Twin Mask Rulebook Novels & Stories

At this time, the big screen showed the prizes and the rules of the game. "Our game has to be played in pairs. Winning this game does not only depend on your brain but also on physical strength. Therefore, the pair should be one man and one woman. Of course, single men and women don’t have to be upset because it doesn't have to be a couple. Our theme is 'Masquerade', hence a total of fifty pairs of masks are provided. If you want to participate in the event, you can choose a pair for couples, or you can have a pair for men and women if you have a match. Paired masks are available in the first and second boxes. If you want to try your luck and depend on fate, the masks for men are in the thir

He looks like a completely different man. I would've appreciated the sight if my stomach wasn't knotted with nerves, His best man stands a foot away, impassive, stone-faced. His sandy coloured hair and brown eyes are the only outstanding features. Out of the corner, I spot my mother talking discreetly with the actress pretending to be the other twin, wearing a hat that covers most of her face. “Are you okay?” Stefan’s voice startles me. The soft way it sounds. “Yes.” I blink back my tears and manage a shaky smile. “Let’s get it over with.”

Maybe Amore was unlikely to be able to catch a bird with the arrow so Liam was a little distracted. "What? Are you sure? Hmm. Maybe you lose? What is the punishment for the loser? How many birds are the minimum and maximum?" He said then Liam was "Minimum of two and maximum of three. But when there is only one or you don't have any, you will cook in the cafeteria for 1 week. Can I punish you?" Amore said with a smile. She is also confident that she will defeat Liam so that is the punishment.

he said, his hands on the steering wheel as he talked. "The Lunar Tether is a permanent mark we give to our mates that can never be broken. Though there is an exception for the folks, for Alphas and their Luna, it can never be broken," he explained, but I remained silent, not wanting to understand what he just said. "So, did your mate mark you?" His voice was heavy as he asked me the question as if it was a weighty word to spill out. "Well," I said, running my hands through my thick hair.

“Let's do it.” I took three steps forward, breaching the gap between us, and held her hand. “It would be okay, Abby,” I whispered. “We've all injected ourselves with wolf's bane at some point. And if Blake hesitates to suck it out of you, I would.” “What happens if Omari finds out he used wolf's bane?” she asked. “The wolf fight had no rules,” I said. “Using wolf's bane should be considered cheating, but there's no rule against it. He would get away with it even if they found out.”

I'm very confident with Lisa's abilities, but every time she battles, my stomach gets sick, and this is for our bond, our pack, and our future. "Listen up, the rules to a title challenge are serious. Rule 1. No one can intervene. The fight is to the death. Rule 2. The first half of the fight is in human form and fought by the human side. The second half begins when one of the fighters' human side can no longer fight. The second half is fought in wolf form and is fought by the wolf spirit. Rule 3. No weapons are permitted. If a weapon is used, the cheater is killed by the other side's pack. When I say fight, the fight will begin. Does everyone understand the rules," Clint yells into the crowd

"At least it’s me, not some outsider coming in to give Leon more offspring. If I can cover for you, you should be thanking me." Zara's breath caught in her throat. The irony of it all cut deeper than any insult. They were identical twins, indistinguishable to most, save for a small birthmark hidden on their stomachs. Lyra had always said it didn’t matter if they switched places; no one would notice. To her, this was just another game. But for Zara, it wasn’t a game—it was her life.

asked Bethany with a corny smile. “Since you’re a girl, I'll have to be a gentleman and take it easy on you. We can go for three hundred if that's okay by you,” replied Mason. Oh, come on. You know there's only one way this game is enjoyed and that is by going all in. I say we do six hundred,” replied Bethany to Claire’s bewilderment. “Deal,” said Mason. Soon after, Ryan returned with a smile on his face, and with the aura he exuded, one could tell that everything had been set up and it was only a matter of time now.

I turned to look at Taran, and he just bent and nipped on my shoulder. [Are you really okay with this?] I mumbled at Taran. He curved his lips: [Promise me and I'll give my blessing.] My eyes fell on Nox. The other night when we got back after meeting Stone, Taran came to us and said only one thing-- "If someone takes away their mate mark from a twin, they scar both the twins for life." "I don't plan to take my mark off Kirsch." -- That was how Nox answered Taran.

Alfred clearly decided on the coven, though his life mate appeared to be his second-in-command. “Of course, love.” Bethany responded with a gentle smile to him. Jillian couldn’t help but wonder how much of that smile was false. No woman was that sweet and simpering. “Now, we kept the Alpha’s twin brother near. I’m not sure if you are familiar with Twins of Midnight, but it might affect anything you do to one. They act as one being. Two halves of a whole. They must live as one being, sharing all. They can’t be separated because they would struggle to survive without the other’s skills and abilities to fill in gaps and failings of the other.” Helena couldn’t let him go in blind. Their blessing