I Can Enter The Game Novels & Stories

I am certain that all the color must have drained from my face as he just ended the video call. I pace frantically before beginning to hastily pack a bag. I would just leave surely I could figure this out. Suddenly I am running to the bathroom to be sick yet again. Laying on the cold tile floor with tears streaming down my blotchy cheeks reality crashes in on me as rational thought returns. There is no leaving a pack without permission and there is no way Drake will let me go. I have to come up with a plan and make sure I have the upper hand before I see Drake again. I am going to have to match power and wit with my alpha. If only I could talk to my old tormentor Drake and not my Alpha Drake

Without moving a muscle (it would’ve been impossible for me to reach anything anyway), I make a wish inside my head: {Activate External Menu. And telepathically, miraculously, I’m able to summon a pop-up: | GO FULL SCREEN PIN TO HOME VIEW GAME DETAILS MANAGE GAME EXIT SETTINGS HELP SWITCH PROFILE | Using the same telepathic selection method, I think: {Exit} and there’s a click. All at once, everything goes black again.

I yell at the microchip before putting it on again. "Ah really visit me, huh? If slaughtered--" "You're too noisy, I'm already here in the basement." I put my helmet on the back and headed straight for the basement door. I enter the code 09080701. It slowly opened so I quickly entered "Is anybody here Yujin Ha?" I asked noticing the quiet atmosphere. Miracle because there are no noisy keyboards.

I finish my bath and lap my robe, going to the front of the computer, which to my surprise, did not log in the game. I take a deep breath and try twice again to get the same message. If Filomena were here, she’d be saying it was a sign for me to look for the game. I open the browser looking for some news about that problem in my game and I can’t find any note. I’m about to close the browser when my curiosity takes over: what do you have to take a look at the site? Surely it will only prove that I am right. —Red light center...- I say as I type the name in the search.

Something to take my mind off these problems for a while. I climbed on the login button. INSERT PASSWORD: I began to type away. P I G S T Y 2 5 1 /

Can you arrange a secure pickup? I stared at the screen. Once I se‌nt t​his, there was no going back. I⁠ was bringing an outside‍ pla​yer into the game.​ But the game was already here.‌ And I was losing. I hit se‍nd.

I definitely did. Clearing my throat, I stepped up beside him, reaching down to twine my fingers through his. He froze, and I nearly pulled my hand away. He must have felt it because he tightened his grip, then tugged me forward. We walked into the building hand in hand, making our way to the front desk. After purchasing a game pass, we looked out over the sea of games. “Where do you want to start?” I asked, glancing at Lucas. He nodded toward the Skee-Ball machines. “There.”

Natalie…" I walked past him and continued on my way. This time, he didn't follow. When I reached the intersection, Ivy sent me a message. "Ms. Lawson, we're playing a mystery box game at tomorrow's team-building event. Are you coming? I heard everyone's guaranteed to win a prize!" Looking at those words, I smiled and replied, "I'll be there." The next day, I drew a small card at the company team-building event. It didn't say, "Thank you for participating." Instead, it read, "Today's Lucky Winner."

“Does it look good?” Just as I was about to answer, I heard familiar voices from the entrance. It was Naomi and Lloyd. I sneered. The world was far too small. Before I could even look up, I already saw them walk in while laughing and smiling. They were walking shoulder to shoulder, and their heads were close to each other, giving them an air of intimacy that screamed no one else could be able to get between them. Then, they saw Wendy and me. Naomi stopped walking. Her face drained of color, and she widened her distance from Lloyd.

He was still beyond gorgeous. Instead of the glasses, he wore sunglasses, but they still looked like prescription glasses. “Me too,” the man said to Tommy, pulling out his phone. “You said your game locked up?” Tommy nodded glumly. “I'm stuck on the loading screen.” “Did you log out? Sometimes that reloads your user data and will get you back in the game,” the man told him.