The Lemon Games Novels & Stories

"There is only Vesper. And Vesper has a game to win." Zero let out a quiet sigh, his hand lingering on the edge of my desk for a fraction of a second too long, his fingers brushing against mine before he stepped back into the shadows of his terminal. "Then let's win it. The Thorne shipment arrives at Pier 4 at midnight. I've already corrupted their security feed. The stage is yours." A cold, lethal smile spread across my lips. I pulled a sleek, midnight-black carbon fiber mask over the upper half of my face, concealing my identity entirely.

"Come on, Dad! I bet I can beat you at everything!" The arcade was sensory overload, flashing lights, beeping games, kids shouting. If it was when i never knew about their existence i would have been checking emails. Now? Now I watched Leo's entire face light up at the racing game, and I couldn't imagine being anywhere else. "Watch this!" Leo scrambled into the driver's seat. "I found a super secret shortcut! No one else knows about it!" "Except everyone on YouTube," James rolled his eyes, but he was fighting a smile. "Want to try, Dad? It's multiplayer."

Well, it didn't matter, because it was to my advantage. Day was breaking. I was nearing a crossroad. I left my scent on both roads just as dad taught me, hoping it would throw them off for a while. Then I hid. They slowed at the crossroad and started wondering which way I went. I could hear anger voices but I also heard something else; wheels. It sounded like a carriage and turned and started towards it. The vehicle soon began to come in view. There was a crest on it; the crest of the Lycan kingdom of Blood Moon

Obviously, that’s what he’d wanted all along. “Come on,” he said, looking around. “Suggestions, please. Emma, give a suggestion.” Romeo suddenly said Emma blinked. “Suggestion for what game? I don’t even know how to play.” “Come on, Emma, just say anything,” Romeo urged from his seat. She hesitated. “Um… I don’t know. But how about Color Name?” The room went silent. Then Luther burst out laughing, loud enough that the whole club could’ve heard it. “Color Name?” he repeated, shaking his head. “What kind of game is that? Come on, you guys, stop acting like you don’t know Maya’s stalling.”

Dinara said as she held his hand and turned him towards herself. "Games? What games?" Leonus asked her, raising his brows in apprehension seeing her overly excited features. Her excited features had never been a good sign for him. "The game in which you will win a cute stuffed animal toy for me." She answered happily and took him to the carnival game show where he had to show his shooting skills to win her heart. By winning some stuffed toys for her. Leonus eyed the stuffed animal stall and wanted to hit his head for following her mother’s order. He was practically babysitting his so-called naive wife.

"I never refuse a game." "All right," I say lightly, leaning forward and taking the lid off of the dish between us. Our main course tonight is lamb with mint sauce, and my mouth waters as the rich aroma reaches my nose. God, I'm starving. Forget the lamb - I could eat an entire horse tonight. "Since you seem so sure of yourself, maybe you should make your first guess. I'm going to start eating." Calder might be confident about his chances of winning this game, but he still takes a moment to think before speaking.

He pointed at the virtual car race game at one corner of the Hall. "You do? Let's play it then." Adrian walked over to the cashier who had the tickets for the game. He handed her some cash and she issued some tickets. Leo's face lit up as Adrian helped him onto the bike for the race. "Have you done this before?" Adrian asked. "He hasn't." I replied when I saw that Leo was too immersed in the features of the game. "I'll teach him then." Adrian started the game and started calling out to Leo on how to play the game with the game pad.

“The final game is very simple. There is a box at the bottom of the pool in front of you. There is a key in the box. Do you see the door in front of you?” Jack’s seductive voice came, “Once you get out of this door, you will be free. and the key is in the pool below. Time limit is three minutes. The game begins!” “F*ck! The third game is too simple.” “By the way, did you guys see what was in the pool?” “It looks a little familiar, but I really can’t remember it at the moment.” “Stupid, those are blood-sucking leeches. Judging from the scene, there are at least a few thousand of them.”

“Yes, Leo?” Leo stepped closer, holding out the tablet. The screen displayed a page full of charts, grids, and what looked like some sort of online registration form. “There’s a tournament next month,” he said carefully. “It’s not just a game—it’s strategy, business simulation. If I win, I could get shares in a company. Not big ones. Small stakes. But real.” Sienna blinked, caught between disbelief and curiosity. “Leo… what kind of game gives away company shares?”

An honor I didn’t think was necessary as I was the only true Luna of this pack because Jake and the others were my mate. Yet here we were. Celebrating a deadly game known as the Luna Games. A game that had multiple games that could either make or break my chances at ever becoming Luna as I wasn’t the only one fighting for the title but Lilyanna and four others. One being a she-wolf from the Silentridge Pack while another came from the Blackpaw Pack while the other two came from the Moonlit Pack. A shiver rising at the thought of going up against 5 players instead of 1. A thought I didn’t find very appealing before an obnoxious voice rises within the room as we continued to wait in line for o