Hey, guys! This is the sequel to The Game of Truth or Dare. Warning: If you are allergic to fluff, do not read this story! Yes, I know it's not very original. I got bored. If you like this story, you could go read my other ones, too- I'm currently working on The Closet the most. Thanks!!
Disclaimer: I do not own Twilight or any of the characters. (Duh.)
(Bella's POV)
It was a normal day at the Cullen household- if you could call any day normal when you hang out with a family of vampires. Alice and I were sitting on the couch watching the fashion channel. I had been begging her to change the channel for the last half hour, but she wouldn't budge. And since Edward was away on a hunting trip, I had nothing else to do.
"Alice, I'm bored."
"You're usually bored, Bella," she told me, laughing a bit.
"Just when you're torturing me with fashion."
She turned the television off and turned to me. "Well, what do you want to do, then? We could play a game!"
"Oh, no!" I practically shouted. "Last time I played a game with you guys, it took me three hours to recover!"
Alice laughed, and it sounded like wind chimes. "We don't have to play Truth or Dare," she told me. "We could play something else. Guys!" She didn't raise her voice, but Emmett, Jasper, and Rosalie came down the stairs, curious.
"What's up?" Emmett asked, grinning. Alice looked wayy to excited.
"Let's play a game!" she chirped. I tried to protest, but she cut me off. "No, Bella! You're the one that said you were bored. Ok, so what game should we play?" I shot her a meaningful look and she sighed, rolling her eyes. "Fine. Other than Truth or Dare."
"Oh! Monopoly!" Emmett suggested, practically jumping up and down. Rosalie laughed.
"You used all the paper money in the vending machines at school," she reminded him.
"Oh, yeah," he said, his face falling. "That was pretty sweet. It gave me the soda anyway..."
I did not want to know why Emmett wanted soda. But I also did not want to play a game, so I interjected. "Guys! I'm not playing, really! I'll just wait for Edward to get back." Nobody was listening.
"I know!" Alice said, ignoring me. "Let's play hide-and-go-seek!"