No Nut November Reboot Card Novels & Stories

“These cards include famous lines from different movies. Each one will pull a card by turn and say the line out loud. Whoever answers first takes the card. The winner is the one with the most cards.” “Sounds fun!” I grinned, already feeling excited. “I’ll start,” Ares said and reached for the stack of cards. “Remember remember the fifth of November.” “V for Vendetta!” Declan was the first to answer. “This is so easy.” Lana rolled her eyes. “Yet you didn’t say it first.” Declan smirked at his sister. “I’ll go next.” I took a card. “I figure life’s a gift, and I don’t intend on wasting it.”

One Game Later… Anna and I stare at Evan, Ella, and Noah in wonder. Their stack of cards towers over ours, absolutely destroying us in a game of Taboo. Our jaws drop. “Sweet, sweet victory!” Noah smugly eats a french fry before popping a chicken nugget into his mouth.

He saw me placed between kings, a queen born from nothing but their rivalry. Dino reached into his jacket, he handed me my phone, one I had forgotten I had, and then he pulled out a black card, slapped it against my palm. “Funding. Pin’s 1794. Don’t fuckin’ waste it.” Alessandro smirked, sliding his own card free, holding it out with practiced elegance. “Take mine as well. Use what you must. Build what you need.” I stared at the cards. At first, confusion tangled me. Was this another game, another leash? But then it shifted. Maybe it didn’t matter. Maybe I could use their games against them.

In my past life, I had been too blind to notice—it wasn't Jacob's body at all. Victoria took my disdain as defiance, spewing venom with every word, until Alpha Arthur finally ordered the guards to intervene. All the while, Liam clung protectively to Isabella's hand, shielding her as though afraid the conflict would frighten her. It was then I noticed the necklace at her throat: the Moon's Tear, sacred emblem of the Luna's status. He had already bestowed it upon her. Jacob's title and mate bond had been usurped by Liam's greedy hands. I laughed bitterly.

I placed a hand over it, subconsciously worrying about my baby. Had my scent been off…? “Luna?” I asked in my mind. “Nothing is out of place,” she assured me. Then how? “Don’t worry,” Matteo promised. “Your secret is safe with me. Here.” He lifted a card-shaped envelope from his pocket and handed it to me. I looked at it, entirely dumbfounded for a moment before I thought to reach out and accept it. With it in my hand, I turned it over. On the front was a name.

Before the Wood Character Secret Skill was broken, Jason could control the remaining four figures. The ten figures collided in an instant, and then five figures flew out. Four figures dissipated in the void, and the five great elders of the Inuit flew out. The four figures disappeared. The five great elders worked together to break the Wood Character Secret Skill of Jason. It might be too early to say that they would win, but this scene greatly boosted their morale. One against five, and he still had the upper hand. This made everyone see the hope to defeat the Inuit.

We are going to be passed out on the lawn by the end of the night except for Fox. I and Ransom are the first ones to have active cards but so do Angel and Shadow, meaning our cards match. Unfortunately for Ran and I, we have to drink longer seeing as how I have the 10 of spades and Ransom has the ten of clubs while Angel has the 3 of hearts and Shadow has the 3 of diamonds.

I just need to find Parker, he would never confess to what never happened. Aidan steps in front of me and I have to force my legs into a halt so I don’t collide into him, up close I feel the full brunt of his hatred, he looks at me like I am the most disgusting thing he has ever come across, “I Aidan of the TriMoon pack and next in line as the Alpha of the pack, I hereby reject you Cassandra on the grounds of infidelity, I want nothing to do with a loose woman like you.”

So he inserted one into the slot and waited for the buttons to light up. They didn’t, and his coin clinked down to the tiny repayment tray. “Whadda?” he grunted. He tried again, with the same outcome. So he tried yet again, and again, and again, determined to make the frigging piece of junk work. Finally the machine was as kind as to take his coin, but the buttons remained dark and no paper cup showed up to gather anything. There was no sign the thing was working at all. “C’mon!” he growled, smacking the buttons that refused to get the memo about his coin.

She muttered as she drew out a small card sticking from the bouquet and stretched it out to me. -I’m sorry for the things I said the Last time. I heard about your decision to go into therapy and I’m very proud of the Courageous step you’re taking. Collin- I read the card out loud. “Awwn,” Mom cooed as she stood up from where she was seated and opened up the gift bag.