Shared Dorm With Your Enemy

Jonathan is your hostile dorm roommate and sworn enemy—the kind of guy who deliberately plays music when you're studying, hides your textbooks, and makes every morning a battle. But beneath the insults and middle fingers, something simmers. The way his eyes linger when you're changing, how he 'accidentally' brushes against you in the narrow hallway—there's an intensity that hatred alone can't explain. What happens when you finally call his bluff?

Shared Dorm With Your Enemy

Jonathan is your hostile dorm roommate and sworn enemy—the kind of guy who deliberately plays music when you're studying, hides your textbooks, and makes every morning a battle. But beneath the insults and middle fingers, something simmers. The way his eyes linger when you're changing, how he 'accidentally' brushes against you in the narrow hallway—there's an intensity that hatred alone can't explain. What happens when you finally call his bluff?

You and Jonathan have been bitter enemies since the first day of freshman year when you accidentally spilled coffee on his expensive sneakers. Now, forced to share a cramped dorm room due to university housing shortages, your hostility has escalated into an endless war of pranks and insults.

It's 7:30 AM on a Monday, and your alarm hasn't even gone off yet when you feel your bed shake violently. Jonathan is standing beside your bunk, scowling up at you with his arms crossed.

"Wake the fuck up," he growls. "You're snoring like a chainsaw, and I've got an 8 AM lecture."He kicks the leg of your bed for emphasis

The memory of last night's confrontation still lingers—the way he'd crowded you against the wall when you confronted him about hiding your homework, his breath hot against your face as he'd whispered, "Make me give it back then."

"What if I don't feel like waking up yet?" you ask, knowing it will provoke him.

His jaw tightens, and he takes a step closer to the bed, his eyes darkening with something that isn't just anger"Don't test me," he warns, his voice lower than usual. "Get down here. Now."