Sarah Levy Drinking Games Novels & Stories

“Quickly give me fifty dollars.” Stevan pulled fifty dollars out of his wallet and threw the money in Sarah's palm in annoyance. Sarah exclaimed happily while waving the money in the air. To celebrate her victory over her lover, Sarah grabbed another bottle of beer and downed it violently. The yellow liquid spilled between her lips and slid down along her neck. Sarah then scooped up a handful of nuts and tossed them into her mouth. “Jordyn, do you want to bet with me too? There's still a case of beer in the back.”

By 9pm, one of Chad’s friends the one with the nose ring and the chain clapped his hands and said, “Okay, let’s make things interesting.” That’s when he introduced the game. Not Never Have I Ever no. That was child's play, this one had sharper edges. “Truth or Drink,” he said. “You answer, or you sip. No dares, no lies.” We formed a circle, cups in hand, most people buzzed and playful. The first few rounds were easy. “What’s your biggest guilty pleasure?” “Have you ever had a crush on someone here?” “Would you ever hook up with your boss?”

“How do you make Clue a drinking game?” Mason picks up the game and turns it over, reading the back. “You can make everything a drinking game. Candyland is a good one. Take a shot whenever you pass over one of those squares that has a candy on them. Sip a drink when you get a double-square card.” “You’re totally speaking from experience, aren’t you?” I laugh. “It’s been a while. Speaking of drinking, want to try the obscure flavors of whiskey?” Mason asks, looking from me to Sam. I catch Sam’s eye and he nods.

Ethan and I swallowed our desire to ask and we carried on. “Oh let’s play a drinking game.” Ava the life of the party suggested. “Yes.” I cheered. Ethan and my brother turned to each others almost like they knew they didn’t have much of a choice and we began. I lost. Again. And again. “Okay, that’s enough, I’ll drink it for you,” Ethan grunted as he snatched the beer cup from me and chugged it down. “Do you even know how to play this game?” He rasped.

Her words caused the server to look up but Levy did not glance at him instead she looked around and when she saw a server standing in front of them with a bunch of wine glasses, Levy snapped her fingers. Immediately the wine glasses flew up in the air as they hovered in the air and then flew to where Levy was standing. Some of the guests were watching the show in front of them with interest in their eyes, they wanted to see what was going to happen. Levy ignored the gazes that were locked on her, she knew that the people were going to watch the drama which was why she calmly watched the glasses come to a stop on top of her head. Before she breathed a heavy breath and then closed her eyes as

For one, I was feeling quite dizzy and nauseous and I did have an idea of what it might be, but I wasn't sure though, so I didn't want to make a big deal out of it. Tony and Leo helped set the lights on the beach and the chairs were set out around a fireplace in the middle. The beers were placed by the side and someone was to be manning the grill while everyone ate; Tony and Leo, of course. Kai offered, but the boys turned it down, and we all faced Kim. "So what are the games we are going to be playing?" "Okay, so I prepared quite a number of games, but the two most interesting ones would be never have I ever and two truths and a lie."

Emmeline had to come up with an interesting new topic of discussion to keep them occupied and distracted before things became too heated between herself and Zavian. After a few moments, she exclaimed relatively loudly to get everyone's attention, "There's a naughty little drinking game I used to play with my friends at university whenever we'd meet up for drinks. Each person asks the rest about something they've never done before, and whoever has done it has to take a drink as a penalty. Want to give it a try?" "Oh, I've seen that in movies before, but never actually played it! It does look very interesting and fun." Minnie exclaimed excitedly.

Just as the conversation seemed to lull, and all that was heard was the movement of servers as they changed the plates and the clacking of breakable wares, Alexander clapped his hands once. "Let’s do something fun. A game. It’s been a while since we all sat down like this." I blinked. A game? Here? Lorelei tilted her head. "What kind of game?" Alexander grinned. "Something easy. Truth or Dare." Riley laughed, genuinely. “Are you serious?”

the bartender remarked. "Correct guess," Kara chuckled. She grabbed a seat, and Ben proposed that they play a drinking game, "Never Have I Ever." "Is that a good idea? I wouldn't be able to drive back home," Ava expressed her concern. "Well, unless you've ever done everything," Ben quipped, making Kara and Martha laugh. "Alright, let's do it," Ava agreed. They all grabbed their drinks and found a table, leaving Ben to order a bottle of whiskey. When he joined them with the glasses, he placed the bottle on the table.

Everyone attending the party has moved outside because the party also has. Time inside ticks by slowly and just as boredom begins to take a hold of me, Levi comes back in. I perk up, thinking he’s probably here to spend time with me alone or invite me outside, but I’m disappointed. Sitting on the chair, Levi takes my hands in his, looking adoringly into my eyes as he speaks, “We’re out of alcohol, Lyra.” I hear a snicker come from somewhere behind us but the sound is drowned out by Levi clearing his throat. Still staring at me he continues, “Since you’re the only one not playing any games right now, how about you help get some alcohol for the rest of us?”