Dares To Ask Your Crush Novels & Stories

Back in school, she never joined outings with her classmates, no matter how much Sheila begged her to go. “Your turn, Jessa!” Aira laughed as the bottle pointed to Jessa. “Truth or dare?” “Umm... truth. I don’t want to dance,” Jessa said, her eyes sleepy from the alcohol. “Oooh, brave,” Aira teased. She looked at the group. “I know! Who was your crush back in our batch?” Jessa’s eyes widened. “Hey! That’s a crazy question!” “Oh, no skipping!” Aira pointed at her.

They turned the bottle and it pointed at Stephen and I. “Truth or dare?” “I pick truth.” “Okay, have you ever had a crush?” He asked, looking so much interested to hear my answer. I smiled as I looked at everyone’s faces, including Tasha who also looked curious. It’s true, I have a crush, but I won’t acknowledge it, because he didn’t have feelings for me and I had to keep myself in check. “I used to.” I replied, with a smile. “Awww… Don’t worry, you’ll find love.” One of the people, playing the game, sympathized with me.

But my prayers aren't answered and I'm left staring at the bottle that taunted me. My eye slowly drags up to face the cruel smirk on her red stained lips. I straighten my posture. I couldn't let her win, I wouldn't. "Ashley." She drags out. " Truth or dare?" "Truth." I answered with a slight shake to my voice. The alcohol must be wearing off. Her eyes are mocking and her lips split impossibly wider. "Who's your crush?" She questions. From the look in her eyes she knew exactly who. She knew. And that realization set me on edge. She was trying to trap me in her own game.

Jimmy whispered next to me, I knew he was teasing and I laughed. “Eww, biting my lip out in public? No thanks. I’m not interested.” I laughed. “There’s nothing wrong there. You’ve never even talked to me about love. Do you even have someone you like presently?” The question threw me of guard. That moment of truth when your crush asks you who your crush is, but you cannot tell him because telling him would complicate things so you just have to watch end look for things to say, end up telling a lie.

I didn't dare meet Flynn's eyes as I said, "It makes sense when you put it that way. But still… if you keep this up, how am I ever supposed to get a boyfriend?" He'd been walking in step with me, but he suddenly faltered. "What? You want to get a boyfriend?"

Time for the sexy dare game to continue. LonelyGirl: How could you know that? PrinceCharming: I am as sure as I can be. LonelyGirl: You're just being nice to me. PrinceCharming: If you want me to be bad with you just say so 😘 LonelyGirl: I feel a sexy secret challenge for me to complete. I know I have thought of a few for you. PrinceCharming: I like that you are thinking about me. What are my options? LonelyGirl: You can either tell your crush you like her in person or wear a funny tie. It has to have a cartoon or something silly on it, not just a pattern.

I find myself biting my lip, not sure how to ask Darius my next request. Darius becomes suspicious and walks back to me. "What is it?" "Um... if I were to ask you to mark me... would you?" I ask nervously. "Is that what you want?" He asks, running his hand along my jawline, brushing his thumb over my cheek.

I didn’t want him thinking I was shy or something. After so many failed attempts at a conversation, he finally understood me and walked away. I smiled inwardly. “What the hell is wrong with you? Why chase him away?” Cassie asked from behind me. When did she get here? Wasn’t she dancing? “Because I can.” A girl grabbed the mic and announced a game, truth or dare. “Don’t even think of sitting this one out.” Cassie told me as she dragged me to the center of the room. Everyone ready to play were in the center of the room. The game began. I kept opting for alcohol instead of taking the dare. Truths, I could tell. Until someone asked: “Who’s your crush?” I wasted no time in downing the glass of wh

Stella asked. I didn’t have to be with her to know she was on the verge of screaming. “No, of course not,” I said, pushing Davis away. “Who’s she?” Davis asked, and I signaled for him to keep quiet. “Ava, stop lying. I can hear his voice,” she said, and I hung up. “Who was that?” Davis asked. “One of your admirers,” I said. “What’s her name?” Davis asked, a smile appearing slowly on his lips.

Theo says, “Viola, I am… I am… Just a second.” Theo takes my glass and drinks and before he could fumble again, I say, “I am dating Theo.” “I was going to say that.” Theo says. “So I was right. You both are dating.” Mom says with a strict face and I almost get ready to be scolded, but her expression changes from strict to happy and says, “That is wonderful. You are finally dating your crush, Daisy.” “What?” Theo and I both exclaim. “How do you know Theo is my crush?” I ask in shock.