The Game That I Came From Novels & Stories

Seeing the screen showing the logo of my favorite game, the game that is the only one that caught my interest like this, it was nostalgic at some point. [IKINOBIRU] That was the name of the game I was playing. It was a game with lots of features. Who knows how long it took for them to create it. Even so, just like a treasure that sank deep beneath the ground, hiding until a worthy treasurer came and passed by—this game doesn't really hit skyrocket. Sadly, that was the case. I sometimes wonder if it is only me who plays this game. After being addicted to this… I supported it since its first release. And unluckily, after all those years—this is the first time ever that this game would make me

"I just want to play wrestling." "Thank goodness." I held my chest dramatically. "I thought you wanted to scar and give me night mares for life." Jade searched for the wrestling game on the shelf that was specifically made for the CD plates of my games. She couldn't find it so she settled for a different game and we continued talking about random things. "Candice might be coming today, so she could come along with us right?" Jade inquired and I squinted an eye. " "Come along for what exactly?" I asked and the sentence, come along... Strikes a memory in my head. It was used in this song from adventure time. I hummed it and Jade fixed in the mortal Kombat game.

"What are we gonna play?" I asked Ezra put the bottle on the side table. "A fun game called Never Have I Ever." A smile escapades my lips. "I know that game." "You played that before?" "No. I just heard about it from a friend." I sat properly, leaning my back on the headboard while I was facing him. "Great. Shall we start?" He sounded excited. "We shall." He put alcohol on the shot glass with a smirk on his face. "Go on; you start."

Let it come. I was done bending, done playing his game. This life, I'd claw my way out, no matter what he threw at me.

Nine years ago, my family used me to pay off their debts. That was how I ended up married to the most dangerous man in the Rivoli underworld, Vincenzo Casanova. Everyone said I was lucky. My family was ruined, and I was its last heir. Marrying Vincenzo was supposed to be my one chance at a new life. I believed them. I thought if I played my part and never caused trouble, our marriage might actually last. I was wrong. At our ninth anniversary party, Vincenzo walked into the ballroom hand in hand with his secretary, Chiara Moretti. Chiara was all smiles, one hand resting on her belly. She announced that she was pregnant with Vincenzo's child. With Rivoli's most powerful families watching, Vinc

His birthday was just around the corner, and I knew he'd love the new game that had just come out. I had earlier gotten some things I believed he would like but it felt little, so my last thought was focused on this game. “I’ll be back soon, Edgar.” I told him as I picked my wallet. “I’ll be in the parking lot.” He said to me as I nodded. I stepped into the store and searched for the game I desired to buy. They were sports and action games respectively. I bought the latest one and paid at the counter. I laughed under breath at the fact that half a year ago I would never had thought of buying such or even affording it.

Alaric peeped and pushed me towards the chair where I sat down. I looked at the table before me but couldn't see anything like a game. " Alaric, what game are you talking about because I don't seem to see any sort of game here!" I barked and he only stared at me. " I haven't brought the game yet." And just when he made that statement, a servant came on with a very big board and I was wondering what it could be until the servant threw the board on the ground then I realized it was chess.... My favorite game.

"You know what? If we hadn't played this game that day, they might still be here." "What do you mean?" Kevin looked at me, "You still don't understand what I mean? That day when we played this game, we had opened a portal between our world and theirs. The entity entered through the portal and targeted each of us." "You mean the entity come from this stupid game?" "Yes!" "What? I thought this was just a joke!" "No, Beverly. The game it's real!" "Why didn't you say so from the first time?! Huh!" I getting mad.

"We will see who wins first, Brother," He stood up and smirked at me, sparking a challenge I won’t back away from. "Either your revenge... or my extortion?" My smirk also grew wider as I replied strongly, having no intentions of failing. "We will see," He let out a quiet jeering laugh and left me all alone in my undesirable thoughts after starting a lethal game. I stared at the crack in the glass with a blaze igniting in my eyes as I threw the glass away, shattering it to pieces.

Hina always had to step in and get her out of trouble. Standing in a dim corner of the hallway, Emma bowed her head and whispered, “Thank you…” “Don’t thank me. I don’t accept your thanks. Judging by how scared and timid you look, this must be your first time here, right?” Hina took a drag of her cigarette, silently thankful that the previous customer hadn’t caused a scene. Emma nodded tightly. It wasn’t just her first time here—she had been forced here by her own mother. She had nowhere to run. She was already used to being oppressed and could only cowardly follow orders.