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Amihan said and I chuckled. "It's just a game Darling. Nothing to worry about," I assured her. “Fine. So, where is the alcohol? And how do we know we are done?” She asked as I stood up. “Oh, there are cards. I mean for the game. There are twenty cards. Ten truths and ten dares. That way when you choose truth, I get to pick a truth or dare card and read out whatever is written on it for you to do,” I said and she nodded.

If she couldn’t see what Dean was thinking, she was blind! Summer was about to explain, but someone spoke before she got the chance. “It’s no fun just drinking. Let’s play a game. Whoever gets the king can order two persons to complete some instructions. To make it fun, no matter what kind of instructions are given, they must be completed unconditionally. There is no room for refusal. Everyone has to play by the rules. Now, start.” The words were spoken very quickly, and there was no opportunity for anyone to respond. More than 30 cards were picked, of which only one was the king, and the rest were meaningless cards.

I said, staring him down. He grinned. “You sure?” “Yes.” “You absolutely sure?” he grinned, enjoying himself immensely. “Yes,” I insisted, trying not to let my voice falter. He laid down his cards. He didn’t have anything, either. “Tie,” I said, as I laid down mine. “High card wins,” he said, tapping his Ace of Hearts. “Two pieces of clothing.” Crap. Crap, crap, CRAP. I didn’t have anything else ‘harmless’ to take off.

Obviously, Ivanka won. However, Ivanka raised her eyebrows a little. “According to the rules that you all just said, we are to compare our cards every time we reveal them. The one with the largest value wins. For this round, I have the highest value. But you and my friend both got six, which makes me wonder: if all of us end up with the same number, then we’ll rank the card’s value starting with spades as the largest, followed by hearts, clubs, and diamonds. “I won this round, so I’ll show my cards first. Then, we’ll go clockwise. You don’t need to let me go first. Since we’re already gambling, we don’t need to obey such rules.”

In the next second, a burst of laughter sounded, "Risky move? You're just lucky this time! Eighteen points! Mr. Davis, I don't believe that you would be so lucky!" Kevin raised his hand and gently revealed the corner of the card. Suddenly, the crowd became silent. Everyone held their breath, and their focus was all on his hand. His long, slender finger moved slightly. The man on the opposite side had already moved forward impatiently to see. Swiftly, he threw out the card and chuckled slightly, "I'm sorry but it seems that I do have the luck this time!" When he flipped the bottom card, it was all hearts. the card numbers were arranged gracefully, "2, 3, 4, 5, 6," and it was a stunning straig

The boys grinned. "What is that?" they asked. Yuan and Joshua, as well as brother Luis, were just making excuses. Tact is like divination in my mind. "The mechanics of the game have cards. There are ten pieces. More can be placed at the end where the Glass aquarium is. And not with hands. Neither will feet be used.

Nobody objected. "I assume everyone is familiar with the rules." Cara settled into her seat, her eyes scanning the table as she shuffled her chips. Across her, three women smiled sweetly, their faces masked of innocence. "One chip is equally to five million," Laureen interjected. Daisy set two chips as the big blind while Isabel set one chip as small blind. The dealer dealt the cards, starting from Daisy. After dealing, everyone had two cards before them. Cara flipped hers a little to spy at the numbers.

"Yes, 100,000 dollars. But since they're free, you can only play with them and not cash them out. You have to achieve a certain rank to be able to exchange them for real cash. You know me. I don't like to play poker or gamble. I was going to throw the cards away, but it slipped my mind." Hearing that I planned to dispose of the cards, Liam immediately tightened his grip on them. He was all smiles when he said, "Zack, it's inevitable that we'd get into arguments when a family is living together. In fact, it's quite normal. As your elder, I won't hold a grudge against you for what you did. "I'll just keep these cards as compensation for your actions!" He quickly pocketed the cards, acting as i

"You really thought a King was enough to beat me? Please." Now, she was the smug one. Chin in hands, she beamed at him like a cat who got the cream. Mark tried to recover. "Fine. Yours is bigger. But what about theirs?" He looked at the three remaining players. "Flip your cards! You guys aren't considering cheating, are you?" Eugene smiled and slowly revealed his card. "Spade Ace." “Ah!" Mark yelped. His eye twitched. He turned desperately to Lucas and Amelia. "No way your cards beat mine, too, right?"

I smirked and put the first card on my table. "No!" the second lady said, which made me look at her. "Give that card to her." She's referring to the third girl on my right side. "You might be cheating on us." "That's unfair!" I immediately said. "I've been giving cards counterclockwise lately, and the first card was mine. Are you trying to steal my luck with this card?" I raised my left eyebrow. "If you're not cheating, give that card to her." "Fine! But to make it fair, let me jumble the cards first and give her the first card. Watch carefully if I am cheating. Duhh!" I glared at them.