Dunk Tank Story Novels & Stories

"Kelly, knows this story, of course, and I think Mark and Drake might, or might have heard rumors. So... back in high school, I used to have a nickname. "Dunk the Dong!" Mark yelled, drawing laughter from everyone. Duncan chuckled and shook his head affirmatively. "Yeah, Duncan the Dong, or Dunk the Dong. This is how I got the nickname." "We know you've got a shovel in your pants," Drake said, grinning. Molly slapped his arm playfully. "Shush, I wanna hear this." "You and every other woman here," he replied, drawing laughs.

He had Italy's top goldsmiths forge a solid gold cross taller than a man. He dropped millions on a private Mediterranean island—naming it after her. For the first time ever, the reclusive Don went public with a social handle: LoveLucy. His first post was a sickly-sweet declaration: [Thank you to the most important woman in my life, Lucy, for giving me my firstborn son. My life is now complete.] The press conference dragged on for three days. Every major family, politician, and business shark filled the hall. Cameras flashed as Vincent posed with Lucy on his arm, all smiles.

My eyes widened and we all reacted differently when a dunk tank was pushed inside, but instead of water, it was mud. "If the participant is wrong, they will fall into the mud and if they are right, they are safe and will be exempted from daily chores for a day." I mentally cheered because this is my chance to get back at Trent. There is no way he'd be able to guess which one is the lie and this time, he can't change the answer to mess with me. I gave him a smirk and he returned it with one of his own.

It was brilliant. I was working out in the clubhouse’s onsite gym when I heard my name being called. “Tank!” “Down in the gym!” I called back to Axel. I still smiled every time somebody called me Tank. It reminded me of my mom and dad. I was a big baby when I was born, a 9 pounder. Solid. My dad would say I was built like a tank, and its stuck with me since.

Craig tilted his head and added, “Zac, I really didn’t think your mom would be that fragile. Can’t she take a simple prank? “Also, your mom is such a poser. She doesn’t know anything about diving, but she still wants to do it anyway. It’s like she was asking for trouble.” Rage surged within me when I heard that. It did not matter whether Adeline was posing or not. There was no justification for harming her. Even I, who did not know much about diving, knew that turning off someone’s scuba tank underwater was extremely dangerous. How could he say it like it was just a harmless prank? “A prank? Do you realize that this falls under attempted murder?” Just as I was about to confront him, Ruth sho