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I was curious. I wondered, if Taranis has a girlfriend then why couldn’t he just share the room with her? And instead I could live with her roommate. A part of me wondered what that roommate would be like and if it would even be a good environment for studying but anything is better than a guy roommate! I’ll take it! I will take that chance, no I will literally jump at that chance.

I reached my apartment, and after finding the keys from my bag; I opened the door. A few days after I started working in the club, I was offered that month’s salary in advance and I accepted it. I was planning to hunt for a cheap rent apartment, but my friends from the club Rachel and Gabriella invited me to join the three-bedroom apartment they were sharing. There was another girl with them, but she moved into her college dormitory and so they had a spare room. I fell in love with the modern-looking apartment at the first glance. The walls were bare, and the furniture was minimal, but everything was neat and that was what mattered to me the most. I agreed to be their roommate and slowly, we

His dark circles, as well as his tired body, were evidence of his sleepless nights. "Why don't you try for a paying guest?" he suggested as he picked up the cushion that had fallen from his kick. "You're forgetting that I live in a one-bedroom apartment." "I don't have an extra room." He was perplexed and raised his head. "You could tell them you're looking for a roommate." Sharing a room with a boy will have no effect on you. Because you are rarely at home. And if they refuse, you can sleep on the sofa here. By the way, where do you sleep now?

Arlert grunted a little and snatched it abruptly; he put it down on the table near the next bed, and put down a medium paper bag on the lap of Ryuu. "Have a quick shower and get changed. You smell, you know?" he barely uttered an embarrassing act to be cool. He spoke out of his usual-self that almost turned up his pitched down if he did not pause in the middle, mainly because his roommate stared at the book with mere curiosity and exhilaration. A strange atmosphere which Ryuu surrounded himself with after having the book in his hands; His own world where Arlert perceived he could not get the attention of the lad afterwards.

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?”

I immediately fished out my laptop from my cupboard and called Mum on Skype, I knew she would be at home at this time. “Hi Muma, I am finally done settling in, I just wanted to let you know I missed you already”, I could feel a really bright stupid smile on my face as I got up from my bed to show her the room, that if someone entered the house right now, they would think I was about to go crazy, but I didn’t care because my mum was my all. “Hi sweetie, I’m so proud of you baby and I’m sure your dad would be too”, I heard her sniffle a little but in a second, she wiped her eyes and smiled at me then continued “So tell me, how is everything going, how is your roommate, did you tell her how pis

I had to look away. I turned toward the living room where a sloppy game of beer pong was starting up teammates shouting, chanting names, plastic balls pinging off cups. Anything to distract from the fact that my stupid, book-obsessed roommate was messing with my head more than any championship game ever had. He didn’t belong here. Not in this sweaty, reckless, too-loud world. And yet somehow, in the middle of it all, he was the only thing I could see. That scared the hell out of me.

"I'm so sorry we couldn't stop it." ​Luca was next. He looked at my suitcases, then at me, his eyes brimming with a raw, unprotected hurt. "You were the best roommate I ever had," he said, his voice breaking. He hugged me briefly, the scent of the gym and the dormitory clinging to him—scents that I would never breathe again. "Don't disappear, okay? Please don't just disappear." ​Finally, there was Alexander. He didn't hug me immediately. He reached into his pocket and pressed a small, leather-bound notebook into my hand. "Your notes from the last lecture," he said, his voice thick.

"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.

“I’m horrible at taking handouts, Tenley. Rather than receive, I’d rather work and earn my way. I’ve always been this way. Since I was old enough to get a job. This isn’t easy for me. But, I’m going to do my best at relenting some of my pride. Just know that I’ll be paying you and Layken back for everything once I get settled.” “I adore that about you, Harper. However, Layken and I are determined to make sure you are safe and have all you need. I would like for you to stay with me, for now, until you get on your feet. We can talk about rent in a couple of months, since I know you don’t like handouts. All I have in the spare room at my apartment is a desk where I keep my laptop and books. I h