Game Pawn Novels & Stories

" I would treat you like a queen." I clenched my fists. What did the Wellingtons actually take me for? A chess piece. "You underestimate me." I locked eyes with him, refusing to back down under the intensity of his gaze. "I would rather be a pawn than someone's trophy wife." I spat. His jaw ticked, and for a moment, something shifted behind his eyes. Something darker, less amused. But it was quickly masked. He grabbed my chin, tilted my face to his and sniffed me like a freaking bloodhound.

Ellen said as he took his seat across from master Kai. "Thank you very much, and the pleasure is all mine. Take a seat and prepare for the game to begin." With a smirk on his face, Master Kai answered as he leaned back in his chair. Ellen took his seat and began the game by placing his initial pawn in the centre of the board to advance forward. After Ellen moved his knight, Master Kai smirked and said, "It is a lot of fun to play with you; none of the other players had as much confidence as you."

She nodded slightly before peering deeper into the store. " There's an arcade game at that corner over there. Want to play?" " Uh... Sure. " " You have a penny?" " A few coins." We walked over to the arcade and she slotted a coin into it and soon the arcade popped to the life. It was just a regular game, nothing fancy, but she looked good at it. " You know how to play?" I asked.

"The pawns are the poor, restricted to one movement at a time. The rook, bishop and knight are the middle class. They have a fairer chance at life but still limited. Then the king, the wealthy, the most important figure in society. The poor and middle class look up to their position as something they should attain. And lastly the queen, the super rich and influential. The most powerful piece on the board.” Elena nodded slowly. There was something in what he said that made uncomfortable sense. "Which category do you belong to?" He smiled. "Which do you think, Mrs. Dalton?" She thought for a moment. "The queen." "Wrong." Her eyes widened. "The king?" "Wrong." He laughed, clearly enjoying this

For every round he lost, Mila won, and she seemed to take a particular joy in always winning against him. Jonah’s face now shone with intense concentration, like this chess game was some sort of sacred battle — or a lottery that would grant him extra life if he won. “Knight to F3,” Jonah played, his voice confident. Mila smiled lightly before replying, “Pawn to E6. Pawn to D4. Let’s see what you do next.” Jonah smirked. “Knight to F6.” “Bishop to G5,” Mila said smoothly, pinning his knight.

"The moment a pawn realizes the board..." The speaker's fingers rested lightly on the black queen. "...it becomes a queen." The lamp overhead flickered. The chess piece cast a long shadow across the table. And in the darkness...Someone smiled.

Or something. “Your turn,” David said. Lauren drew a one, which meant she could move one of her pawns out of home base. “Lucky.” “Yeah,” Lauren said, looking at her pawn standing all alone on the game track. “Lucky.”

Luna sits across her as her grandmother is arranging the pieces to the board. "Alright. So, how should we play it?" Luna questioned. She tried to memorize the proper arrangement of the pieces. "First thing you have to know is that, white always moves first, and players alternate turns. Players take pieces when they encounter an opponent in their movement path but of course, players cannot take or move through their own pieces. Second, we have to know how every piece moves. These pieces in front are called pawns. Pawns only move forward. On the first move a pawn can move one or two spaces, every subsequent move can only be one space. Pawns move diagonally to take opponents. If a pawn reaches

thanatos asked. "in the game of chess, there is king, bishop, queen, rook, knight and common pawns, have you ever considered thinking you are the game player but just a king, queen or rook with a better a range of power than the pawns?" zhang fei fei said.

We stared into each other's eyes and even with the silence, I could hear Gwen's heart beating fast as her breathing became erratic. I always knew Gwen's loyalty to me was more than just admiration and if she wasn't important, I would have evicted her in a painless manner. "My lady." Gwen's smooth voice had me breaking the contact as I stood up, grabbing a pawn piece. "What is the most powerful piece in a game of chess?" I asked as I walked to my window and stared down. Father was talking to a messenger boy as I faced Gwen who was seriously thinking as she stared at the board on my desk.