A Mixup At The Pool Table Novels & Stories

The eruption of butterflies in my stomach threatened to unbuckle my knees. “Can you play pool?” he asked. I shook my head, as my lips were still in shock from the contact. “I could teach you,” he said pulling me towards the pool table. “I don’t know,” I say reluctantly. I can’t risk Agatha finding out where I was and who I was with. “Come on clumsy, humor me.” “My name isn’t clumsy.” “You wouldn’t tell me your name.” “You never asked.” He let go of my hand. “I think I like clumsy better.”

They even throw advice to each other if one of them is close to the opposite sex. Kenzo stared sadly at Diana's back, who was getting away leaving the cafe door. Kenzo did not expect that his best friend's fate would turn out like this, his destiny was so complicated. Kenzo does not know what to do to make his friend cheerful again, all he can do now is pray to God so that He will change his best friend's destiny into better. Kenzo missed seeing the talkative and impotent Diana Diana he used to be. * This location is just like a regular pool. With the color of water similar to cloudy water. There are three parts of the pool, but they are still in one unit, only limited by a wall to separate

I stop, looking through the open door. A couple of older men with greasy hair and bushy beards are hanging on the bar discussing something. My eyes follow the row of dirty windows. There is a second open room in the back with a pool table. “Hmm it might be time for me to learn how to play pool”. Excitement and fear mix in my stomach, giving me chills. You don’t dare.. I take a few steps down the sidewalk, away from the bar, but then I stop: The hell I do !

I heard her hurried footsteps trailing behind me, attempting to ask for my identity. Stepping through the door, I froze after a few strides. They were gathered by the pool, and it wasn't just girls swimming; there were college guys too. Jazzlene stood in a corner, clad in a skimpy swimsuit, engrossed in conversation with a guy who eyed her as if she were his last meal. They exchanged whispers and laughs, intensifying the pounding in my temples. Leigh was the first to spot me, her face registering surprise. She swam over to Jazz and murmured something in her ear, prompting Jazz to turn and glance at me. Her expression shifted to one of astonishment before she said something to the guy and exi

The minute he pushed the door open, none of them even realized he entered the room. This was definitely not his scene. The way they dressed, they spoke, even the way they played did not have the same vibe he was used to. He was not surprised to find that obvious nerd from the kitchen, downing a shot before heading towards the pool table with his cue stick. He eyed the white ball with carefulness, moving his body to position himself correctly, and meticulously, in one swift motion, his the end of his cue stick onto the ball. The white ball hit the 1 yellow ball into a hole, but its trajectory drifted to a 6 green and a 3 red, born of them being hit into holes on their way.

She said and was about to leave as well when she slipped in the very same spot, but before she could fall into the pool, Christian grabbed her wrist and pulled her forward, the result of which she collided with his chest. Christian held her bare waist, and goosebumps appeared on Mishka’s skin. She shivered under his touch, her heart was pounding inside her chest and before anyone could speak, a group of teenagers ran in their direction. They pushed Christian into the pool and every other person standing close to the swimming pool. “IT’S A POOL PARTY!!!” the crazy group screamed loudly and all of them jumped in. Christian held Mishka close to him in the middle of the swimming pool while she w

“So you mean I paid for a table and you just let other people waltz in and occupy it and even eat my food?” Then the manager looked like he had just remembered something. “Ah, that’s it!” “We are so sorry, sir. I think I know where the mix-up happened. The person who sold the table to you has already clocked off due to an emergency. He left without telling his replacement he had already reserved the table for you and your date, sir,” he said. “Once again, we are so sorry, sir. We will compensate you immediately,” he said, bowing his head.

Everything was red to set the romantic mood for them. Mishty when turned to leave the room, she noticed the pool area open. She slowly entered the area and Sid closed the window without any noise. She was shocked to see the arrangements. Her heart started beating frantically and she regretted coming all way there. She hurriedly turned when Sid was about to touch her shoulders. In return, she pushed him without knowing that it's him. Siddharth falls inside the pool with a slash making her terrified with her stupid actions.

“He’s pretty special too. Take good care of him.” I’m still trying to recover from the shock when Rob gets back. “Everything okay?” I nod, tucking into my food. *Rob* I don’t know how or why, but we wind up at Three Fools until late in the evening. Grace cleans my clock at nine-ball on the pool table, oozing elegance, poise and finesse. Though I can tell she’s seriously buzzing, she’s got skill, precision and patience in spades. But even without that, just seeing her across from me, leaning on her pole as I take my shot, is distraction enough for her to run the table.

I was lucky it didn't spill on me and ruin my dress. "I'm sorry." I apologized, but the guy had already turned, I figured he must be drunk as he didn't care that I spilled his drink.I searched for Lexi when I got into the living room,but by this time Kyle, the boy who threw the party, was already on a pool table as the girls took shots on his body. Finally, I spotted her with Liam amidst the crowd and was on my way to tell her what had just happened when I bumped into another person again, my phone falling down in the process.