"You don't want to do this." He warned again as he sat down relaxed on the sofa. "Bruce, warn them."

"See, you don't want to bet on this game because you will only lose, My boss is the best, second to none." Bruce warned just as his boss told him to.

"I'm not backing down." Val was determined.

"Okay." The strange man who is Bruce's boss said as he sat upright while he got into position for the game.

They started the game. To me, random pawns was been moved but to them it meant something. 

In less than five minutes, the son of a monkey who was Bruce's boss relaxed once again with a smirk on his face.

Val's face was down cast with sweat dripping off her forehead; she had the look of someone who wished to be anywhere but in this same room.

From the dramatic display I have seen from both sides, the atmosphere, one of my worst fears came  into reality.

He won! He. Freaking. Won!!

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Barbara Williams
A nineteen year old girl disrespect her parents for what she thought she saw and her parents can't give her.
 LOVE
she moved in with her boyfriend who she thought can provide her with the love she was craving for.
what happens when things go down the wrong lane and she loses all she thought she has gathered?

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"Once upon a time, I could do that but now? No. I simply can't risk that with my symptoms of an ulcer. I don't want to have an ulcer so I'm trying to avoid it." I explained with a pout. 


"If you are having the symptoms already doesn't that mean you already have it? The ulcer I mean." Val interrogated. 


"I guess? But I don't want the ulcer case to get advanced!" I frowned at Val. What's there not to understand? 


"Oh, I see." Val smiled sheepishly which I found weird. It just doesn't suit her bravado personality. 


"You sure do see." I rolled my eyes at her as I stood up to make cereal for myself. 


Luckily, there was still a bit of sugar left in the sugar can. I emptied the sugar in the can in my bowl of cereal before I started digging in. 


"What's the time?" I asked with my mouth full of cereal. 


"Okay, let's get cleany," I say as I finished off the last bit of cereal in the bowl. 


"Is there a word like 'cleany' in the dictionary?" Val asked with a light laugh. 


Chapter 21: A perfect family