Party Game Novels & Stories

Curious looks met my announcement. "What kind of game?" Tommy asked. "It's called beer pong." I grinned. "It's quite popular." "Beer pong?" Collins tested the words. "Never heard of it." "That's because you've all lived your entire lives in the lycan realm." I started explaining the rules. "Two teams. Cups arranged in a triangle. You throw a ball and try to land it in the opponent's cups." "Sounds simple enough." Freya nodded. "Simple but fun." I helped them set up the cups. "Trust me."

“Tonight’s game is called ‘Most Interesting Answer.’” “How do we play?” Susy asked. “It’s a partner game—everyone’s with their partner or sibling. Someone throws out a question, and at least one person from each pair has to answer. The team with the most interesting answer gets the point. Majority vote decides. The questions should be personal—that’s the fun of it. You can pass, but that’s not zero points—it’s a deduction. Paul’s keeping score. Any questions?” “Nope, all clear,” Jenny said, placing a paper plate in front of me.

The main floor was deserted when she made her way downstairs just a few minutes past nine, but the faint sound of music and a sliver of golden light spilling from an open door halfway down the central hall indicated where she might find the garden room. But to her surprise when she entered she discovered that she was not the only one to eat. A round glass-topped table, tastefully set for two, stands in the middle. A silver ice bucket and two cut-crystal champagne glasses glinted in the almost ethereal glow of dozens, if not hundreds, of miniature white lights laced among the potted shrubs lining the perimeter of the area. What is the best finale? Christian Imperial, disgracefully gorgeous in

I wished we could stay in this moment forever, but Shaun pulled away too soon and held his cup of wine to the sky. We had both expected applause and cheering, but it was deadly quiet. “Now we feast.” Dudley clapped his hands together loudly and waiters and waitresses shuffled in with brilliant plates of food. They were all Rogues of many different packs who had been captured through battles. They moved around the room feverishly, placing hot plates of food in front of every guest. I took my spot next to Shaun quietly. I was still in shock and so was he. As we started to eat, my father rushed up to the table.

The only reason I miss it is because I liked flirting and feeling wanted. My eyes catch Matteo's stare, and I wonder if he knows Pia likes him. He must know, he's smart and self-centered. I smile to myself. Isabella proceeds to explain the rules of the game, and we play it for a while until people get bored and stop paying attention. I tell Isabella to buy the expansion pack for the game because the other levels look interesting and it only costs $5. "Isabella, who do you think gets more hammered at parties? Vinnie or Matteo?"

I said and giggled because I knew he hated it when I refused him something. “ Alright, then let's play one of our games, so you can believe you're really back.”. He said as he made for his front door. “ And does that game involve food?” I asked, raising a brow suspiciously. “ Food? No way. It's just a simple game and three of my friends are on their way too, so they'll join. The game is called' The eating competition' " he said, and I almost laughed my head off. “ And you just said it wasn't about food.” I said jogging to catch up with him.

How could I break their hearts? “So, what should we do?” Hannah inquired, shifting on her butt. “It better be fun.” “I’ll try. Let’s begin with I’m hosting a party. As the game title says, I’m hosting a party, but you have to bring something to the party.” “Okay, okay,” Maya rubbed her palms together. “Balloons.” Carter shook his head. “Drinks.” Mel said. Another shake of his head. This went on until it got to my turn.

- to continue his studies. Frank didn't even care about John's reaction anymore. He quickly joined the game with Z. The game was a highly popular first person shooter game called "PUBG Mobile," where a certain number of players were placed in a server and were given a specific amount of time to kill all their opponents. The duo's skills were top-notch, and they didn't need to put in much effort. They immediately killed anyone they saw with just one shot. Frank kept chattering on the side. [Z, where have you been all these years? Why did you only show up now?]

“Technically I’m already a cousin of him also.” Tobi pressed both of his lips together. “Alright, but maybe we have to take the bodyguards with us.” He added. “It’s much safer, I don’t want Calvin lurking around unexpectedly.” I took a deep breath and just nodded at him. I’m already used to Tobi being so overprotective over me. “Where is this party going to take place anyway?” I asked. He helped me close the zipper of the luggage. “It's somewhere near the beach in La Union but I don’t know what exactly it’s called.”

After a few second a beep was heard and the text display changed. Stanley: “…” “Subject confirmed! Welcome player! Fetching world interface… World setting: Kingdom of Lunur Ultimate Task: Unite the Kingdom Task: Make the [Masked Person] your ally. Reward: ??? Would you like to proceed? Y/N Stanley silently thought in his mind and eventually said to the screen. “Fine.” The system beeped with a ‘Ding!’ and after a few second it disappeared in the air. The door was then opened after the system concealed itself. Stanley glanced at the person walking in.