I Love Game Novels & Stories

However, as Liesel listened to his tirade, her eye twitched. "What game are you playing?" she couldn't help but ask. "It's a dating simulation game. No one loves me, damn it! Am I not charming enough?"

Her inner voice always told me that she loved me, and she only wanted me to be jealous of other men to prove my love for her and also to ease her insecurity. However, the spot meant for me had now been pushed into the corner, and I finally woke up and came to my senses. As it turned out, I'd been lying to myself all along. She was only gentle toward the people she actually loved.

"Why don't you join Conrad and me? We were about to play a little game." Liam and I exchanged glances. "What game?" he asked. "It's just a harmless little game. It'll be fun," Toralei reassured. "We already have plans," I countered. Toralei frowned. "It's just a game, Jenna. It'll be over soon, and then you can continue with your plans. Besides, it's just the four of us. Unless you're scared, Jenna." "No, I'm not." "Then let's do it."

Grey replied casually. Keyara sighed in relief, "When I was in college, I played games made by Gametopya. From Triangle Love, Treasure, and Puzzle, I liked all of Gametopya's games. I think the games are not boring, especially Treasure and Triangle Love." Keyara explained happily. "So why did you choose to design Chara?" Keyara scratched her forehead while smiling widely, "I like to draw, sir."

Kiera hummed in reply. And the girl continued, "That's amazing. You're faster than me. I like girls who understand their codes. Let's be friends." Kiera remained silent. "I'll take that as a yes. I'm Isla." Kiera thought giving her the silent treatment would be enough to keep Isla away. But the moment the class ended, Isla followed behind her as they left the hall. "Those problems in class are like jokes to my intelligence," Isla boasted. "You spent five minutes writing that code," Kiera mocked.

I am glad I am not the only one with a hangover. "Fine," I say. I need to get away from him. I am not proud of myself. Damn, I do not know why I did what I did last night. I know I am slightly in love with him, but I will get over it when I leave. Besides, I do not know anything about love and that shit. I am sure it is just a crush. I do not have time for love. I want to build my empire without the help of anyone. I hope the game I wrote makes more money than my cell phone game. It will mean I can pay him back sooner. There is a knock on the penthouse's door. I jump into one of Riccardo's T-shirts and go to open the door.

he corrected himself to not make the situation weird. Diva just stared at him with awe, tears brimming in the corner of her eyes once again. "So?" he urged, staring back at her innocently. Diva let out a sigh and tilted her head back, staring at the ceiling. "I, myself, didn't want to love games. I hated them, to be honest." Blaze was surprised at the tone of her voice—it was so deep, so serene, yet so vacant, so empty. "That's why I avoided them and got angry whenever someone mentioned them. Then, one day, I got curious. Why did everyone love it so much? What was so great about games? It was just a silly time pass. It couldn't be that addicting, could it?"

She will not allow that to happen! “Princess Ameerah, I am the Alpha Pharoah and I need to protect our Kingdom. Who would even thought that there would be someone who would come out alive after the game? No one did that from the start that we had this ‘Games of Fangs and Death’. Such a lucky man huh!” Alpha Pharoah Kingtin sneered as if truly disgusted by the outcome of the game.

If all of it was indeed seen in Ren, she can conclude that she is really in love with the guy she used to hate. Ashley was more troubled by it than the game. She was not used to getting in those things. All she can do was analyze every player's gameplay so how can she analyze someone who likes her? Does it include a counter? A counter for not falling into? She sighs messing her hair on having the hard day of her life. Love is much difficult than gaming. She doesn't want it.

They began asking more questions. I replied, "Ashenford is a city everyone knows. But in today's world, we've lost something—love. What if we could create a platform for people to express their love for each other, as well as their pride for Ashenford or for the world? Imagine a broadcast where people can share their feelings, whether it’s telling their parents they love them, confessing to a partner, or just expressing gratitude for the city they call home. "This isn't just about changing the landscape. It's about bringing the people of Ashenford together and creating a more harmonious, beautiful future."