Texas Tea Game Novels & Stories

"What's wrong with everyone? I think it's normal, it's okay." The whole space now fell into silence until the teacher left, then William asked her: "Are you tired? Or I'll take you home." When everyone heard, they said: "Why are you two leaving so early? Stay and play the game." Jennifer's eyes, hearing the game, were as bright as night stars. She happily said: "Okay, I also like to play games. And what games do you guys play?" "The game of challenge and truth, which is to put this bottle of wine in the middle of the table, rotate it around, if the bottle is facing someone, that person has to choose to answer the truth to a question of the opponent or choose join the challenge."

It seemed everyone except me had an idea about the game we were gonna be playing. "Truth or Dare!" Alexa announced, making me chuckle. That game? Interesting. Alexa went ahead to state the rules of the game. "If you do not answer a question, you drink a shot." She raised a bottle of gin for us all to see. "If you don't do a dare, same goes. You can't choose truth twice, or dare twice. You must alternate...."

Claude said walking towards them because of the way Tasha stared at her skeptically. She would approach the lady a bit later and ask her about Tasha, she didn't want it to seem obvious. Claude joined the group and then they began exploring the fair. "First to dunk" Eric cheered grabbing a ticket, he paid and then grabbed five balls. "Which one do you want?" He asked Tasha wriggling his brows. "Like he's not going to miss" Denver teased. Tasha scanned the gifts at the top shelf below the game 'First to Dunk' it was a game where cups were placed at a distance if you tossed the ball and get it into the cup you win the game.

She elbowed his stomach at that thought before nuzzling closer to him. They decided on Texas hold'em which is one of the most popular variants of the card game of poker. Two cards, known as hole cards, are dealt face down to each player and then the five community cards are dealt face up in three stages. The stages consist of a series of three cards, later an additional card and a final card. They decided on playing three rounds. While Ye Lan was showing off her skills, Tang Li was sitting on Mo Yuhan's lap like an elegant cat, snuggling closer to him, touching and teasing him here and there.

Sapphire closed her eyes shut and gulped down the drink immediately. “Fuck, this tastes so horrible!” She snorted in irritation and everyone laughed. “Let’s spin the bottle, everyone!” Tina banged the table and Sapphire creased her brows. “Game of truth is the first game we play on team dinners. So, we spin the bottle and whoever it stops at is answering a question. Failure to do so is drinking two shots of drink,” Tina stated and Sapphire nodded her head. It was not like the game was foreign to her, but two shots of drink? She barely just drank that one and her throat still feels hot.

Shane’s voice was steady, though his hands clenched tightly. “She looked out the window when the voice said not to. They don’t like it when you disobey.” “The what?” Shane didn’t answer her question right away. His eyes lingered on the girl with the rose blooming from her mouth, then slowly turned back to Farrah. “The ones who run this… whatever it is… they call it a game,” he said quietly. “But it’s not a game anyone wants to play.” Farrah’s hands clenched into a fist… “She’s dead, isn’t she?”

Heather was mobbed by teammates, her seven Unos and clutch field goal the stuff of legend. Jenifer Walter hugged Alexandra and Trisha. “That’s how you answer the call.” The Texas coach found Alexandra at midfield, shaking her hand. “Hell of a game. But we’ll see you again.” Alexandra nodded, her eyes fierce. “We’ll be ready.” As the teams left the field, a Thunder linebacker leaned in, voice low. “You haven’t seen anything yet. We’re coming for your crown.” Alexandra met his gaze, unflinching. “Get in line.”

he smirked. "Let's have a game," Tess stood in front of him. "You can choose. The winner is the boss and the loser had to follow the winner's orders." "Sounds good," he smiled. Tess knew him. He wasn't one to back down from a challenge. "What's it gonna be?" She asked him. "We drink." "Drink?" David asked. "As in, alcohol?" Diana raised an eyebrow. "Yes, first one to pass out loses." "I like the sound of that," Tess said.

Maybe I deserve that one. "Alright," Tina says, her voice cutting through the giggles. "The warm-up is over. Ten fingers up, ladies. And remember, if you lie, you have to drink a triple shot of the house special... and trust me, I put enough tequila in there to strip paint." I raise my hands. Ten fingers. I look at them and wonder how many would be left by the time Tina is done with us.

Tyler said, folding his hand around his chest. "Hiding something?. You really got to be kidding me….". Mina denied it before laughing out. But Tyler wasn't falling for her trick this time around. "Fine, I'll tell you all you need to know". She said before she began. "This game is called, secret secret, and when playing this kind of game, no one else except the people playing it are supposed to know. That's why my voice was really low, because I didn't want anyone else to hear our discussion about the game rules". Mina explained. "Gosh, I'm a good liar!". She thought to herself.