One Chance The Game Novels & Stories

I drift off to sleep on the plane on the way back to Texas, only to awaken after having a very vivid dream or maybe I should say fantasy of Drake. I pour myself a drink and try to relax. I decided to change clothes and freshen up, just in case Drake met me at the airfield. Silly how I have to remind myself this is all just a game. I catch myself wanting him, wanting to please him, wanting to give myself to him. I have to remember that I want to hurt him, make him regret how he treated me. Lila, my wolf also reacts to Drake so strongly I constantly have to reign in. I continue to sip the burning alcohol that I am drinking, my excitement continues to grow at the thought of seeing Drake. Noth

Just because I’m not giving him a chance to woo me, doesn’t mean every word he says and touch he gives doesn’t affect me. I am a single woman and he is a very, very, very handsome man. I would be lying if I said he didn’t affect me. The front door is opened as soon as we reach it. My eyes widened a bit by surprise. My mind jokingly thinking about this being like the sliding doors at supermarkets that open themselves, when people get near because of the sensors.

“Yes, when I was reborn, I chose Tyler. But once we were together, I realized I didn’t love him the way I thought I did. “He’s proposed to me over and over, and I never said yes. Because I kept remembering the honeymoon we never finished in our last life…” I cut her off, my tone flat. “I remember your letter. You wrote that in this life, you only wanted to be Tyler’s bride.” She quickly cried, “I regret it! I regret ever choosing him! If I had the chance again, I would have never left you. “Daniel, please, let’s start over. This time I’ll give you everything. I’ll never hurt you again!” Her desperate confession only amused me. “You want another chance? Regina, being reborn is already a gift

“What am I supposed to do?” “So, here’s how the game works Jack, this is a ping pong table but we’re not playing the traditional ping pong. It’s about how many times you score it in the cup. If the ball lands in the cup you win. The more you get from your opponent, the better.” Eric says. I can see Tanner walk into the room with Chelsea. There aremore people standing in the room than I thought. Tanner walks over to me. “That’s Chelsea’s ex. His name is Chase, no pressure, but you need to kick his ass at this game and win.” Tanner whispered.

“Okay, listen, people. I have thought of one, and we call this getting to know each other.” Dylan moved slightly away from her, furrowed his forehead, and laughed. She hit him in the arm and scoffed at him. “This is an adult game,” She laughed at her words. “I was just kidding, but this game is called One Shot, One Secret, One Truth.” “I don’t like this game,” I shook my head and stood up, but Sky grabbed my wrist and pulled me down gently. I did not fight him and sat again. “You haven’t heard it yet,” Anya uttered. “We will have one shot, then we have to tell one secret, one truth, or any order we like, but the rule is ‘NO’ follow-up questions. Fair enough?”

“... I’m sure you must have noticed booths stationed around the hall today. You and your partners are all to enter the booths that correspond to the numbers you chose. There, you will see two Amethyst stones which you and your partner must crush together and at the same time. Once those stones have been crushed, the simulation will begin and you and your partners are to work together to save your small village. You have a maximum of twenty-four hours to spare so use your time wisely. Only five occurrences can lead to you coming back here to this hall. Occurrence one, you die and you return with a foul scent of blood. Occurrence two, you fail to protect the village and the enemy wins and you

We can try’ hearing Kiko’s words, Teddy walked towards a game to hit a bottle with a tennis ball. Teddy only had enough money to play the game once. He needed to score nine points to win the pretty doll that he thought his mother would like. Calculating the chance of winning, he only needed to hit three blue bottles. ‘BAM! BAM!’ Teddy was jumping in joy when he managed to hit two out of three bottles. But then, luck was not on his side as the man who controlled the game shook his head, “No magic. It must be a fair game, boy. I’ll give you a chance to hit it another round”

The third round was an interaction game. Today's interaction game was based upon the first experience of love – "Happiness is waiting for you on the other side of the Milky Way". The rule of the game was that the male guest would walk blindfolded onto the stage full of obstacles while Irene would command from behind to see which of the male guests had the best chemistry with Irene. Bert was the last male guest who played the game with Irene. As he had been watching the game previously, he got the hang of the game. Under Irene's command, he passed through the obstacles very steadily and soon made his way near the destination.

Controlled and Dangerous. She smoothed her blouse once more, her reflection smiling back at her. “Let’s see how strong Avery Sinclair really is,” she murmured. And somewhere deep down, excitement stirred, not just for victory, but for the chaos that would follow.

It was a lifeline. ​I was only an hour into wiping down tables on my first day when Mark called me over. ​"Jamie, special task. Step into the back office. Now." ​I followed him, my gut churning. Mark closed the door behind us, and when he turned, he wasn't smiling. He was leaning against the desk, and he looked dangerous. He pulled out a massive stack of cash—bundles upon bundles of $1,000 pesos bills—and spread them out like a fan.