Teasing Games Novels & Stories

My thighs pressed together instinctively as I felt myself getting wet. They all felt relax like it was some comedy show, but I feeling all hot inside. “Alright, Fuck this movie,” Tess suddenly said, right as the guy on the tv was about to flip his stepmom over. “Let’s play a game.” “What game?” Alessia asked, already grinning. “Truth or Dare,” Tess replied. “But we’re skipping the truths tonight. Only dares. No baby games. No weak shit” Wait what? I felt a knot tie in my stomach. I didn't like where this is going at all.

Each door had a player's name on it, with their fear level right underneath. Mine was the only one at zero. The other two? Both clocked over 90. They stared at me like I'd hacked the game. Seriously, how could anyone be scared? These monsters were adorable. That creepy voice slithered back, this time smug. [So, dear players, would you like to offer the keys to unlock the interworld gate?] [You have one last hour, until midnight. After that, you'll be trapped here forever.]

Then he teased her nipples gently between his fingers and thumbs, and the pleasure intensified. Her head fell back against his shoulder and she closed her eyes. It felt so perfect standing there, feeling the skin of her back pressed against his solid chest while his hands created marvelous sensations, spiraling out from her breasts. The he lifted one hand to sweep her hair to the side, baring her neck so that he could lean forward and kiss the sensitive skin below her ear. He nuzzled her and she wriggled against him, as a ticklish shower of sexually charged sensations feathered through her, sending her pulse-rate soaring.

Mom shook her head slightly as she placed her hands over mine around her waist as she whispered back, "Never." The other woman then suggested we play the game "tease." Mom and I asked how the game was played. The other woman smiled and explained, "Each coupled person takes turns teasing their lover. The rules are no actual penetration, masturbating, or letting the other couple and anyone else in the vicinity see what each partner is doing or saying to the other."

“Let’s not talk about that.” “Okay…” I murmured, a little puzzled. Elara really was full of locked doors and no keys. Tessa leaned forward with a mischievous grin. “Let’s play a game.” “What kind of game?” I asked warily. “A drinking game,” she said, wiggling her brows. “I ask a question, you drink if you don’t want to answer.” Elara laughed. “You look a little evil right now Tess, is this what alcohol does to you?.”

Tessa said excitedly. “Really? So, you will stay there overnight?” Jan Lee asked. “Yeah! Of course. In fact, we are thinking of games that will take away our sleepiness,” Tessa replied and winked at Ally. “Oh no! What kind of game is that? I feel excited to play,” Jan Lee asked curiously.

"I lied, but you were making fun of the fact that I d-didn't have a boyfriend and-" "Whoa, whoa, whoa." I shook my head. "I wasn't making fun. I was teasing. There's a huge difference. Making fun means I'm trying to make you feel bad about yourself, teasing is what you do when you want to embarrass someone. Huge difference." "And yet both feel bad!" "You need more sugar." "Huh?" "It will help with all your nervous energy." "I'm not engaging with you." "So, a maid huh?" She let out a pitiful groan. "This is why you don't kiss strangers."

Grinning, I grabbed a pillow and tossed it back at her, hitting her arm lightly. “You’re slow,” she teased, her voice carrying that rare spark of amusement. “Just warming up,” I shot back, throwing another pillow that she expertly deflected. The kids burst into laughter, encouraging both sides as the playful chaos unfolded. Despite the awkwardness lingering in the air, the game became a temporary escape—a fleeting moment when everything felt almost normal.

he whispered, but it was load enough for her to hear. She laughed out loud. “Kasi dumadaan ka sa newsfeed ko! And I’ve watched a couple sniper highlights of yours kagaya nang nasa pinned mo before I even talked to you kaya nasabi ko ‘yon. Sana pala hindi ko nalang sinabi. Kinilig ka ata, ‘no?” she teased. Pareho pa silang nasa lobby at hindi naman nito sinisimula ang laro. Hindi na siguro sila maglalaro ulit.

" For helping me see what I've been blind to see all this while." " Have you been blind to see, or you just didn't want to talk to see it? Anyway, you're welcome. Any compliment is handy now." I muttered and folded my hands. Until I felt a hand tickle my sides, I laughed while running away. " Stop! That ain't funny!" " It's called payback time." He muttered, picking a basketball. " For what?" " For cheating in that last game. Remember?" Oops... I already forgot. But I smirked devilishly at him.