Just Flip A Coin Novels & Stories

Cassian's trembling hands cupped my face. “We end this tonight. We destroy it.” But the coin pulsed once, twice, like a heartbeat, which responds to its own master. And deep inside, a truth formed that I didn’t want to admit. Roman was right. I was going to flip it again. Not because I wanted to. But fate or destiny or the coin itself had already set in motion the next choice. And this time… The cost would be mine.

Iliana said with a mischievous smile on her face. "Okay, how about we do this, these are two coins. If you toss it and you have a head, you'll have to go with me amd anything that happens to you will be on my head. I give you my word darling." "Fine." She picked the coin and tossed it and she had a tail. However, before she could check what she had, Sifei spoke up. "Miss J, the beauty of your eyes must be acknowledged." While saying this, he flipped the coin over.

If a coin landed perfectly, a crystal would rise from the water, glowing brighter, and then magically transport itself to the winner. "Want to try?" Ryan asked, his eyes gleaming with a mischievous light I hadn't seen before. My inner girl squealed. A game! A magic game! "Yes!" I breathed, completely forgetting my earlier mortification. He pulled a few coins from his pocket, handing them to me. My hand trembled slightly with excitement as I took aim, but the coin clinked against the rim of the mug and bounced harmlessly away. I tried again. And again.

And I was her only shield. But should I really give up my husband for this monster? Then again... what husband? The man barely looks at me, barely notices I exist. Still, would siding with someone darker than the devil himself be any better? My fingers brushed against something cold in my pocket. A coin. Perfect. If it’s heads, I’ll go with him. Tails, I stay... and protect Mom on my own. I whispered a silent prayer and flipped the coin. It spun in the air like fate itself was laughing at me.

I asked confused, staring at the coins in my hand. She turned me around so I was standing with my back to the fountain. "Toss one coin over your left shoulder with your right hand." She instructed. "It will ensure you to return to Rome in the future." I chuckled, but still did what she asked me to do. I wouldn't mind returning to Rome in the future. After I tossed the coin she turned me back around. "Now, toss two subsequent coins in the fountain." After I did that I turned my head towards her and asked, "And what would that mean?"

“How about strip pool? Every time your opponent gets a ball down you need to remove an item of clothing. The first one naked loses” “I knew the moon goddess knew what she was doing when she paired us together” I laughed as I took her hand “We will need to flip a coin to see who gets to break” “Done” Victoria reached into her handbag and pulled out her purse “I know I have some coins in here” She pulled out a dollar coin and flipped it in the air “Call it” “Tails” She caught it and flipped it down on her hand “Tails it is, do you want to break or should I?”

I walked up the stairs and stood next to the co-ordinator. "Congrats. I'm sure your father is proud," he said giving me a handshake. He turned his attention to the lady on the other side of him and gave her a handshake as well as a few words. "Alright, to decide who plays as black and who plays as white, we will flip a coin." He looked to me and said, "You're heads." He looked to the lady, "You're tails." That's sexism. I mean yes it's in m favour but by saying I'm heads and she's tails, hes indirec6sayung that men are superior and therefore the head while women are below them being the tail- I'm just over-complicating things. Moving on.

After my sister was born, my mother's love turned into a game decided by a coin toss. Mom had a custom gold coin made: the flower side stood for my sister, and the number side stood for me. For ten years, that coin decided who got the bigger slice of cake, who got a new dress, and even who went to the doctor when we were sick. But the number side never once landed face up. I cried, because none of it was fair, and Mom just looked at me coldly and said, "Your luck is worse than hers. Who are you going to blame for that?" The day my acceptance letter from the elite prep school arrived, all I wanted was a steak cooked by Mom. So I secretly swapped in a rigged coin engraved with a number on both

During the groom's challenges at my house on my wedding day, my best friend, Lexie Powell, suddenly pulls out a coin. "Heads or tails? Guess wrong, and the wedding is off." Ignoring my attempts to stop him, my fiance, Elliot Stewart, responds with absolute confidence, "Heads." Lexie bursts into laughter and opens her hand to show the tails side of the coin. "Looks like today isn't the day after all. Party's over, everyone." The room freezes, and the air turns dead silent. Elliot fondly ruffles her hair. "A deal's a deal. No worries. We can always reschedule." Ignoring my pleading look, he scoops Lexie into his arms and walks toward the door. "I told you not to wear high heels. What if

The user can get the [Bleeding] effect after each shot (5% chance). "An army of these blood vultures will be useful...but these stats are nice too, it would be a pity to lose them." he racked his brains looking for an answer but couldn't come up with a solution, in the end, he opened a coin throw page on the web, letting the decision for lady luck. "Heads brood mother, tails attacker..." he flipped the coin, after spinning a couple of seconds it landed on Heads. "Brood mother then" [Are you sure? This change is irreversible.]