Chapter 9: I'm Not Sorry!

Boomer's POV

Several rounds in, and we were all fuming. Several betrayals had been perpetrated, and I could honestly say that nobody was sorry.

"Hey, you sank my battleship!" Bubbles busted at Butch.

"Bubbles, wrong game," Blossom told her.

"No, it's a metaphor for this game."

"In what way?"

"Well, he sent me back several spaces, so it's like sinking my gunboat."

"You just called it a battleship!"

"Don't question her logic!" Boomer joined in for no reason.

"Stay outta this, bread head!" Buttercup chimed.

"Why should I? She is my partner! I do the strategies and stuff, too!"

"Thank you, Boomer!" Bubbles shouted directly into my ear.

"So what, Bubbles? It's a game, and I just so happened to affect you in a negative manner! So what? It's just a game."

"This is a group game. This determines who enters the next round!"

"No... what next round?"

"There's not multiple rounds?"

"No!"

"Oh... huh, well in that case..." There was an eerie silence that hung in the air for a few moments, when suddenly the board flipped. Cards and character pieces scattered through the air in front of everyone's face. We all turned towards Bubbles and gave her the evil eye. She smiled a toothy smile and shrugged, then turned to look at me. "Boomer! I'm so disappointed in you! Why would you ever do such a thing?"

"What?" I bellowed.

"Bubbles, it was obviously you," Buttercup folded her arms over her chest.

"You see, this is why we can't play board games with you... ever. You're in high school and you still flip the board." Blossom added.

"It's not like I have a choice, though! If I don't, I'll probably lose!"

"Ugh... I'll bet that directly under your skin is nothing other than five year-old Bubbles operating a bunch of sticks and rope to control an older Bubbles puppet!" Buttercup wondered.

"Well, it's official. I have no idea as to what we should do next! Boys, do you have any ideas?" Blossom calmly asked.

The three of us all began to rub our chins in unison. There was something that we've wanted to do with them for quite a while, now. Once again, in unison, we responded, with smiles stretching across our faces. "Weellllll..."