Home Game Novels & Stories

A young woman walked out of a room that seemed to be the kitchen as a heat wave accompanied by several delicious aroma spread out the moment she opened the door, she had an apron hanging from her neck and tied to her waist, her brown auburn hair danced on her shoulder like waves, her emerald green eyes twinkled as she smiled at the overexcited kid. “Marcus stop running around or you might get injured.” Genevieve said with a smile but Marcus didn’t stop instead he began to shout and jump around more wildly “Yay, I’m finally seven!” he kept yelling as he ran, he then ran towards his mom and jumped into her arms “Mom, I can finally receive the Hunter god’s blessing and move through the shadows

Logan stepped forward and explained, "Actually, it's quite simple. What you're looking at is a 3D holographic projection that has become very popular in recent years. We'll place special equipment at strategic locations around the city, and images will be projected above our city's center, as if by magic—a mirage that showcases the splendor of Ashenford for all to see." A government official raised an eyebrow, asking, "But isn't this something that can only be done indoors?" Logan chuckled. "Well, when you look at technology from a futuristic perspective, there's not much it can't do. But in the present? This is actually a lot more advanced than people realize. The issue of outdoor use? That

before walking towards the living room and sitting down. Anna didn’t bother to take her on and continued to her room and locked herself inside again. She then logged into the game that she, Michael, Lee, and Davis would play whenever they were taking a break from training on a Sunday. It was Davis who found the game and introduced it to the others, but so happened to also be a game under a gaming company that was registered under the Bai’s families’ business.

Henry simply played it. “Wuu… Hubby, hubby, hug me… Hubby, why aren’t you in-game? Carry me!” Forgetting that his phone was on loudspeaker, Henry was dumbstruck the moment the message played. A typical sweet and babyish voice was lethal when being coquettish. He immediately let out an awkward cough. Everyone else looked nonchalant, like this was something normal. “Henry, are you dating online again?” asked Gary. “One of my friends has invested in a large-scale Three Kingdoms online game called Heroes Assemble. It’s now at an internal testing stage, where the saved data will remain after going live. He invited me to play it a little while back, so I did,” said Henry.

"We will see who wins first, Brother," He stood up and smirked at me, sparking a challenge I won’t back away from. "Either your revenge... or my extortion?" My smirk also grew wider as I replied strongly, having no intentions of failing. "We will see," He let out a quiet jeering laugh and left me all alone in my undesirable thoughts after starting a lethal game. I stared at the crack in the glass with a blaze igniting in my eyes as I threw the glass away, shattering it to pieces.

Then he himself will be either killed or forever exiled from his family. Things aren’t meant to be like this. Then, he opens his eyes. And pulls the trigger. --- SOoooooo the book is finished! This was Part I of the Games We Play series; ACT I: Awakening. I will post information about the second part, which will be a separate story, in the next chapter tomorrow, and then some links where you can get the ebook/paperback if you'd like on a****n the day after that! thank you for reading, i hope you enjoyed :)

He started shouting from the hallway, "Maya, I know exactly what this is. You're just playing hard to get because you want more money, aren't you? Let me make this clear. Other than the 30,000, you're not getting a penny." When I still did not answer, his voice grew sharper. "Forget it. Now, you're not even getting the thirty thousand. You actually kicked me out? You really are stupid. I'm the heir to Blackwood Real Estate. Apologize and beg me. Maybe I'll reconsider." I bit my lip hard, forcing back the tears that threatened to spill over. He spoke of our daughter's life like it was nothing more than a bargaining chip. I yanked the door open.

Elvin asked. "Yes. Non-stop," Eve said. "Why are you smiling? Scared you can't pull it off?" "You either have me cornered, or you don't." "No drug stores are open. There's no way you can last that long." "Maybe, you're right," he said. "Won't you turn down the game?" she asked. "No. I accept. But since it's already late, we'll play this game tomorrow. Deal?" "Deal. And what about tonight? Surely, you won't let a lady go to bed without an orgasm?"

He whispers, his words shutting down my brain cells. I raise my glass of wine to my lips and take a sip as I look anywhere else but him. Thankfully, Dominique doesn’t say anything else. We continue to eat and as usual, Dominique continues to stare at me. We finish eating and the waiter comes back to clear the table. With nothing but a bottle of wine and our two glasses left on the table, I exhale. “Okay, I have got a game for us.” Dominique smiles. “I can’t wait to hear it.”

The elevator dinged, opening directly into the expansive, ultra-luxurious living room. Everything looked exactly the same as it had a few hours ago. The marble kitchen island where he had kissed me, the plush leather sofa where I had waited for him, the panoramic glass walls showing the glittering, indifferent city below. But the warmth was gone. It felt less like a home and more like a high-tech mausoleum. Marcus stepped out behind me, pulling a heavy metallic keycard from his suit pocket—a master override card I had never seen before. He walked over to the main control panel near the elevator.