purpose for the rest of their lives. "I think we've built exactly the life we both wanted when we first decided to share an apartment together," Grace remarked as they fell asleep. "We've built something much better than either of us could have imagined when we first became roommates," Max said. "We've built a family that's going to continue growing and strengthening for years to come,"

Strangers With Benefits . Written by Pink-Butterfly . Episode 16: The Real Issue . The table was completely silent as they sat in the crowded fast food place at their usual table, a four seat booth by the window. Usually, the four friends would have been bickering about their food preferences or some trendy show they all watched, laughing over the music of the restaurant and draining the patience of the other customers. But today was different for two reasons. Firstly because of the fifth addition to the team, sitting at the end of the table, facing the window, who was being glared down by the kid sitting to his right and secondly because of the cloud of gloom that floated around the one on

You see, once upon a time I was just a roomie, but I had no idea that the roommate agreement would lead to the best version of my life possible. ************* Ana's POV Well, I guess I am once again behind my friends in everything. Or maybe not. I have my own company and I have one kid. And let me tell you, for me it's more than enough. William is running his business while I run mine and we are collaborating almost constantly. And between my kid and those from our friends, we had a full house on every holiday. And sleepovers were pretty much a nightmare for everyone. But we loved things just the way they were.

The large sitting room of Micheal's family mansion was filled with his friends from school and his hockey teammates, and the stench of illegally bought alcohol and sweat filled the entire space. I had been standing with Micheal a minute ago and had let go of his hand just so I could grab the carefully wrapped gift box that held the vintage watch he had mentioned liking. "Micheal?" I called again, but my voice was drowned out by the music. I started to push through the crowd of dancing bodies, muttering excuses as I made my way forward. I soon found myself in the large corridor that held only the small backroom, where Micheal had told me was only used by the housekeepers.

"Read it carefully." I pulled the papers toward me, scanning the neat print. "Let's see. Ten thousand dollars a month. Paid in cash every Friday evening. Free room and board. Premium medical coverage." I looked up at him, raising an eyebrow. "Wow. You guys really don't skimp on benefits."

Still a bit red from my grip. “Shower’s free if you want seconds mate.” He said it casual. Eyes flicking to mine. Smirk tugging his mouth. I took the shake he offered. Fingers brushed. Lingered. “Yeah. Might do.” The flat felt smaller now. Hotter. Better. That’s the advantage of having a roommate like Finn. Who showers naked with his door open. You never run out of hot water. And sometimes you get a ‘hole’ lot more. 😉