Bloody Knuckles Coin Game Novels & Stories

"It's just a party." "I'm not nervous." "Your knuckles are white." I looked down where | clutched my knee in a death grip. My knuckles were, indeed, white. I relaxed them, only for my knee to bounce with anticipation instead. Dante closed his hand over mine and pressed it against my thigh, forcing me to still. A rush of awareness shot through me and narrowed in on the sight of his hand swallowing mine. His grip was firm but surprisingly gentle, and after a moment of frozen surprise, I chanced a peek at him.

"Now, let us start with the game. I can't wait to know your dirty secrets," Summer said. "Anyways, I will list the rules for anyone who has never played with us. First, you do not pick if you are daring or saying the truth; then the coin picks for you." My eyes widened. Okay, maybe I should not have joined this game, and looking at Hayden, I could tell that he had a smile on his face. "For five thousand dollars, you can skip the person next to you that you are expected to question and ask another person a question, but you cannot dare the person. If you lie and the person has evidence then he gets to dare you, Now let us start."

I said, I have no choice but to go with their nonsense game. The man smiled wider. "That's the spirit, Poker Ace." I looked at Oliver, who didn't know he was in danger, then back at the man. "What's the game?" "A simple one. We take turns flipping this coin," he said, showing me the yellow coin he'd been playing with. "You call it. If you're right, you win. If not... well, you can guess what happens." I swallowed hard. This was a risky bet, but I had no other choice. I had to keep Oliver safe, and this seemed like the only way. Damn it. Why are you here?

“But now that you know what I really am, amore mio, the game has changed.” She backed up a nervous step. Montez stifled a scoff, though the look in his eyes said it all. Just what had she been expecting? “Do you know how many people I’ve let into this very chamber?” he asked. “Three. Enzo, and two of my most trusted kill-men. And now… you.” He took a step closer, closing the space between them. Her chest was heaving in fear. “Sadly, you can’t unsee what you saw. You can’t unknow what you now know.” A small smirk slipped across his lips. “And you certainly can’t walk away. A signed contract is the only way I can be certain of that.”

I don't even know how to give a lap dance. I stood up and carried my purse i kept on the couch, i was sweating already. As i increased my pace to go out of the room, Sammy stopped me. "Hey! Where do you think you're going huh? The game is not over yet." He said "Since you don't want to play along with what you picked, you have to pay 50USD before we can let you go. You know the rules " Tala added 50 what? How on earth will i get that amount from?

If a coin landed perfectly, a crystal would rise from the water, glowing brighter, and then magically transport itself to the winner. "Want to try?" Ryan asked, his eyes gleaming with a mischievous light I hadn't seen before. My inner girl squealed. A game! A magic game! "Yes!" I breathed, completely forgetting my earlier mortification. He pulled a few coins from his pocket, handing them to me. My hand trembled slightly with excitement as I took aim, but the coin clinked against the rim of the mug and bounced harmlessly away. I tried again. And again.

However, the only thing he could do was swallow the lump in his throat. “N-No, Sir. There’s no problem.” A small smirk crossed Kylan’s lips. “Good,” he replied before glancing at Remi and giving him a subtle nod. Remi stepped forward and snapped his fingers. Immediately, two women dressed in black mini-skirts and white shirts walked towards the table, holding trays carrying neat stacks of chips. “This is a high-stakes game, and the minimum buy-in is fifty million dollars. You cannot participate in the game unless you bring that amount to the table,” Remi Jackson announced.

Alright,we'll try them out" the older cop said as they descended the flights. Tom had his shoes on now, they felt different, they looked different, a little new, polished in fact, a thought collided with the shoe mystery, he had to get to the bank, his account must be emptied today, he had to fix his apartment, no, that could wait. He had to catch the game, he has a voucher, yeah, he wouldn't miss that.

I said and walked towards the counter. He quietly followed me until we got to the counter. There are many kids in line waiting for their turn to buy coins. There are also people our age who are playing already. "This is the counter. You can buy coins here that you will use to play the games. That's the equivalent. Fifty pesos for ten coins and so on. There are games here that need two coins to play one game." I explained. "And look at the tickets they are holding," I said, pointing to the tickets the kid was holding. "If you keep that and earn more, you can exchange them for whatever you want as long as it is the same equivalent. For example, the teddy bear needs five thousand tickets, and t

He asked as she let go of his hand. “It is called a Fun Gem Claw.” She replied and he rolled his eyes. “That is a stupid name for a stupid game.” “It’s not stupid, you need a quarter (coin), put it into a machine then you will move this claw to grab a teddy and my aim is that bear, it is so cute and I want it so let me show you how it's done.” She explained with a smile and picked a quarter (coin) from her bag and put it in the machine. Hayden watched her as she moved the claw around and tried picking the bear but she ended up picking a unicorn.