Knisa

“Y-you're a ghost, right?! But why do you look like this?!” Brian half screamed when he saw the pale woman in front of him when Brian just opened his eyes in his rented apartment room.

Brian Tricakradara is a young man who just graduated from college and wants to find a challenge in life by migrating to the city of Bandung to study business in a family company led by his uncle.

In that city, Brian chose to rent a simple apartment, and after that, his relaxed life completely changed.

It turned out that apart from Brian, there was another occupant named Sabina in the apartment, who claimed to be the owner of the room. However, Sabina is not a human to Bride who does have the Sixth Sense.

And strangely, Sabina admits that she is not a ghost even though she does not have a body. And claims to be the permanent owner of the apartment room that Brian has rented.

How can Brian live his life well with Sabina? Will Brian endure sharing a room with a woman who claims to be human but looks like a ghost to him?

Let's follow the story in MY ROOMMATE IS A GHOST

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Hi dear Readers! MY ROOMATE IS A GHOST will be present every day from April 1, 2022, until the end. You are also welcome to read my other works while waiting for the love story of Sabina and Brian, yes!

Works by other Knisa authors:
1. BLOCKED LOVE
2. BRIDE OF MASTER HYBRID
3. BETWEEN CEO AND SINGLE MOM
4. Rich Widower And Beautiful Boss
5. THE YOUNG WIDOW AND THE MAN FROM THE PAST
6. STEPMOM FOR YOUR SON
So, don't be bored waiting for my updates because there are still many works for you to read. Big Love to you guys, and happy reading!!!

MY ROOMMATE IS A GHOST

Faint sounded in Brian's ears, the call to prayer called. It was like forcing his lazy body to move. One minute, two minutes, five minutes, ten minutes, Brian was still seen turning his body on the bed, clutching the bolster between his thighs.

Brian was awake, but his eyes still wouldn't open. In those closed eyes, Brian imagined that early in the morning like this, Sabina usually always made a sound to wake him up.

'Brian, what time are you going to wake up, huh?!'

'Brian, wake up. You'll be late for work if you're still lazing around like this?'

'Brian, hurry up a bit. Your breakfast is cold!'

And many more nagging Sabina every morning. It was as if Brian's behavior made Sabina nag him every morning.

Brian, who usually had a hard time getting up and constantly nagging Sabina every morning, had gotten used to it, and now, when things were like this, he felt lonely.

And sadly, Brian didn't like this feeling.

TRYING TO ACCEPT THE SITUATION