Play Matchmaker Novels & Stories

A hiss comes from the mouth of tall man. I take off my white blazer that I wore, then throw it away carelessly. Then, my hand grabs a pair of sword of mine from the back. “Let’s start our game.” - Perfect Mate -

“You really want to play this game again?” “Yes,” I said firmly. “Give me a clue.” He smirked, tapping the steering wheel. “Alright, but don’t say I didn’t warn you, last time you were terrible at guessing.” “I will surprise you this time.” He thought for a moment, then queued up Cheap Thrills on his playlist. I squinted. “So… a club?” Kelvin laughed so hard he nearly missed a turn. “Who clubs when the sun’s out, Mira?” “Thrift store? Cheap…something?”

You have got so much in the plate huh"? Daniel praised him. Jack just chuckled. "So what do you want? Is it movie marathon or games"? He asked going to the LCD and Daniel was fast to opt for games. He loved playing online games. So Jack set up the PSP and its consoles with Daniel's favorite games. Time flew as they were deeply immersed in their games. They would shout, scream at each other. They would bro fist when their team won the game. They played against each other and it was a tie. "Wow. You are a pro eh"! Daniel punched his arm while Jack was laughing. He really enjoyed the game.

she responded, uninterested. "We belong from political families. Playing games is something that we have in our blood. So let's play a game," he teased. His words were somewhat making her wonder, but she was too stubborn to give in to him. "What game?" She questioned. "A game of chess," he winked. "Have you forgotten? That the most powerful piece in the game of chess is the queen. The king's life would revolve around the moves of the queen. So, are you really willing to play a game of chess, darling?" She smirked.

“No, I really don’t want to play that, Lorenzo. You know I hate it.” “Don’t be such a killjoy, Leah. We’re going to play.” I strained my ears, waiting for Leah to deny him again, but she didn’t. A second later, both of them were standing in the doorway of the bathroom, sizing me up. “We’re going to play a game, Chloe,” Lorenzo purred. “I’m going to say Simon Says, and Leah is going to do it.” I swallowed. “And what does that have to do with me?”

He looked around. “Which means you have to be able to adapt very quickly to that fact and work with it or even spot it, don't wait until you're stabbed in the back" he explained. He brought out a bowl, pouring pieces of paper from a bag into it and gestured to it. “Here are the names of your new partners for just today's game. Everyone picks a paper but you make sure your new partner doesn't know you, neither do you know them, don't look around” he instructed.

”But good to have it cleared up. “Alright then, let’s get back to the game,” I said. ”Brian?” “I just found this one,” he said. ”It’s a partner game. The system throws out random questions or challenges, and each pair has to answer or complete them. The couple that knows each other best wins. Sound good?” “What does the winning pair get?” Diane asked. “Let’s say the winning pair gets to make a public request at their own wedding,” Mayoko suggested. “Not fair,” Paul said. ”Susy and I are definitely not getting married.” Jenny smiled at him—they really did know everything about each other.

The dice are in my hands again. "Faye, your turn," Leander says. I close my eyes and roll, opening them to see the dice stop at five. Counting the spaces, I land on a black square. What's black again? "Oh, black..." Leander says playfully. "Black square, unlocks extreme, taboo content." I shiver. Liam and Leander are also stunned. Seeing the corresponding card, we're even more surprised. The game involves role-playing between a wife and her twin brothers-in-law...

My face split in a huge smile and it has been plastered for a long time. “What are we going to play?” I asked and sat with them in front of the TV. “You— nothing! We are playing Mortal Kombat!” Linc grimaced at me. “What?! Why?” “Because this game can only be played in 2!” Linc exclaimed and Raf laughed. “You are awful,” I exclaimed and went out of the room. I decided to call Mia. She accepted the call. “Hey, girl!” I said. “Hey, bish!” Mia screamed.

He looked between the two and finally shook off the absurd notion. Paul struck out the next batter and the Tide was up to bat. Chloe clutched her hands like an anxious mother. Todd Cameron, the lead off, looked up at Chloe as he headed to the plate, grinned and waved. Chloe waved and blew him a kiss. Timothy stared but didn’t say anything. Things just got stranger and stranger. He was willing to put the first off as a fluke, but when the third batter came up and gave Chloe a thumbs-up, he wondered what the hell he was missing.