
My Sexy Nerd Roommate
- Género: YA/Teen
- Autor: Sakura's diamonds
- Capítulos: 183
- Estado: Completado
- Clasificación por edades: 18+
- 👁 5.1K
- ⭐ 8.6
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Anotación
"Ashley was always into hot boys in her hometown. But this nerd guy made her heart beats fast, and made her blush like an innocent girl. His glaring just made her panties wet. “Y-you like me?” Uno’s golden gaze locked with my green one. It was like he was scanning me. my gaze travelled to his kissable lips. “Isn’t it obvious?” I smiled playfully. “But—“ I looked back at his eyes “I know you want me too Uno. That—“ I pointed to his boner, “proves it. You got it when I sat on your lap. I want you to touch me, feel me, kiss me Uno, and I’m sure as hell that you want it.” Before I could stop myself, my hand went to his trousers and squeezed him over his sweatpants. His thickness shocked me. “Oh f*ck!” he groaned as my hand squeezed him. I wanted his manhood in me as soon as possible or I’d go crazy. Uno looked at me, lips parted. His gaze roamed all over my body. My face, my neck, breasts, legs, everywhere. I could see the inner beast in him wanting to break open the f*ck*ng cage and pounced out to ravish me. I could see the battle he was fighting in his eyes. I leaned forward and whispered into his ear softly. “Let it go, Uno.” Suddenly out of nowhere, it’s like something snapped in him and Uno pushed me down on the couch and crashed my lips to his."
Janae' Brockett
I found the story very very interesting but at times it seemed hard to get into it was like some of the things that should’ve been obvious to the main characters. ntroduction: Castle Crenshaw, nicknamed "Ghost," has a lot of anger inside him. When he accidentally challenges a star sprinter on an elite middle school track team, he discovers a raw talent that could change his life. Analysis: Reynolds writes with an authentic, fast-paced voice that captures how a 12-year-old boy thinks and survives a tough neighborhood. Instead of relying on clichés, the story dives deep into Ghost’s insecurities and fears without losing its sharp humor. Critique: The pacing dips slightly in the middle during team practice scenes, but the emotional payoff in the final chapters makes up for it entirely. Conclusion: This is a powerful, quick read. It is ideal for middle-school readers and anyone who loves realistic stories about second chances.
August 19, 2026
