Losing At A Game Novels & Stories

His phone chimes and he glances at it. “Nobody on the regular. Coach wants to meet for an early dinner in an hour.” “Sounds good. I’m starving.” That game in Philadelphia later that night is intense, with both teams fighting for control of the puck. I keep in mind what Andrew said about playing like a beast and do just that. We all do. It helps me to think about Delilah and Lola somewhere back home cheering me on, with my family or maybe alone. Still, we lose by one goal. Deflated, I return to the locker room and shower so we can go to the hotel room. Tomorrow, we’ll be going to New York for a couple of games, and I hate doing that after a loss.

At first Ryan looses and Next it was Hope to loose. • • • "Oh shit" he screams "Haha I said you know na look you lost" hope screams in Happy "Huhh i make let you win" he excuses "Oh hello Mister lier huhh , admit it you lost the game, you lost the Game, looser losser" she screams again and Again "Fine, you win" he raised his hand and surrendered himself. She chuckled on his action Their enjoy remaining hours in the PlayStation stadium !!!! But this is not ending of the day it's just beginning of their date!!!!

A man on the verge of being cast out like trash. I slammed the empty glass down on the desk, the sharp crack echoing through the room. My breathing was erratic. For the first time since I began my games, I felt the sting of real, unrelenting loss. But I couldn't give up. Hell, I would never give up.

‘Game ends at ‘4 - 3’ “ …We lost…

Just let me play my game! But he wasn't going to. I watched John try desperately to carry the team. He passed to Jacky and Jacky missed an open lay-up. I watched as the other team slowly got the lead and scored with ease. The fourth quarter came and Mr. Li didn't even look at me. We were once again trying to make a statement. It was our first loss of the season. How could we possibly win without me? Or Terry. We had no chance without us. After the game, the worst possible thing happened. Mr. Li walked up to me, touched me on the shoulder and said, 'I'm sorry Luke but you're off the team. I can't have you playing this way, ruining everything.'

Ptmp! “Don’t worry. You guys would definitely love it.” “….” Only this words were heard outside as the ten people got locked up in the TV room. A moment of silence for the ten players who got misled. A moment of silence for the ten fools who dug their own graves. A moment of silence for the ten people who no longer exists… And finally a moment of silence for the ten to peacefully straddle the fence. However, it was too late for the hopeless team to prevail. Ten people straddled in the room as they all listened to a cold voice.

He continued with the words of the game narrators, "This game is like that. Until the final moment, no one knows who will win. So, it's crucial not to start celebrating halfway through the match. Otherwise, losing the match would be even more embarrassing." Having been through various competitions, he had witnessed miraculous comebacks in different matches. It wasn't necessarily a deep understanding of the players, but his perspective on the gaming scene. Of course, this principle applied not only to this particular game but to others as well. After all, until the final moment, who could be certain of the winner? This principle extended beyond gaming and into many aspects of life. A single m

I wondered how many would waste their time AND money playing such games they would most definitely lose. I felt the man’s hand around my waist drifting lower and lower until I was sure I could feel his grunt fingers skimming my thigh. Should I leave? I stilled myself from doing anything that would be detrimental. If I left now what would happen? Would I not be forced to interact with Mikael? The round ended and everyone groaned, including the man beside me, as they all lost. “Well, that’s the game for ya. Let’s do another round!” He raised his fingers about to snap at the dealer, smirking at me when suddenly-

Because losing? Not an option.

I could only go with that because it was the only card available to me. "You lose."