Win The Day Novels & Stories

‘All I do is win.’ — All I Do Is Win by DJ Khaled, Ludacris, Rick Ross, Snoop Dogg & T Pain FOUR WEEKS LATER DIANE The entire departmental auditorium is buzzing with energy, filled with students, distinguished professors, and families all seated in anticipation. It is the annual game competition event, and the tension in the air as everyone waits for the announcement of the winners is so thick that a knife can easily slice through it without stress.

As her eyes scanned it, she gasped. "What’s wrong, Callista?" I asked, wondering why she had gasped like that. "Today is Game Day!" she shouted, her voice bubbling with excitement. "Game... Day?" I repeated, still not understanding. "Yes! The game is always held once every month. The team who wins gets to demand whatever they want. Though we witches don't always win, it's always so exciting to participate," she grinned excitedly.

"But something that pushes your boundaries." I swallowed, both nervous and intrigued. "And if I win?" "Name your prize." I thought for a moment. "If I win, you have to take a full day off work. No calls, no emails, no meetings. Just whatever I want to do all day." "That's it?" Alexander asked, clearly expecting something more salacious. "That's it," I confirmed. "Watching you try to function without working will be entertainment enough." He extended his hand. "Deal."

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With that, she said nothing more. "This is so weird. She insisted that the prize is for you and said she's bringing it over personally," Alice said, sipping her coffee. "And can you guess why?" Macie frowned slightly and shook her head. Stores like that usually offer promotions only to members who've spent above a certain amount. "She said that today was their 'Lucky Day' event," Alice said amusedly. "They supposedly pick random customers who were caught on their surveillance tapes. Anyone who enters the store, whether they make a purchase or not, is automatically entered in the lucky draw."

I just love it. "It's like catching lightning, the chances of finding someone like you. It's one in a million, the chances of feeling the way we do. And with every step together. We just keep on getting better. So can I have this dance (Can I have this dance). Can I have this dance?"

Before I could say a word, Wyatt, standing beside me, couldn't take it anymore and stepped up to speak for me. "Who says Remy can't find a job? Didn't you hear? He has already accepted an offer from a company abroad. He's leaving this afternoon! We came out today for his farewell lunch. Who knew we'd be so unlucky as to run into you two?"

She don't have the courage to do so. "Should we go in the street and beg people for money instead, Bea?" Talking to herself. Everything is tiring and draining for her. She checked her phone when she heard a notification sound. 'Alphabette and others have birthdays today! Send them birthday greetings now...' "What?" She immediately checks the calendar and found that today is her friend's birthday. She can't believe that she forgot her special day. Fortunately, there's a social media that reminds us. She was about to dial Alphabette and greet her with a happy birthday when she remembered the last time she visited their house.

Arkham The Great Games Day…. Today was finally the day! We have all been busting our asses and pulling our weight to make this weekend a massive success. I have been swamped with arrangements that kept popping up as soon as we thought we had it all covered. But today, today it was all set. Everything was in its place, ready to welcome the other four packs. I am beyond proud of my pack and what we have all managed to pull together in four days! These Game days have always been for fun, but today we compete. No matter what, in my heart, my pack is Number One! I am so proud of each one of them. The respect we have for one another, and how well we work together as one.

For as long as it took. Because it was never truly over. But that did not mean we had lost. It meant we had to keep winning. Every single day.