Couples Quiz Take Together Novels & Stories

She looked annoyingly fresh. "How's the patient?" Mira asked, peering past Elion. "He's recovering," Elion said. "Slowly." "Well, tell him to speed it up. Today is the 'Soulmate Quiz'. We're doing it in the lounge. Live audience. Streamed to the app." Elion felt his stomach drop. "A quiz?" "Standard format. We ask you questions about each other. You write the answers on whiteboards. If you match, you get points. If you don't, you look like strangers."

But from the beginning of the meal to the end, Presley never once asked me how I was feeling. It was like I wasn't the one who'd just suffered a miscarriage. It was like that baby had never existed in the first place. Midway through the dinner, Vivienne suddenly pulled her phone out with a smile. "Mr. Quinn, I just came across this quiz. You should try it." Presley looked up. "What kind of quiz?" "It asks what couples or married partners value most in their significant other," she said, her voice light and playful as she slid the phone across the table.

I hated being apart from him. Looking down, my breath stopped. There was no bottom, except for a thin fiery line running across from Valen’s side to me. My nerves sprouted into a full-on panic. Artemis noticed our spooked daffy duck expressions and laughed dryly. “The rules of the game are simple. Both of you will be given a set of twenty questions to answer about your mate and your relationship. You must answer the questions honestly.” Perplexed, Valen and I exchanged glances. It sounded too easy. We've known each other our entire lives.

— Betty & Finn placed fourth with 200/300 (Spike Level: 90%, Emotional Compatibility: 40%, Speed: 70%) — Claire & Maxton placed third with 250/300 (Spike Level: 80%, Emotional Compatibility: 90%, Speed: 80%) — Fiona & Ken placed second with 270/300 (Spike Level: 90%, Emotional Compatibility: 95%, Speed: 85%) — Raven & Leo placed first with 280/300 (Spike Level: 80%, Emotional Compatibility: 100%, Speed: 100%) [SYSTEM CONT’D] — Winners would receive bonus points for the next round and executive dinner dates. — Losing couples will perform a compulsory punishment task in front of the entire house. — All players advance to the next game in two days. — Well done, Aphroxites. The world is watching

"Define tougher." "Next time you see that scumbag, don't waste time. Just have the bodyguards tase him and drag him away." Laughing, I ran my fingers through his hair. "Alright, got it. Didn't realize you were this jealous." Robert looked up at me, his eyes dark and intense, before crashing his lips onto mine. "I don't care. You're my wife now. No one's taking you from me." … From that day on, Mark clung to me like a leech. No matter where I went, he somehow managed to show up.

Greg grins, "A little souvenir." I pick it up, It says Love Is A Game." Chase rubs his hands together. "Well, we're opening it." Within minutes, the cards and pieces are spread across the coffee table. The game turns out to be a mixture of fun questions, silly challenges, and guessing games for couples. It isn't embarrassing in the slightest—just wonderfully light-hearted. One round has Greg and me trying to guess each other's favorite desserts. "I know this one," Greg says confidently.

Marcus answered curtly. Abigail went red with embarrassment at the way she was introduced. Just Abigail?! He was going to refer to her as just Abigail?! "Once again, it's a pleasure to know you all! We'll be starting with an easy fun game that tests how well you know your partners. Are you ready?" Everyone nodded except Marcus who was busy staring at Jane with a cold expression on his face. Seth took out a few cards and began to ask them simple questions in turn. The questions were about their partner's favorite food, color, movie, body part amongst other things.

'MARKING YOUR LOVE' The couples were getting over that stage one by one and were kissing each other and there was a metre on the screen which was inflating or deflating, everytime a couple was kissing. "So, here's the couple who will get full 100% in their love metre while kissing is going to win a big and a special prize," Nevada said, reading the rules written on a board. "Wow… that sounds amazing," Evelyn giggled. "Yeah but none of us can participate in it because remember we all are loveless," Nevada chuckled whereas Seraphina remained shut until. "Hey! Not all of us. Mr Grayson and Ms. Bailey can try, as they are a couple and who knows they might win,"

There were soft lights, music and drinks. The guides clapped their hands together, drawing everyone’s attention. “Alright, you lovely couples!” one of them announced cheerfully. “We’re hosting a few fun games tonight, may the best couple wins!” I glanced at Damien. He raised a brow. “This should be interesting,” I murmured. “Mm,” he hummed. The first round was simple, it was a compatibility game with questions being asked and answers had to match. “What’s your partner’s favorite food?” “Favorite color?”

"Are you sure about this?" He met my gaze. "Yes. I'm sure." I let out a small breath and squeezed his hand in return. We found a seat, and the woman from earlier this morning took the center of the room. "Welcome to our Couples' Game Day!" she said brightly. "First up: The Newlywed Game; Couples Edition!" The rules were simple: Each couple would answer questions about their partner, while the other would try to guess the answers. The couple with the most points would win.