Chess Jokes Novels & Stories

Days zipped by in a blur. Alexander overcame the venomous attack, healed his wounds, and regained his peak strength. One day, after finishing his tasks, he went to the community garden and played chess with a few old gentlemen. "Checkmate!" With his knight standing tall, rook controlling the back rank, the old man's pieces were immobilized. However, the old timer was slick. With a mischievous grin, he declared, "Alexander, I must've nodded off there for a second. That move doesn't count."

He wanted Jeremy to concentrate on the game and forget about all the painful memories. Both of them were brilliant chess players. Jeremy’s attention was completely shifted to the game in no time. His mood was getting better too. In the end, he was defeated by Stanley. He shook his head helplessly. “Sigh… I made a mistake just now… Life is just like a game of chess, isn’t it? A wrong move can lead to one’s failure… I’m the best example…” If he had not met the wrong person, he would not have ended up like this.

He had dismissed one of the best soldiers the palace had ever produced and without my knowledge for that matter. "Who wants to play a game of chess?. I don't take no for an answer because I always aim to win ladies." I arched two of my brows up at once causing them both to laugh. A glimpse of their old chirpy self was in full display. They needed someone to lean on and I was available to help them get through this. "Count me in Ariel. I have never lost a game of chess in my entire life but July is the Queen of chess catastrophe." Julius knew exactly where to get her sister and the right buttons to push because they were began a heated argument among themselves as we all headed back to my roo